Ramen Noodles...best food ever!

They do taste good, but they have a ton of sodium, so I rarely eat them.

Ramen noodles are great when prepared the right way. I always add beef, egg, soy sauce, hint of lime, all these Asian noodle paste/spices with it.

They do taste good, but they have a ton of sodium, so I rarely eat them.

TM_Darkside

Sodium is good for you too, just like everything else.

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They do taste good, but they have a ton of sodium, so I rarely eat them.

Dogswithguns

Sodium is good for you too, just like everything else.

They are far from it.

Enjoy having perpetual Chinese restaurant syndrome from all of the MSG in the flavoring packets.

I will agree with anyone who says that it is one of the greatest edible inventions of all time, but not the best food ever.

Packaged Ramen noodles aren't real Ramen. Now that's good.

It's too bad "Ramen" came to mean "instant noodles" in the west.　Real "Ramen" is a Japanese take on Chinese noodle soup. Or well, more like one recipe or something.

There is nothing healthy about them noodles.MgamerBD

Exactly. I thought the only reason people bought them was because they can be purchased in enormous quantities for next to nothing, and require no cooking skill to make. They taste awful.

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"]There is nothing healthy about them noodles.AFraud

Exactly. I thought the only reason people bought them was because they can be purchased in enormous quantities for next to nothing, and require no cooking skill to make. They taste awful.

There are better tasting instant noodle brands that aren't sold in the west. Unless you go to a Japanese or Korean supermarket.

I rather eat some Pho.

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[QUOTE="MgamerBD"]There is nothing healthy about them noodles.hakanakumono

Exactly. I thought the only reason people bought them was because they can be purchased in enormous quantities for next to nothing, and require no cooking skill to make. They taste awful.

There are better tasting instant noodle brands that aren't sold in the west. Unless you go to a Japanese or Korean supermarket.

No thanks. I know how to cook real food.

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Exactly. I thought the only reason people bought them was because they can be purchased in enormous quantities for next to nothing, and require no cooking skill to make. They taste awful.

AFraud

There are better tasting instant noodle brands that aren't sold in the west. Unless you go to a Japanese or Korean supermarket.

No thanks. I know how to cook real food.

I wasn't suggesting them to you. I'm just saying that there are edible ones that are good for when you don't have time to cook.

I had to live through two months by eating noodles almost exclusively for lunch due to my lacking cooking skills and I will disagree. I hope I don't have to eat one of those ever again, unless of course I decide to take yet another exchange student program where I end up living all by myself. :P

Those aren't freaking ramen noodles. If you're talking about a 600 yen (abt US$ 6) ramen, then the answer is "yes".

(Miso Ramen)