korean ramyun or japanese ramen?

[HungryForCereal]

which of these tow do you like better? i've tried a lot of korean ramyun and some Japanese ramen and Korean ramyun taste the best! some of the Japanese ramen I've had taste kinda bland and they weren't as nice as the Korean ramyun.

 

[That Zephyr Guy]

what do you qualify "25 cent pack ramen that I desperately try to spice up with eggs and meats and veggies and spices" as

 

[HungryForCereal]

what do you qualify "25 cent pack ramen that I desperately try to spice up with eggs and meats and veggies and spices" as

american cheap ass noodle

 

[thatawkwardkid]

I've never tried Korean Ramyun. The closest thing to Korean Ramen that I've eaten is Kimchi flavored Ramen that I got from the store. I'll just go with Japanese Ramen.

 

[Miii]

Japanese ramen :3 Bibimbop's also amazing (though it's not really ramen).

 

[Nightmares]

Never tried Korean, so I'll have to go with Japanese

 

[Naekoya]

Korean ramyeon! If you're going to eat the Korean one you have to have a side of kimchi along with it ;3

 

[p e p p e r]

Japanese ramen is better, there's an awesome place right by me, but Korean instant ramen is better

 

[Bloody_House]

There's this ramen shop I used to visit had such yummy ramen! So, Japanese ramen

 

[Ayaya]

Indomie is still the best IMO. Please try it, or try Indomie Goreng insead (the dry/without broth variety) I love them so much I'm glad they exist.

 

[p e p p e r]

Indomie is still the best IMO. Please try it, or try Indomie Goreng insead (the dry/without broth variety) I love them so much I'm glad they exist.

oh those are good too!

 

[Ichigo.]

i've had both restaurant quality and instant japanese ramen but i've never had restaurant quality ramyun? i love real japanese ramen though. it's gotta beat most broth noodle dishes i've had. but korean instant ramyun is better than japanese instant ramen for sure.

 

[Heyden]

Indomie is still the best IMO. Please try it, or try Indomie Goreng insead (the dry/without broth variety) I love them so much I'm glad they exist.

I literally just had some rn, the spicy version is the best mmmmm

 

[Xerolin]

I've never had raymun or authentic ramen. Just ramen from the grocery store that's 19? a pack
still gud though, I'd love to have real Japanese Ramen one day

 

[That Zephyr Guy]

I've never had raymun or authentic ramen. Just ramen from the grocery store that's 19? a pack
still gud though, I'd love to have real Japanese Ramen one day

If there's an oriental market near where you live you can buy much better quality noodles to get an idea of what lower grade authentic ramen is like.

I've had it before - it's pretty good but the spices are wayyyyy different than what I was expecting.

 

[jiny]

korean ramyun is really good. i've never tried japanese ramen so i wouldn't know

 

[KaydeeKrunk]

I like Japanese Ramen better, but that's mostly because I haven't tried many Korean kinds before.

 

[Jeonggwa]

Based on texture and thickness of noodles, I prefer ramen. Thinner noodles are my kind of thing
As for broth, I like both equally. Some of the sorts are very similar to the other.

 

[p e p p e r]

i've had both restaurant quality and instant japanese ramen but i've never had restaurant quality ramyun? i love real japanese ramen though. it's gotta beat most broth noodle dishes i've had. but korean instant ramyun is better than japanese instant ramen for sure.

it's because there's no such thing as Korean restaurant quality ramyun, even if they have it on the menu at the restaurant, it's the instant kind & they add an egg or kimchi to it. So it's kind of hard to compare restaurant Japanese ramen to instant Korean ramyun

 

[Ichigo.]

it's because there's no such thing as Korean restaurant quality ramyun, even if they have it on the menu at the restaurant, it's the instant kind & they add an egg or kimchi to it. So it's kind of hard to compare restaurant Japanese ramen to instant Korean ramyun

ya i assumed so, which is why i put the question mark at the end of that sentence, but i wasn't sure so i didn't want to make a wrong assumption. that's also why i didn't compare restaurant quality ramen to instant ramyun, not to mention the fact that instant and restaurant quality aren't ever comparable anyway lmao