/r/ramen
A subreddit for any and all ramen lovers!
Welcome to /r/ramen: Your source for Authentic Japanese Ramen and Instant Noodles alike! A place to discuss all things Ramen!
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Rules of Conduct:
Posts must have flair. All posts should be tagged with flair. You can select this prior to posting or after posting. Including the tag in the subject of the title is also acceptable.
Be respectful. Please be kind to your fellow ramen slurpers. We're all here to enjoy ramen in its various forms. Rude comments and posts will be removed. Continued offenses will result in being banned.
Posts must be about ramen. All posts should be about ramen (this is a ramen subreddit after all). Udon, soba, and other noodle types outside of ramen or instant noodles will be removed. Ramen offshoots, like mazesoba, tsukemen, or instant noodle hacks, are accepted.
Limit self promotion. No blog/website/affiliate/other revenue generation spamming. If you'd like to promote something, please limit your self posts to 1 in 10 posts. It's ok to be a Redditor with a blog. It's not ok to be a blog with a Reddit account.
No Low-effort Posts. It may seem desirable to post an image of a t-shirt, or a package of instant noodles, but these posts reduce the quality of the subreddit. Whenever possible, fully-made dishes are preferred over images of packages, memes, or ramen-themed apparel. Homemade components are allowed.
No images of Instant Noodle Packages. This overlaps slightly with no low-effort posts, but we specifically prohibit posts that are only images of instant noodle that are uncooked or unprepared. For more discussion on these, /r/instantramen is a better fit.
Please let the mods know via mod email if you see any violations of the rules above. We try to be aware, but sometimes things slip through the cracks.
Serious Eats Guide to Ramen Styles
Want to make your own ramen from scratch? Here are some recipes:
Click here for a simple infographic on what to do with your instant noodles!
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first time trying toppings and I really enjoyed them !!! added kimchi, tofu, seaweed, sesame seeds, green onion, and my attempt at a jammy egg.
Sometimes you need some š¶ļø
i got this pork ramen while in Japan and it was so yummy. just wanted to share!
Bf wanted "lots of green onion"
I tried the local Ramen shop here in Southern Spain, and it was pretty bad. So Iām going to try and make Tonkatsu Ramen myself. I can find most of the ingredients for assembling the Ramen at my local Spainish grocery stores, but not the noodles.
what brands or characteristics should I look for? That would work well for Ramen? I want to one of the Oriental food stores, and I found Chinese āegg noodlesā, but Iām not sure if these have the right texture. I couldnāt find any noodles that said Ramen specifically.
I found something on Amazon, but it looks pretty sketchy.
Any pointers?
Hallo redditors,
ich versuche gerade die allseits beliebten instant ramen im deutschen Einzelhandel zu kaufen aber hatte bisher keinen Erfolg.
Kennt jemand eine Kette, die Nong Shim Black im Sortiment hat?
Friday night shenanigans - jazzed up some instant Ichiran. First attempt at chashu! Topped with soft boiled egg, green onions, nori, grated garlic š¤
Simple, but I enjoyed.
so we were cleaning out the freezer and found some bones. thought they were beef and decided to make some bone broth. found out afterward that they were pork bones. They were pretty chopped up so I don't really know what part of the pig they came from. definitely not trotters.
I'm sure we'll find a use for them, but I recently bought a slab of pork belly to make chashu, so I was hoping there might be some way to take this broth and spruce it up for ramen. I've made tonkotsu before using just one cookbook's recipe.
that was really good, but pretty involved and time consuming. i'm open to any and all ideas!
here's what went into the broth
mystery pork bones
onion
celery
garlic
carrot
salt
black pepper
pressure cooked for 3 hours
thank you!
There's like flakes and stuff in my instant ramen
Had some time to kill in Hakata Station last night and decided to try this place. In hindsight, getting extra noodles might have been a mistake as i was struggling to move after lol
Let's eat! š
Shoyu based, Mayu, sous vide chicken breast
If you have a Hiro Nori near you I highly recommend it! Very delicious.
Perfect ending to a busy day in the cold
A video of my previously posted noodles.