I got a ton of these for next to nothing from a store that wanted to get rid of their stock. Literally years worth of Indomie. They are really good especially for how cheap they are even without a steep discount.
For authentic thai experience sprinkle with sugar (not a joke)
Late reply, but I've not seen Gochujang in my area before I will keep an eye out for it. seems like it would go good with lime. but thats just me being an addict to Lime Chilli flavors.
I buy a lot of my more niche Asian stuff online because it's hard to get them in my area. I can find gochujang in both tubs and plastic squeeze bottles, thankfully. Check the international/Asian section of your local grocery store next time you're there. That's where I find my gochujang. I prefer the red squeeze bottle version.
This, though I would recommend springing for a fuzzy logic rice cooker as they make drastically better rice than a cheapo rice cooker. I like to put a mix of tomato and chicken bouillon cubes in the water to make a cheater mexican rice.
This what I've been getting lately. I really like the spicy octopus one.
That's where I am. I've been eating Maruchan since I was a kid and still eat it. I grew up where money was tight, went to college where money was better spent on beer, and got a job where I wasn't paid enough, so I've been eating shit tier forever and it's just kind of where I'm used to.
I love saving the chicken flavor packets because I can get like 6 bowls of broth out of it. I add green onions, ginger, garlic, and sometimes mushrooms.
Combining this with shin ramyun to make chapashin is the best ramen, in my opinion.
Walmart should have buldak as well. Probably not as cheap as grocery outlet, though.
I've seen this at walmart before. Out of the major grocery places around me, walmart seems to have the best ramen selection somehow
Looks like Nongshim probably discontinued it given its not listed on their site anymore.
