Ramen!!!!!! Let's talk Ramen

i lv tp ramn s much i culd at it r vry mal.

Sounds like you have some nutrient deficiency there.

The standard Ramen soup is... edible. I tend to make it with one packet, so it's not even filling.

I had a roommate turn me on to making two packets as buttered noodles.

I made homemade tonkotsu ramen from total scratch over the course of three days.

Best soup ever.

I've been trying to make my own Hot and Sour at home, it's just... Not turned out well. :P

Instant ramen noodles are ... tolerable. Then again, that's why they're $0.20 a packet.

When I was stationed in Yokosuka, I ate at an actual ramen shop two blocks off the base a couple of times. Very good, very filling, and well worth the four yen they charged.

Ramen and miso soup are the only things I can stand eating seaweed and tofu with.

Blah. Eating instant noodles for late dinner - one of those ones that comes with little sachets of soy sauce, seasoning oil and chilli sauce that you mix up.

I always put way too much chilli in them

I like the chicken flavor.

And the fact that it's going to feed me for the next year.

Ramen is the traditional meal of college students. :)

I'll probably get used to eating it after I finish the two years in the cheap community college and move onto some more horrifically expensive.

I like chicken-flavored ramen. We've been out for a little while; we'll have to go back to Sam's Club.

There was that time at marching band rehearsal when one guy brought a pack of ramen with him and just took bites out of the dry brick of noodles, as though he was eating a Poptart.

edited 28th Jul '12 5:25:56 AM by CrystalGlacia

They're kind of nice like that.

Crunchy.

Never had actual ramen, instant or actually-from-restaurant.

I actually really like the taste of chicken flavor cup noodles, though. It's cheap and unhealthy yet so good.

Me and cup noddles... Idk I must get the cheaply made ones.

Now the Spicy chicken Ramen is the best :)

Never ate it before. I don't think such a thing even exists here in Austria. :P

Also, am I the only one who desperately wants to add an "about" to the title? xD

God... I need to don't I? But i can't :(

But "let's talk x" is a perfectly valid statement as well!

Is it in when it's used in that way?

Yeah, people say it all the time! It's pretty much the same as "let's talk about" only it implies a more get-down-to-business straightforward sort of, umm, feeling. I guess.

It's totally a thing though, trust me on this.