Nissin Demae Ramen Bar Noodle Kyushu Tonkotsu 176g

Name: Nissin Ramen Noodle Kyushu Tonkotsu 176g
Brand: JPNLifestyle
SKU: 3842 0321 16B 0013
Price: 3.7 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

Bereiding: Kook de noedel met 450 ml water. Voeg na ongeveer 10 minuten het soepmengsel toe. Voeg vervolgens meer verse ingrediënten toe.

Kyushu-style tonkotsu ramen with a mellow taste and Japanese Takana pickles.

Nissin is a world-renowned noodle brand that many people are familiar with. This “Nissin Demae Ramen Bar Noodle Series” offers non-fried straight ramen noodles that, after a few minutes of boiling, allow you to touch the soft and chewy noodles that combine very well with the mellow soup.

This pack is a Kyushu-style tonkotsu soup that has been simmered from pork bones until it has a deep umami and creamy flavor and has been cut greasy with Japanese Takana pickles, one of the most popular Japanese pickles. Simply add meat and vegetables as you like. Delicious and mellow, like eating at a ramen restaurant.

The easy method for enjoying Nissin Ramen.
1. Boil 450 ml of water, then add the udon noodles and cook for 3 minutes. Tear the soup base sachet into the bowl.
2. Remove from heat. Pour hot water into the bowl to melt the soup base, then add noodles and stir well.
3. Tear the Japanese Takana sachet into the bowl. Add meat, vegetable, or other topping as you like. Ready to eat.

Product Specifications

• Food allergen information: Contains wheat flour, sesame, soy products, and milk products.

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