I think I was initially drawn to this packet of ramen by the similiarity of its name to the popular Sudoku puzzles. But the similarities stop soon after. For one thing, Sudokus are popular number puzzles and Su Tah Ramen is a noodle soup.
These are a hefty 120g, much like other Korean noodles such as the popular Nong Shim line. No such luck in getting a circular block, though. The ramen was as square as a wheel in The Flintstones.
Upon eating the noodles, I was in for a shock. These were quite hot and spicy! Turns out the packaging had written in tiny print, "Rich Hot Flavor". I've highlighted it in the picture below so you can see just how hidden this was!
This ramen reminded me very much of Nong Shim, especially their Shin Ramyun. In a blind taste test, I would be hard pressed to tell the difference. I think the Shin Ramyun Hot & Spicy is still spicier though. Still, a comparison to Shin Ramyun is high praise and I was quite satisfied with these noodles.
Su Tah Ramen Noodle Soup - 8.0/10
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Sunday, March 12, 2006
Su Tah Ramen Noodle Soup
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3 comments:
you forgot to try one =)
paldo korean seafood noodles
taste really good !
The sutah ramen doesn't contain MSG...so healthier than the Shin Ramen.
I totally agree to what Anonymous said...
you forgot to try one =)
paldo korean seafood noodles
taste really good !
7/03/2006 6:30 AM
One of the best thing about Korea Ramen, their seafood Ramen normally comes in the blue packet. I remember paldo started this trend while others followed.
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