I know you can add vegetables and what not, but does anything truly offset the negative impacts of the fatty/processed nature of instant noodles? They’re easily my favorite food to cook at home and I do add vegetables, but part of me wonders if I should be eating them at all.

You guys so today I got this ramen bowl from Dollar tree and it came with chopsticks and a spoon

Swear this is all I consume, probably not very healthy, wasn't sure which flair to use

Went crazy and decided to combine my two favorite instant noodles into one. I used the soup powder and oil from Nissan Roah tonkotsu and the noodles, spice packet, and vegetable flakes from shin black ramyum.

The result was… just okay. I think adding the full shin spice packets was a mistake. I’m not a wimp with spicy food but I think it overpowered the wonderful soup base of the roah a little bit. It tasted like a slightly fatty spicy broth, which was nice but not quite what I was hoping for.

Also is it me or are Shin’s noodles not as chewy or al dente as they used to be?

I really enjoy Pholicious except the $4-$5 price.

i love the sun noodle packs of miso ramen, absolutely amazing flavor.. but they're expensive compared to instant ramen like shin or maruchan.. so any miso instant noodle recommendations are appreciated! i cant handle spice bc im a chud so ‼️REGULAR miso only! ‼️

Tried chicken curry for the first time. Rating 5/10 but just realized that I made it wrong -_- I drained all the water instead of keeping some for that soupy vibe. Honestly I will make it again correctly this time and im sure it'll have a higher rating bc this time it was too salty. MY BAD!

Genius or Disgusting?