Two ramen noodle behemoths were put to the test. Cup versus cup, bowl versus bowl, and packet versus packet, which brand ...

The story of how Momofuku Ando invented instant ramen in a backyard shed in 1958, when food was still scarce, is the stuff of legend in Japan. He went on to found the food giant Nissin Foods.

Instant ramen, a food that originated in Japan, continues to evolve throughout the world. Rika will show you simple techniques you can use to transform it into a restaurant-quality dish.

As humbling as it may seem, instant ramen can be a true life-saver for all those busy days ... Fortunately, there's nothing a little Japanese seasoning can't fix. In fact, with just a sprinkle of ...

Once considered an unhealthy student staple, instant noodles have, thanks to a rise in TikTokers sharing their culinary ...

Former Japanese national team soccer star Keisuke Honda loved a delicious bowl of ramen so much that he complained he was getting much more than his money's worth. "Ramen shop. 730 yen is too ...

Buldak ramen may be synonymous with spice, but there's one flavor that truly stands out for its flavor and its dedication to ...

Japan’s Nissin Food, in 1958, took Chinese wheat noodles, added a few more ingredients and brought ramen into existence. This ...

The key to this snack is which ramen you use. Japanese instant ramen, while cheap, tends to have a rich, savory broth, but this snack is broth-less. To minimize broth waste and maximize flavor, the ...

Last year’s People's Choice awards for the best ramen in Japan reveals visitors to the land of the Rising Sun look in all the wrong places for the country's top-rated ramen. Not only that ...

Even if you’re not craving soup, instant ramen is a great shortcut dinner. In addition to the ultra quick-cooking noodles, the seasoning packet is a flavor-packed mix that can gussy up more than ...

But I don't know if that's adequate to explain the discrepancy of price between Japanese and Korean noodles. Ho: So, can shop owners like Vinny get rich selling instant ramen? Tran: Well ...