Solo Cooking God's Dried Anchovy Gomtang Ramen
A camping-recommended recipe that recreates the rich tonkotsu ramen flavor by combining dried anchovy kalguksu and sari gomtang ramen, topped with seasoned pork belly glazed in soy sauce.
Ingredients needed 2 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Dried anchovy kalguksu noodles take slightly longer to cook than sari gomtang noodles, so always add the dried anchovy kalguksu noodles first and boil them for about 30 seconds to 1 minute before adding the other noodles to ensure even texture.
- Using the pan with a hint of residual pork fat to boil the water allows the broth to absorb the rich pork aroma, resulting in a deep, authentic tonkotsu ramen-like flavor.
- Highly recommended for using leftover grilled pork belly and fresh greens when visiting guesthouses or camping sites—perfect for a next-day hangover remedy ramen.
Recommended for
- Those who want to impress at camping or guesthouse trips by turning leftover grilled meat into an extraordinary hangover ramen.
- People seeking the deep, rich, hearty flavor of Japanese-style tonkotsu ramen beyond regular instant ramen.
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