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A super simple street food-style ramyeon bokkeum that uses half the ramyeon soup, reduces it down to a thick sauce with sugar and gochujang for a perfectly balanced flavor—no fish cake needed.

A fragrant stir-fried ramyeon tossed in a soy sauce and oyster sauce mixture with scallions lightly fried in oil.

A deeply savory and refreshing hangover-curing ramyeon made by simmering leftover crab legs from making marinated crab, enhanced with rich doenjang and pungent garlic.

A soupy, stir-fried ramyeon made moist and tender by increasing the water content of the popular internet Kujirai-style ramyeon recipe.

A Chinese restaurant-style jjambbong ramyun made by stir-frying thinly sliced pork belly and gochugaru in oil to create a deep smoky flavor, with added savoriness from anchovy fish sauce.

A highly addictive budae-jjigae-style ramyeon stir-fried with ham, kimchi seasoned with oyster sauce and sesame oil, crisp bean sprouts, and just enough broth to coat the noodles.

A super speedy spicy rabokki that comes together in just 8 minutes using only a deep microwave-safe bowl and a microwave, no stove needed.

A spicy jjamppong-style ramyeon that uses the natural fat from beef brisket instead of cooking oil to create a Maillard reaction, deepened with oyster sauce and dark soy sauce for a smoky flavor.

A fusion ramyeon with a unique, creamy taste, combining spicy ramyeon with sundubu, tomato pasta sauce, and cheese.

A jjajang ramyeon topped with crispy, pungent fried garlic cloves (15 cloves) and enhanced with garlic oyster sauce.

A unique stir-fried ramyeon served with crispy pan-fried pork belly, kimchi and bean sprouts stir-fried in pork fat, and a sesame oil-soy sauce dressing precisely measured with a soju cup.

A super simple jjajang fried rice that recycles a cup ramyeon container to create a pretty shape, with a savory sweetness.