I used to live by a place that had fantastic pho. But they had even better spicy chicken, so I could never bring myself to try the pho instead π
Now that I don’t live there anymore, I guess cup pho will do π€
The noodles came in a separate baggy, so that was interesting. I like that they were still intact and not broken. It came with soup base + sriracha.
The cooking is pretty standard: add soup base, water, and microwave for 3 minutes.
then into the microwave it goes!
As it microwaved it filled my kitchen with the scent of lemony herbs π It smelled more like something from Bath and Body Works than something I would eat!
The noodles were a good texture. The flowery/herbal scent remained, but once I got used to it, it was really very delicious π If I put it in a real bowl, it would be like a restaurant experience.
Nongshim is an inexpensive brand, and I’ve been very happy with their products π Simple and yum!
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Nongshim has really good instant noodle soups. Iβve never tried the pho before. Looks good! Their spicy kimchi noodle soup is good too if you like spicy.
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Ooo I love spicy foods π My husband is cajun and got me used to the super spicy stuff Hahaha I’ll have to look for that one, thanks!
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Thanks for the product review! It looks good to me, and the lemony herbal scent sounds delicious! Will have to try itπ
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It was nice π I hope you enjoy it!
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First Iβll have to see if I can find it in Fresno LOL
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Thatβs a Korean brand – and yet I cannot recall seeing them here?? Will check the next time I go to my local Emart πππ
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I didn’t know it was a Korean brand π Very cool! I hope you find them and enjoy!
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Oh, by the way, in my Korean dramas I see convenience stores where you can buy cup ramen, heat it up, and eat it right outside on tables. Is that a common thing? Or maybe just on TV?
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Thatβs a very common thing for students, uni students and μμ μ¨s / other working class men to do. They get their μμ£Ό, λ§κ±Έλ¦¬, beer snacks and ramen in the night, or just the ramen in the day time, and sit outside because itβs a fraction of going to a νΈνμ§ (pub – from German Hof) or a restaurant.
Everyone else will eat out. Options are cheap and plentiful, eating at a νΈμμ is not considered very classy especially when thereβs so many affordable places around.
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Oh, I see. Thanks so much! Life in other countries, especially Korea, is so interesting to me. But since I only watch Korean TV and watch vlogs, I can never be sure what’s normal and what’s just for TV.
Very cool. Thanks again π
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