Ramen Noodles Kara Kara UO Hot Spicy Sugakiya 136g 1 개

Tokyo Ramen Noodles Kara Kara UO Hot Spicy Chili Instant Food Cup Sugakiya 136g Japan Powder Pepper Japanese

About the Product
The hottest instant ramen in Japan.
Super spicy ramen supervised by "Ramen INOSHO", a popular restaurant in Tokyo.
You can enjoy "rich", "wild" and "super spicy".
Noodles are chewy and elastic, non-fried and thick.
The soup is a rich and super spicy pork bone soy sauce soup with a rich pork bone and seafood base with special chili oil.
This ramen contains a special fish meal that contains chili pepper and bonito powder.

※It's very spicy ramen. Please be careful if you don't like spicy food.

Types of Noodles:Non-fry Thick
Types of Soup:Soy Sauce Tonkotsu & Seafood Soup

・Noodles x 1 ※75g
・Package (Soup Powder) x 1
・Package (Liquid Soup) x 1
・Package (Fish Meal) x 1

How to Make
1. First, open the cup, add the soup powder, add hot water and wait for 4 minutes.
2. After waiting for 4 minutes, add the liquid soup and mix well.
3. Add fish meal if you'd like and it will be complete.

※Fish meal is very spicy, so please adjust the spiciness by adding it little by little at first.
 

1 cup = 136g

Shipment:
We ship worldwide.

Economy Shipment : Lowest priority. At least 3 weeks to arrive from the dispatching date, depending to your place. You cannot spot the date of arrival.
It often can take 4 weeks. Due to the pandemic, the mailing method is limited, so we can not attach a tracking service.

Returns:
Returns are accepted ONLY if the item was not the item described.

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