This Myojo Charumera Cup Barikata Tonkotsu Ramen is a variety that came out of last year's final ZenPop Ramen subscription box, and it's something I've been keen to try for a while. The bagged version of this product used to pop up over on Yami every once in a while and I always missed grabbing
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Review: Myojo Ippei-Chan Yakisoba with Garlic Mayonnaise
I've been wanting to try this variety ever since I first reviewed Myojo Ippei-Chan Yakisoba with Mustard Mayonnaise a while back. That one still holds firm as my favorite yakisoba product to date, and Myojo is a pretty solid brand as long as we ignore their occasional major atrocity. However, I am a garlic fanatic,
Noodle Journey Episode 195: Myojo Ippei-Chan Yakisoba Strawberry Shortcake Flavor
Noodle Journey is an episodic review series in which we learn all about instant noodle brands and products and then do a deep dive into the noodle quality, spice level, and overall flavor. All reviews are as thorough as possible. The noodles are cooked according to the manufacturer's instructions using only the contents of the product package unless otherwise indicated. This ensures that the review is as unbiased as possible and evaluates whether or not I think a product is worth a purchase either as a standalone meal or as a base that you could spruce up. Each review represents my personal opinions and is for informational/entertainment purposes only. I am not responsible for how the information is interpreted or used.
Myojo's doing some sort of 30th anniversary celebration this year, and as part of that celebration, they've brought back one of the most divisive yakisoba flavors ever made. Yes, this is a real product: Myojo Ippei-Chan Yakisoba Strawberry Shortcake flavor. If you want to know what this unholy combination of noodles and dessert tastes like, check out the video.
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0:00 - Introduction
2:23 - Ingredients
3:45 - Assembly
6:01 - Review
9:36 - Final Thoughts
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Noodle News Roundup: January 2025
Here's all of the noteworthy noodle news for January 2025! Samyang Buldak Jjajang Discontinued This one's a real bummer. A valiant Redditor reached out to Samyang directly to ask about the growing scarcity of the Buldak Jjajang flavor, and unfortunately Samyang's response to them was that the Jjajang flavor has been discontinued. Further investigation shows
Top 10 Instant Noodles (2024) | Noodle Journey
I recently hit the milestone of 1,000 subscribers, and to celebrate, I’m finally compiling the first-ever Noodle Journey Top 10 Instant Noodles list. Over the course of this channel, I’ve reviewed a massive variety of noodles, but these ten are the absolute best-in-class for their categories, in my humble opinion. These are the varieties that blew me away when I tried them and that I keep stocked regularly in my pantry for when I’m not filming reviews. This list is in no particular order. These are simply the major varieties that are easily obtainable and represent the pinnacle of my own instant noodle universe in 2024.
Myojo Ippei-chan Yakisoba with Mustard Mayonnaise Review | Noodle Journey Episode 104
Today I’m diving into my second-ever yakisoba review with Myojo Ippei-chan Yakisoba with Mustard Mayonnaise. Myojo has a strong reputation for quality, and this one comes with something special: a mustard mayonnaise packet for garnish. It’s also my second time reviewing a Myojo product after their excellent refrigerated Shio Tonkotsu. This variety has a lot to live up to, especially given that there’s also a refrigerated fresh noodle version out there, which I can only imagine is even better.
Myojo Shio Tonkotsu Ramen Review | Noodle Journey Episode 29
This review marks a first for me: a review of a frozen instant noodle product. Everything prior has been shelf-stable, but this one, Myojo Shio Tonkotsu Ramen, comes straight from the chilled section of my local H Mart. With two servings per pack and a price of $5.99, it's a $3 bowl of fresh ramen, which is remarkably affordable compared to premium instant varieties like Ichiran. This is a Japanese product from Myojo, a brand known among noodle enthusiasts and often praised on Reddit for its quality.





