Ramen Bae recently came out with this Ramen Hot Sauce, which looks suspiciously like a chili crisp despite the branding. Is this worth the $14 asking price? Check out this review for all the info.
These have really grown on me since filming; I actually use them a lot! But holy shit are they difficult to work with.
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I’m back with Ramen Bae’s other new April 2024 product. This is a 3-ounce bag of dried enoki mushrooms. Never had enoki mushrooms before? Check out the review to see if these are worth buying!
If you held a gun to my head and asked me to pick my favorite Ramen Bae mix, it’s this one. It pairs perfectly with 99% of the Korean noodles that are out there, it’s not crazy spicy, and the ingredient quality is top-notch. I’ve personally used this Kimchi Mix more than any of their other flavors.
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Here’s a product Ramen Bae has been teasing for a while, and it’s finally out! Check out my in-depth review for everything you’ll ever want to know about Ramen Bae Kimchi Mix.
Ramen Bae sells a full-sized version of this now! Assuming the quality is as good as this bag of mini-narutomaki, I would also give it a strong recommendation.
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Did you know that you can buy shelf stable Japanese fish cake from Ramen Bae? This product flew in under my radar sometime in the last few months, and so I bought a bag for a review. I also dive a little bit into what fish cake is and compare Ramen Bae’s product to the frozen narutomaki you may find at your local Asian grocery store.
I felt horrible giving this a 5/10 score, but I absolutely got a bad batch of those dehydrated eggs and I don’t compromise on my opinions on any review, even on a company I love as much as Ramen Bae. I never want to sour a potential relationship with any company, but I pride myself on honesty and integrity in my reviews, so that’s why this product was scored the way it was.
From everything I’ve seen on Facebook reviews, The Ramen Rater’s review, etc., my egg incident was largely isolated, so go ahead and buy this if it appeals to you.
Since filming this review, Ramen Bae has cut the amount of eggs per bag in half and has also removed the narutomaki (fish cakes). Assuming the egg issues are all ironed out, that would put this at a 9/10 for me as an overall score.
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Today’s review is the brand-new, long-awaited Spicy Garlic Mix from Ramen Bae! This product contains an assortment of dried toppings that you can add to your instant noodles while they cook. This one seems to have some pretty strange ingredient choices this time around, so you are going to want to check out this review before you buy this.
Ramen Bae is back with another supplement for your instant noodles, this time a completely vegan and gluten-free Veggie Mix! Check out the review to see if this is worth a purchase.
Ever wanted to spruce up your instant noodles with some quality dried seafood and veggies but couldn’t find a quick and convenient way to do so? Ramen Bae to the rescue! In this video, I’ll do a thorough review of everything you need to know about this product and whether or not it’s worth a purchase.