Noodle Journey: Shin Zha Wang – A Nongshim Noodle Hack

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 a product is worth a purchase either as a standalone meal or as a base that you could spruce up. Recipe time! This noodle hack comes straight from Nongshim's website. Today we're going to find out what happens when you mix the tasty black bean Zha Wang flavor with the always-reliable Shin Ramyun. Follow along with the recipe here: https://nongshimusa.com/homev2/shin-zha-wang/ Please like and subscribe! 0:00 - Introduction 2:04 - Cooking Time! 4:27 - Assembling the Bowl 6:01 - Review 10:34 - Final Thoughts #InstantNoodles #NoodleReviews #InstantNoodleReviews #RamenReview #FoodReview #FoodVlogger #FoodiesOfYouTube #FoodBlogger #FoodTasting #FoodLover #FoodDiaries #FoodExploration #FoodAdventures #FoodReviewChannel #Ramen #Ramyun #SpicyNoodles #BeefNoodles #AsianCuisine #KoreanFood #ChineseFood #AsianFood #NoodleHack

Momofuku Noodles: The Basic Hack - Noodle Journey

Momofuku Noodles: The Basic Hack | Noodle Journey

Full disclosure - this Momofuku Noodles: The Basic Hack article works better as a video, which you can view by clicking above. However, for the sake of completion, I'm giving this one a write-up in the same way as my video reviews. Read on if you'd like to learn more about this simple little noodle hack!

After reviewing all three varieties in the Momofuku noodle lineup, I came to the same conclusion about two of them: great noodles, boring sauce. While that's not a great thing, it does actually make them a nice blank canvas. So let me explain to you how to take those underwhelming packets and turn them into something way more satisfying with just a few simple additions. In the video, I used a Soy & Scallion pack, but you can pull this off with any of the Momofuku flavors (or even many A-Sha flavors!).