Comments on: The Verdict on Chili Flavor Ramen http://nanashi-inc.net/weblog/2008/the-verdict-on-chili-flavor-ramen/ The problem with communication is the illusion that it has been accomplished. -George Bernard Shaw Wed, 17 Mar 2010 02:45:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Maria http://nanashi-inc.net/weblog/2008/the-verdict-on-chili-flavor-ramen/comment-page-1/#comment-25254 Maria Thu, 03 Jul 2008 03:43:34 +0000 http://nanashi-inc.net/weblog/2008/the-verdict-on-chili-flavor-ramen/#comment-25254 I've seen all the new chili stuff now and I tried them; they were alright. Different from your normal noodle flavors, but relatively yummy. Some were a bit hot to eat though. =\ And yes, they're not really "ramen" are they? Lol. I’ve seen all the new chili stuff now and I tried them; they were alright. Different from your normal noodle flavors, but relatively yummy. Some were a bit hot to eat though. =\

And yes, they’re not really “ramen” are they? Lol.

]]> By: Skolor http://nanashi-inc.net/weblog/2008/the-verdict-on-chili-flavor-ramen/comment-page-1/#comment-25166 Skolor Mon, 30 Jun 2008 12:53:09 +0000 http://nanashi-inc.net/weblog/2008/the-verdict-on-chili-flavor-ramen/#comment-25166 When it comes to ramen, I usually go Maruchan, mainly because around where I am they are the only ones who sell it in cup form, so I can eat it at work. As it is, I had their chili form the other day, my girlfriend decided to pick some up for me while she was out shopping, and thought I might like it. I'd have to agree with you, it didn't taste much like ramen at all, and I didn't care for its "chili" properties. When it comes to ramen, I usually go Maruchan, mainly because around where I am they are the only ones who sell it in cup form, so I can eat it at work.

As it is, I had their chili form the other day, my girlfriend decided to pick some up for me while she was out shopping, and thought I might like it. I’d have to agree with you, it didn’t taste much like ramen at all, and I didn’t care for its “chili” properties.

]]> By: Charity http://nanashi-inc.net/weblog/2008/the-verdict-on-chili-flavor-ramen/comment-page-1/#comment-25119 Charity Sat, 28 Jun 2008 19:00:59 +0000 http://nanashi-inc.net/weblog/2008/the-verdict-on-chili-flavor-ramen/#comment-25119 I found it at our Wal-Mart but they only had one flavor, and I can't think of what it was at the moment. I liked the beef flavor of the Ichiban myself. But I found a website that would let me order it. LOL I found it at our Wal-Mart but they only had one flavor, and I can’t think of what it was at the moment. I liked the beef flavor of the Ichiban myself. But I found a website that would let me order it. LOL

]]> By: Julie http://nanashi-inc.net/weblog/2008/the-verdict-on-chili-flavor-ramen/comment-page-1/#comment-25101 Julie Sat, 28 Jun 2008 02:33:52 +0000 http://nanashi-inc.net/weblog/2008/the-verdict-on-chili-flavor-ramen/#comment-25101 Aww, too bad it didn't end up tasting as good as you wanted it to or expected. The idea is a good one though. Aww, too bad it didn’t end up tasting as good as you wanted it to or expected. The idea is a good one though.

]]> By: Joana http://nanashi-inc.net/weblog/2008/the-verdict-on-chili-flavor-ramen/comment-page-1/#comment-25100 Joana Sat, 28 Jun 2008 01:33:02 +0000 http://nanashi-inc.net/weblog/2008/the-verdict-on-chili-flavor-ramen/#comment-25100 Charity, I know what you mean, I can only find Ichiban at certain stores, and even then, they don't always carry a lot. Surprisingly Wal-Mart (over here anyway) has a sort of "international aisle" where I've found quite a few interesting Asian products there - like Pocky, jasmine rice, Yan Yan, and anko (sweet red bean paste). I guess it was sort of spicy and no it wasn't hot. But then again, I do eat chili regularly, nice hot chili to be exact, so what is not spicy or hot to me might be considered the opposite by others. I know that the hot sauce served at places like KFC, Taco Bell, and Jack in the Box, is sweet and annoying to me where as some I know (who aren't chili eaters really) have found it spicy and/or hot. Charity,

I know what you mean, I can only find Ichiban at certain stores, and even then, they don’t always carry a lot. Surprisingly Wal-Mart (over here anyway) has a sort of “international aisle” where I’ve found quite a few interesting Asian products there – like Pocky, jasmine rice, Yan Yan, and anko (sweet red bean paste).

I guess it was sort of spicy and no it wasn’t hot. But then again, I do eat chili regularly, nice hot chili to be exact, so what is not spicy or hot to me might be considered the opposite by others. I know that the hot sauce served at places like KFC, Taco Bell, and Jack in the Box, is sweet and annoying to me where as some I know (who aren’t chili eaters really) have found it spicy and/or hot.

]]> By: Charity http://nanashi-inc.net/weblog/2008/the-verdict-on-chili-flavor-ramen/comment-page-1/#comment-25099 Charity Sat, 28 Jun 2008 01:17:30 +0000 http://nanashi-inc.net/weblog/2008/the-verdict-on-chili-flavor-ramen/#comment-25099 If Ichiban is the brand I think it is...it's my absolute favorite! I haven't seen it in years though. :( My mom used to buy it for me. It wasn't nearly as salty tasting as Top Ramen is, and it tasted wonderful. I'm not sure about chili flavored ramen. Was it really spicy or hot? If Ichiban is the brand I think it is…it’s my absolute favorite! I haven’t seen it in years though. :( My mom used to buy it for me. It wasn’t nearly as salty tasting as Top Ramen is, and it tasted wonderful.

I’m not sure about chili flavored ramen. Was it really spicy or hot?

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