Pretty sure I've seen that at our local Asian market. Will grab some the next visit.
Make sure you get the yellow one. The rest are kinda meh. Enjoy!!
Does it come with those dressings?
No - it comes with a seasoning packet, a pouch of crispy fried onions, a chili paste packet, oil (sesame?) packet, and some kind of sauce packet that looks like soy sauce but doesn't taste like it... /shrug.
For best results, save the fried onion until JUST before you eat it, and sprinkle it on top - stays crispy that way.
Also if you put an egg in the water as soon as you put the pot on heat, it'll be perfectly soft-boiled when the noodles are ready.
The sauce packet is usually kecap manis, it's an Indonesian sweet soy, so your guess was pretty accurate.
Some fuel for the instant ramen debacle going on here:
Not quite restaurant quality, so don't get your expectations too high, but this here is the absolute king of instant ramens.
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Pretty sure I've seen that at our local Asian market. Will grab some the next visit.
Make sure you get the yellow one. The rest are kinda meh. Enjoy!!
Does it come with those dressings?
No - it comes with a seasoning packet, a pouch of crispy fried onions, a chili paste packet, oil (sesame?) packet, and some kind of sauce packet that looks like soy sauce but doesn't taste like it... /shrug.
For best results, save the fried onion until JUST before you eat it, and sprinkle it on top - stays crispy that way.
Also if you put an egg in the water as soon as you put the pot on heat, it'll be perfectly soft-boiled when the noodles are ready.
The sauce packet is usually kecap manis, it's an Indonesian sweet soy, so your guess was pretty accurate.
This is some good stuff right here
Instant pho is the best.