The Ramen Bae - Kimchi Mix, Dried Ramen Toppings - Ramen Toppers - 12oz

When I forget my lunch I have to break into my ramen stash at work and this is my go to! I like how easy it is to make ramen a little heartier. It’s yummy and you can make as spicy as you want. The bag I have has lasted a long time.

I love my instant ramen, and these ramen toppings will elevate any kind of instant noodles you got! You might want to put a little bit more water than what your ramen instructions say since the toppings will absorb some or a lot of it depending on how much you use in one batch, and keep in mind that you WILL get EXACTLY what the packaging says its got. If you’re getting the seafood mix, it’ll taste like seafood A LOT. If you get the spicy garlic instead, it will be VERY garlicky and VERY spicy, though that one does come with the chili flakes separately so you can adjust the spice level, but you get the point. The toppings are absolutely packed with flavor so you will not need much and there’s a lot in the bag, but like the description says, you can use as much as you like! 10/10 will buy again.

Simple way to boost the nutrition and flavor of ramen noodles. This is the first flavor I have tried and I love the spice level. Perfect to keep at the office or in a dorm room to take a simple pack of ramen noodles to the next level.

I generally eat the cheap bricks of ramen on workdays. You know the ones: Maruchan, Top Ramen, ect. One thing in common with all of these is that they come with only noodles and a broth packet. They always tend to be missing something when I eat them. Sure you could take extra time to prep ingredients to throw in, but you got 30 minutes of a lunch break. At first I thought ramen bae was a gimmick, but after I added it to my first few bowls of ramen I knew I was wrong. The added ingredients really bring something extra to the normally boring at home ramens. Easily my favorite out of all the toppings was the cabbage and eggs. Ramen Bae is a welcome addition to any bowl of ramen and is at least worth trying for the skeptical.

So the spicy garlic flavor was really good! It doesn’t contain any shrimp so the smell was just vegetal and eggy. It also comes with a separate spice packet so you can adjust the heat level yourself. I just tossed the whole thing in and I don’t find it overwhelming at all.I’d never had dried eggs before and I can honestly say the pieces absorbed water really well and had a nice almost spongelike texture.What really stands out are the large pieces of fried garlic! They have a very intense flavor when dry which mellows slightly after cooking.The remainder of the veggies are pretty much what you would think…chewy at first but soften when cooked a bit longer.The bag is pretty good sized and I could definitely see using it for more than just ramen. Overall it struck me as pricey at first but when I saw how far it goes I really saw the value.Definitely recommended!

I like to start out by saying I eat a lot of ramen I enjoy it it's quick it's easy it's relatively tasty I've been seeing this stuff everywhere for a while now and was really excited to try it the only real problem I have with it is when you see it in the commercials and stuff they're putting it in like everything that is ramen but it doesn't go with everything if you have an exotic flavor like the soy flavored ones or spicy miso or something like that it goes well with it if you have something that's a fishy one like the shrimp ones or the seafood ones it goes well with that it does not go well with your chicken of any type or pork or beef so if you got this and you plan on using it with all your ramen you're going to be disappointed but if you want to add a little texture and a little extra flavor to your different ramens that are not beef pork chicken then it's good it's a little pricey but not too bad use a lot less than you think you're going to it expands quite a bit a little goes a long way I wish you came with a scoop overall good product for certain ramen just not for all ramen just not for everything oh and as a side note this is really good to put like in just some rice or something too with a little soy sauce or something just throw that out there or like an Asian scramble strangely works

What can I say. I have bought other dried ramen toppings in the past. There was a deconstructed Kimchi one that was nice, but it was missing...something. Another one was flavorful, but lacked substance. What I should have done, and eventually did, was just go with the Ramen Bae. I didn't realize it at first, but they have SO many different flavors. Love the shrimp cakes? THEY HAVE AN ALL SHRIMP CAKE ONE! I went with the Classic Seafood and Vegetable mix, as it seemed to have a conglomeration of everything I wanted in a dried ramen addition and then some. I was thoroughly impressed with the variety of different toppings in this mix, but my favorites are the dried shrimp (and yes, the shrimp cakes lol), but the flavor profile of all the ingredients together truly enhances the flavor soooo well, and is really balanced. This is going to be like the Franks hot sauce of ramen toppings...I am putting that ish on everything! Chicken, beef or seafood based flavors all are elevated with Ramen Bae. So glad I went ahead and went with the best!