Whiles these noodles are not really Korean, I did aquire them on the flight over. Because I was too busy sleeping off my Dramamine-induced haze, I wasn't totally awake when the stewardess came forward and gave me the bag with this, a fork, and some cookies. I was awake enough, however, to notice the cookies and think about how nice those would be after my nap. So I kept the entire packet in my bookbag and didn't notice until tonight that I still had some noodles!
Score!
The noodles themselves are basic Ramen fare. Texture, taste, etc. The only real distinguishing feature is the large chunks of meat that I found when I opened it back up after four minutes of stewing in boiling water.
The problem is that the meat was a weird sort of fish. Ugh. The intial tastes were terrible; who wants to eat fish-tasting noodles? Well, the Chinese evidently do, because United has given me their food, but I do not. But because I am lazy and didn't want to cook anything else, I ate some more, and some more, until I realized that the taste grows on you if you don't mind eating a few bites.
Overall Score:
2.5/5
1 comment:
Dramamine! I should have taken some of that on my international flight. What a brilliant idea. Fishy ramen...not such a brilliant idea. We need to eat ramen this year (before I graduate from college without fulfilling this necessary requirement).
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