Korean Ramen Recipe :: 칼칼한 Spicy Shin Ramen


hello. I’m a Korean man who lives in Korea and loves ramen. Well, almost all Koreans love ramen ^^

I’ve been thinking about why people around the world love Korean ramen. First of all, I thought it’s because it’s a cheap meal and it tastes good.


Currently, the price of Shin Ramyun in Korea is about 3,900 won for a pack of 5 packets. That’s a little less than 800 won per packet, and I wonder if there’s anything else you can eat for less than 1,000 won in this era of high prices.

So, starting today, I’m going to introduce you to a variety of Korean ramen noodles, along with the best recipes to make them delicious.

So, let’s get started with a recipe for a spicy bowl of Korean ramen.

Today’s Ramen – Shin Ramen

Today’s ramen is Shin Ramen, made by Nongshim, a leading Korean ramen company. Shin Ramyun is a favorite ramen noodle among Koreans, and even if you don’t add anything to it, you can still taste the spicy and bold flavor.


Spicy Shin Ramen, which reads “spicy god” in kanji on the ramen bag, is today’s ramen.

Ramen Ingredients


Today we’ll be cooking ramen in a traditional Korean bowl called a tteokbaegi, which is a popular bowl in Korea because it can be eaten hot.

To make spicy ramen, we’ll use green onions, eggs, and cheongyang chili peppers.

If you don’t have access to cheongyang chili peppers, you can use any spicy chili peppers that have a similar flavor.

For the egg, we recommend leaving it out if you like a clear soup, but most Koreans prefer to eat it with it.

Spicy Korean Ramen Recipe


Shin Ramen is delicious plain, but the above ingredients make it even spicier and more flavorful.

So let’s write down the recipe for Korean ramen.


Cut the green onions and chili peppers into small pieces before adding them to the ramen.

Tips for making firm noodles

Everyone’s different, but Korean ramen tastes better with bouncy noodles.

The key is to leave the noodles as they are when you add the ingredients, and avoid stirring the noodles with chopsticks as much as possible to keep them bouncy.


Turn off the heat 20 seconds after adding the last ingredient, the egg, and eat immediately to enjoy the most bouncy Korean ramen noodles.

Korean Ramen Cooking Process 1-Earthenware Pot


1. Add 500ml of water to the pot and boil the water until it boils

Korean Ramen Cooking Course 2 - Souping


2. Add the ramen soup to the boiling water along with the gundergisp

Korean Ramen Cooking Course 3 - Making a Strong Soup


3. Boil the ramen soup for about 1 minute (the process of thickening the soup)

Korean Ramen Cooking Course 4 - Add Ramen Noodles


4. Add the ramen noodles

Korean Ramen Cooking Course 5 - Add Green Onion


5. After about 1 minute, add the green onions

청양고추(매운고추) 넣기


6. 20 seconds later, add the chili peppers

Add eggs


7. 20 seconds later, add the egg

Korean Ramen is complete. Shin Ramen


8. Turn off the heat after about 30 seconds

Korean Ramen's Best Friend, Kimchi and Cold Rice


In Korea, kimchi is eaten with ramen. Kimchi is one of the best side dishes to pair with ramen, as it cuts through some of the richness of the ramen.

Also, it is recommended to roll the cold rice in the soup after finishing the ramen to make it even more delicious.

Today, we’ve shared a spicy recipe for Nongshim Shin Ramyun, one of the most basic and favorite Korean ramen noodles.

Depending on your preference, you can add more pepper or red pepper flakes.

We hope you enjoy this delicious Korean ramen, and next time, we’ll share a recipe for Samyang Ramyun’s Buldakbokkeum noodles.


The video below is a commercial for Nongshim Shin Ramyun, Korea’s representative ramen.


Watch the Nongshim Shin Ramyun commercial


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