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Review Of Ryno's Ramen


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Ok so i was hungry and asked the chatters what i should eat. Ryno said chicken ramen with bbq sauce. I was like WTF. So obviously i tried it. So here goes the review;

Cut: Just like Ramen Noodles 8/10
Juicy Factor: None, I drain my noodles 10/10
Flavor: Just like chicken ramen with a little bbq sauce in it 9/10
Longevity: Well i had 2 packages, so about 15 minutes 6/10
Clouds: Prolly not, it is noodles afterall 10/10 (for not having clouds in my noodles)
Overall: 8.6/10

I would recomend this to those who are hungry for something quick, cheap and easy, but dont want just regular old ramen.
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I must say, credit to this goes to my friend Matt (arp1908)

Cut: Just like Ramen, broken into half (long ways, then quarters) 9/10
Juicy Factor: None, I drain my noodles 10/10
Flavor: Just like chicken ramen with a little bbq sauce in it 9/10
Longevity: usually one pack, so around 10 min 8/10
Clouds: Prolly not, it is noodles afterall 10/10 (for not having clouds in my noodles)
Overall: 8/10


This is much better you add in some Blazing Buffalo and Ranch Doritos. reccomended to all
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I'll give you a quick great recipe for some late night ramen that has saved my stomach and gas many a hookah night.


Ramen...doesn't really matter what but I prefer shrimp, chicken for this one

(all steps are optional except for the soy sauce, at least try that one)

- take some frozen shrimp, put them in a cup and run hot water over them until they've thawed (all of 2 min)
- cut and detail the shrimp as you please

-throw them in the pot when you put the ramen in
-throw in some Ms Dash, Carribiean jerk flavor, red pepper flakes, garlic/lemon seasoning
(of course each can be done as much or as little as you please or not at all)

-cook the ramen, then drain, then after it's drained throw in more of your personal favorites of the seasonings + ramen flavor pack + a nice touch of soy sauce.

-then put the lid back on and let it "stem" for a minute or two, then enjoy your kick ass ramen
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Cut: The finest Ramen Noodle 10/10

Juicy Factor: A little under half the bowl in water. 10/10

Flavor: Just like chicken ramen with shreded onion in it 8/10 (too hot at times)

Longevity: Well i had 2 packages, so about 15 minutes 3/10 (I was looking to eat for awhile)

Clouds: I was a little drunk so for all I know there could have been a dragon fighting the Mario Brothers in my noodles 10/10 (Just because that would be BADASS to see)

Overall: 7/10

Note to self:When mixing shredded onion,dragons,and the mario brothers into your Ramen,be prepared for a mental ass-whoopin.
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So i tried out this ramen concoction today and heres the review

Setup: Ramen bowl, 4 pronged fork, bulls-eye bbq, SHARP R-209KK
Cut: Very Very dry, tight-knit cluster
Flavor: Tastes like a wet chicken barbecue, salty yet mesquite with a hint of college-day reminiscence
Longevity: I would say around 8 minutes, will vary depending on hunger
Overall: 8/10 although it is not phenomenal I would recommend having this in your stock when you want to break away from the norm.
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QUOTE (liquidglass @ Aug 4 2008, 03:04 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I'll give you a quick great recipe for some late night ramen that has saved my stomach and gas many a hookah night.


Ramen...doesn't really matter what but I prefer shrimp, chicken for this one

(all steps are optional except for the soy sauce, at least try that one)

- take some frozen shrimp, put them in a cup and run hot water over them until they've thawed (all of 2 min)
- cut and detail the shrimp as you please

-throw them in the pot when you put the ramen in
-throw in some Ms Dash, Carribiean jerk flavor, red pepper flakes, garlic/lemon seasoning
(of course each can be done as much or as little as you please or not at all)

-cook the ramen, then drain, then after it's drained throw in more of your personal favorites of the seasonings + ramen flavor pack + a nice touch of soy sauce.

-then put the lid back on and let it "stem" for a minute or two, then enjoy your kick ass ramen


I wish i had frozen shrimp now


QUOTE (ryno @ Aug 4 2008, 12:58 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (iamscott06 @ Aug 4 2008, 09:31 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
So when do you add the bbq sauce? Pictures.. biggrin.gif

Add the BBQ sauce AFTER you cook the Ramen


unless you just want to use bbq sauce instead of water.
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QUOTE (SimplexCoda @ Aug 4 2008, 03:01 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (ryno @ Aug 4 2008, 12:58 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (iamscott06 @ Aug 4 2008, 09:31 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
So when do you add the bbq sauce? Pictures.. biggrin.gif

Add the BBQ sauce AFTER you cook the Ramen


unless you just want to use bbq sauce instead of water.

I dont even want to know how that would be bad.gif
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QUOTE (SimplexCoda @ Aug 4 2008, 02:04 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Ok so i was hungry and asked the chatters what i should eat. Ryno said chicken ramen with bbq sauce. I was like WTF. So obviously i tried it. So here goes the review;

Cut: Just like Ramen Noodles 8/10
Juicy Factor: None, I drain my noodles 10/10
Flavor: Just like chicken ramen with a little bbq sauce in it 9/10
Longevity: Well i had 2 packages, so about 15 minutes 6/10
Clouds: Prolly not, it is noodles afterall 10/10 (for not having clouds in my noodles)
Overall: 8.6/10

I would recomend this to those who are hungry for something quick, cheap and easy, but dont want just regular old ramen.



Man, ya got me... I thought it was some shisha called ramen. Even chicken flavoured shisha didn't get a neuron firing properly.
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  • 2 weeks later...
I tried this the other day with the creamy chicken and i must say, its better than the regular chicken... Rivet, ill have pics sometime, whenever i find the cable for my camera
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Bulldog's Asian Rotisserie Chicken and Veggie Ramen

2 Packages of Ramen
1 Cut of Leftover Rotisserie Chicken Breast (skin still attached, I love flavor you bastards) tongue.gif
1 Cup Frozen Stir Fry Veggies
Asian Vinaigrette
2-3 Drops Sesame Oil

Cook ramen to where it's not really done but still easily stirred. Drain, set aside.

In a frying pan with a little bit of oil in it cook the veggies till done. 2-3 mins before they are finished, add the vinaigrette and sesame oil. Stir well. Add chicken. Stir. Add noodles, toss. Heat 2-3 mins. Serve with soy sauce to taste.

Enjoy! 10/10!
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