This test was a little inconclusive. The cup noodles are made so you just pour in hot water and let them sit and that is the effective way of cooking. The packaged noodles are suppose to be boiled until they are cooked. By just pouring hot water and covering you are not cooking the noodles all the way which results in the staleness you said you experienced. Also you consumed the entire cup noodles while allowing the packaged to sit. I would advise properly cooking the packaged noodles and then post your observations as you simultaneously eat the noodles comparing them.
The cup noodles are instant, there telling him that your not Post to use boiling water and instant the packaged noodles. The noodles in packages must be boiled in a pan so it cooks better and it isn’t drippy,
People who cant stand being corrected when theyre wrong are the worst. A grownup adult wouldnt mind it when people are giving them constructive criticism because they know better that it allows room for growth.
Btw, to those who are confused about whether to get black shin or shin. Always get the regular shin ramyun, because black shin has a more pronounced earthy flavor, which I dislike but you might like it, so unless you like that, go with the standard shin.
Ehm the reason why the ramen package tasten awful is because you actually have to boil these, otherwise the spice won’t really get in the noodle itself. I Made this foult once, and never again, cause I’ll always remember how bad it tasted😂
The pot ones are awesome, I always fill the water near the top and drink the left over spicy water. I just wish they were spicier than they look, what was the yellow stuff you added?
Try cooking the noodles, draining the water, then almost kind of stir fry the dry noddles with the seasoning packet, just a little oil, and just a little water. It will be way more spicy and way more flavourful 💪🏼
I agree the cup noodle tastes way better. The noodles are neutral and grab toppings better and the broth is just perfect! I kind of prefer the mouthfeel of the cup noodles too
the packet one is supposed to be cooked properly, in a pot and etcc.... the cup one is for convenience and it's "instant", I personally prefer the packet one cuz when I cook it is bomb wayy better than instant cup noodles hope this helps.
This is Shin Noodles cup I had yesterday afternoon 🇿🇦 and it was... 🤯🥵 8/10 spicy for me! The cup did say gourmet spicy. The soup sachet is a little bigger than the Maggi brand 🍜. There were tiny cutlets of dried shitake mushroom and scallion(green onion), which is actually more flavourful than Maggi 2min 🍜. I do feel a little sweaty and running nose from eating the 🍜 and broth. It only costed ZAR37 per cup at Kwikspar near my house. Maybe I would have Korean 🍜 like once a month or every two months? You be the judge!
in my opinion, both are great but they have their own purposes. cup noodles are for people who don't want to waste time preparing food while other stuff. while packet noodles are for people who have time. if that makes sense.
@@antiquityg9965 No, he is teaching others the wrong way. He’s also making an unfair comparison. I don’t care how he eats his Ramen, the video is misinformation. Fake news.
@@monke980 Don’t worship a kid who thinks he’s smart, but doesn’t even realize he doesn’t know how to cook a ramen pack! It’s the Dunning-Kruger effect.
I’ve had both the same way you did, and just made sure to have boiling water in the packet noodles for a little longer but I don’t over power it. 🤷🏽♀️taste the same
Honestly I don’t like thick noodles. I prefer the cup. For extra flavor just add a beef boullion cube and let it dissolve in the cup once you add the boiling water. You can even take a beef packet of seasoning from the regular ramen and add the whole thing or half (whichever you prefer) I tried all these ways and my spicy and beef shin noodles be extra FYEEEE🔥🔥
Definitely a difference. My opinion the cup is fireeeeeee!!!! I like to dump out the veggies and add a beef bouillon cube for extra flavor. The one in the pack came out really big noodles. I don’t like chow mein for that reason only.
Not trying to scare u or anything my black friend I know since 6th grade died because of heart failure because her parents used so much sodium in every meal their food is amazing but I miss my friend dearly
The ones in the cup are not even CLOSE to the same recipe in the package ones, The cup one is almost nasty almost inedible to me.. They taste 100% different
In my neck of the woods the cup is $1.67 the package is 4.99 I tried both, package was way better ( I boiled it ) the cup to me tasted like the cheap 30 cent packs.
Boil the big noodles in a pot first maybe 4 mins, then strain them, put them back in the pot, add the season packets and some butter mix and let sit for 5 mins, then try that! The butter makes the noodles creamy spicy...
@@mr.oldman8733 1. my comment was 3 months old 2. people can always change the instructions to make it to their liking 3. it’s not a big deal 4. it’s not your food why do you care so much about how they make it?
If I had to compare the 2, the noodles in the cup are better, but the flavor in the package is better! So typically I get the package because I prefer the better broth although the noodles are a bit too chewy to my liking(what you were describing stale) But I found a ramen by them that I like better! Hands down the spicy Kimchi is my new #1 favorite..The broth is good, and the noodles texture is on point, the spice I can taste well in the noodles!
why have you commented like 4 comments that aren't event true, it's like you want to try and find minor issues with his noodles, you are so annoying its not some expensive delicacy he is messing up, its an instant meal for like 90 cents.
@@monke980 No, you’re not learning. This comment is not even about the ramen, it’s about spoiling a whole jar of condiment because you contaminated it. I agree. You are definitely not learning! 😹
Insa Kohlbecker They try to pack more for flavour for the pot one, so they try to make it less spicy so it’s more enjoyable. As you only add boiled water rather than boil it in a pot.
@@Queentique I tried the samyang 2x spicy and shin cup doesnt come even close in spicyness. Your tolerance is pretty low then I think, but you just have to train yourself to endure more.
Bass are for at home Cups are for traveling I’m not saying thats exactly what their purpose is. U can eat cup at home and bags at travel though idk how u wil do it
Packet noodles are significantly better of done properly, plus add garlic, soy and egg while it's close to being done, Can also do them in milk and it makes them really creamy.
The one on cup have less if you look by weight and also is more expensive because of packaging xD in other words. Do not buy the cup one unless you have no kitchen.
I strain mine and don’t have as much water in my so the spice will actaully sticks to the noodles then.... having it in water just runs off the noodles try staining it but you can add some of the water back if needed
Also u don’t have to boil the pack it does tell you to but I just put them in a close fitting air tight container then add boiling water close lid and leave to sit for 5 mins
Tbh the noodles on that package taste like garbage comparing to the original one from South Korea... I'll rather eat the noodle cup over the American version of Shin Ramen package.
It’s the same bloody thing other than cup noddles being thin compared to the package one. At the end the purpose of cup noddle is so that it can be easier to eat wherever you are just pour the hot water wait a mins and it’s ready.
This test was a little inconclusive. The cup noodles are made so you just pour in hot water and let them sit and that is the effective way of cooking. The packaged noodles are suppose to be boiled until they are cooked. By just pouring hot water and covering you are not cooking the noodles all the way which results in the staleness you said you experienced. Also you consumed the entire cup noodles while allowing the packaged to sit. I would advise properly cooking the packaged noodles and then post your observations as you simultaneously eat the noodles comparing them.
Omg Chris you’re exposing
Seeing by how many words i skipped your right
True
alright noodle nerd
Its just noodles
people correcting him on making instant noodles like it's some delicacy and not an instant meal for like 89 cents oh my god.
The cup noodles are instant, there telling him that your not Post to use boiling water and instant the packaged noodles. The noodles in packages must be boiled in a pan so it cooks better and it isn’t drippy,
@@piperrockellefan3816 yes also they are a delicacy 🙃
In my country they are more expensive🥲
People who cant stand being corrected when theyre wrong are the worst. A grownup adult wouldnt mind it when people are giving them constructive criticism because they know better that it allows room for growth.
@@injiyoo7962 i just dont like when people correct people while being condescending about it.
Moral of the story: always read the instructions on the packet.
You’re supposed to boil the pack bro
o: i will try that next time
ya....ikr....
@@rayli1178 well, have you tried it out yet?
Bro your supposed to drain the water out of the package ones 😂😂🥔
@@islowtracks3040 its ramen the soup is supposed to stay in
wait, this video actually got more than 100 views loooool
people searched...
Pushing 20k baby!
Btw, to those who are confused about whether to get black shin or shin. Always get the regular shin ramyun, because black shin has a more pronounced earthy flavor, which I dislike but you might like it, so unless you like that, go with the standard shin.
Thanks for this info.
Also black shin ramyun has an extra packet of seasoning which is beef seasoning which gives extra depth to the broth.
Ehm the reason why the ramen package tasten awful is because you actually have to boil these, otherwise the spice won’t really get in the noodle itself. I Made this foult once, and never again, cause I’ll always remember how bad it tasted😂
Packet
packaged is way better taste wise. Something about the cup version just tastes so fake
Wasted 12 mins of my life only to watch an Asian cook the noodles wrong.
that's disappointing sorry for one of my fellow asians not being educated well enough like expected as a asian, smh
@@sobaldman8375 ok weird but are the noodles like really spicy 😭💀
@@emiemi666 no they're not, kinda though, but if you cant handle spice you might have trouble
@@sobaldman8375 tyyy
For asians its not that spicy
The pot ones are awesome, I always fill the water near the top and drink the left over spicy water. I just wish they were spicier than they look, what was the yellow stuff you added?
He said he added extra spicy yellow lantern peppers..
@@anthony.z lmfaoo
Try cooking the noodles, draining the water, then almost kind of stir fry the dry noddles with the seasoning packet, just a little oil, and just a little water. It will be way more spicy and way more flavourful 💪🏼
My mans out here doing a taste comparison video, without reading cooking instructions.
I agree the cup noodle tastes way better. The noodles are neutral and grab toppings better and the broth is just perfect! I kind of prefer the mouthfeel of the cup noodles too
No
no packet taste much better
I also think the premium are much better. I don't like the taste of the way thinner cup ones.
the packet one is supposed to be cooked properly, in a pot and etcc.... the cup one is for convenience and it's "instant", I personally prefer the packet one cuz when I cook it is bomb wayy better than instant cup noodles hope this helps.
This is Shin Noodles cup I had yesterday afternoon 🇿🇦 and it was... 🤯🥵 8/10 spicy for me! The cup did say gourmet spicy. The soup sachet is a little bigger than the Maggi brand 🍜. There were tiny cutlets of dried shitake mushroom and scallion(green onion), which is actually more flavourful than Maggi 2min 🍜. I do feel a little sweaty and running nose from eating the 🍜 and broth. It only costed ZAR37 per cup at Kwikspar near my house. Maybe I would have Korean 🍜 like once a month or every two months? You be the judge!
Eat it 2 more times u don't notice the spice anymore I was on fire the first time the second time I was chilling and now it's my fave ramen
I love the hand gestures at the start. They kept me engaged
I always found the packaged one is spicier.
in my opinion, both are great but they have their own purposes. cup noodles are for people who don't want to waste time preparing food while other stuff. while packet noodles are for people who have time. if that makes sense.
You say you love Shin ramen but you don’t even know how to boil the packet noodles..... 🤦🏼♀️
So? I mean, it isn’t harming anyone. Let him make ramen the way he wants.
let him make it how he prefers, that is easier bro
@@antiquityg9965 No, he is teaching others the wrong way. He’s also making an unfair comparison. I don’t care how he eats his Ramen, the video is misinformation. Fake news.
@@catlady8324 jesus.
@@monke980 Don’t worship a kid who thinks he’s smart, but doesn’t even realize he doesn’t know how to cook a ramen pack! It’s the Dunning-Kruger effect.
I really enjoyed watching this video 🙆🏼♀️.
Keep going 💜.
I’ve had both the same way you did, and just made sure to have boiling water in the packet noodles for a little longer but I don’t over power it. 🤷🏽♀️taste the same
But on the stove it’s better lol. Same spice leve which is amazing❤️❤️
Anyone else find that the packet ones are much better? I feel like the cup ones have very little flavour
Right also the noodles are not the same packaged ones have a better texture in my opinion
Honestly I don’t like thick noodles. I prefer the cup. For extra flavor just add a beef boullion cube and let it dissolve in the cup once you add the boiling water. You can even take a beef packet of seasoning from the regular ramen and add the whole thing or half (whichever you prefer) I tried all these ways and my spicy and beef shin noodles be extra FYEEEE🔥🔥
You were supposed to boil the packaged shin ramyun. Lol😂😂
Follow up video to see if boiling noodles in a pot actually make them taste better C:
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Definitely a difference. My opinion the cup is fireeeeeee!!!! I like to dump out the veggies and add a beef bouillon cube for extra flavor. The one in the pack came out really big noodles. I don’t like chow mein for that reason only.
Never thought of adding a bouillon cube , that's pro level right there!
And this is how u get a heart attack a bouillon cube into a bath of a sodium already? U won't live very long if u eat that much sodium
Not trying to scare u or anything my black friend I know since 6th grade died because of heart failure because her parents used so much sodium in every meal their food is amazing but I miss my friend dearly
The ones in the cup are not even CLOSE to the same recipe in the package ones, The cup one is almost nasty almost inedible to me.. They taste 100% different
In my neck of the woods the cup is $1.67 the package is 4.99 I tried both, package was way better ( I boiled it ) the cup to me tasted like the cheap 30 cent packs.
Can i boil also the cupped one? I wanna make some recipe with those
Boil the big noodles in a pot first maybe 4 mins, then strain them, put them back in the pot, add the season packets and some butter mix and let sit for 5 mins, then try that! The butter makes the noodles creamy spicy...
You are Supposed to boil the packet shin ramen till it's chewy and fat
do they come with chopsticks?
You deserve more followers tbh
I like how he’s watching jojo
He did make it properly
You're supposed to cook the packaged one in a pot REEEEEEEEE
it’s not a big deal, it’s still ramen either way :D
@@kaitbunni no, its not, u have to cook it at least 5 mins in 550 ml of water. no wonder it did not taste good.
@@mr.oldman8733 1. my comment was 3 months old 2. people can always change the instructions to make it to their liking 3. it’s not a big deal 4. it’s not your food why do you care so much about how they make it?
@@kaitbunni IT was cooked incorrectly that is why it tastes bad. He can't give an honest review on something he himself did in cooking it.
I can only eat half of the bag(as in i only can put in half of the spice bag), does that mean my spice tolerance is low or high..?
That means your spice tolerance is low if you can't handle the whole bag
Ur supposed to boil the noodles In a pot lmao
Galaxy Gacha nah u just need hot water
@@Dolphin_Wooo for the package you would want to boil it so the fat noodles can still soak the flavors up
@@Dolphin_Wooo u are smart guy what else u gonna say that ur not meant to put water noodles
Ffs its the convenience. You are a true American.
While waiting for the noodles hes proving that hes a real asian 😂💯
My whole life turned upside down learning they have this ramen in a cup. Even though I glow up my ramen either way
If I had to compare the 2, the noodles in the cup are better, but the flavor in the package is better! So typically I get the package because I prefer the better broth although the noodles are a bit too chewy to my liking(what you were describing stale)
But I found a ramen by them that I like better! Hands down the spicy Kimchi is my new #1 favorite..The broth is good, and the noodles texture is on point, the spice I can taste well in the noodles!
Just boil the noodles like spaghetti in a stove so they won't be stale at all
People really going detective conan on this man for not boiling the noodles. Cmon man
Well his video is about the difference but how is he gonna judge the difference if he already made the package noodles weong
He is bias towards the cup and can't follow simple cooking instructions.
Why anyone would think he has anything intelligent to say, is beyond me
POV u eating cupped shin ramen right now
The way he made them noodles really irks me.
Have you tried the one that looks like it's in a small milk carton? Is it liquid or dry? Thanks.
That's a multi pack of the packaged noodles. There's 4 packages inside the carton.
I like the packaged noodles better than the cup noodles.
why everone hating on him
he boiled the noodles wrong-
Ayooo, why's your laugh so cute tho? 😳👉🏼👈🏼
5:55 You NEVER put your eating utensils into the jar because now the jar is contaminated and it will get moldy and spoil. You’re not smart.
why have you commented like 4 comments that aren't event true, it's like you want to try and find minor issues with his noodles, you are so annoying its not some expensive delicacy he is messing up, its an instant meal for like 90 cents.
@@monke980 Some people like to learn. You don’t. 🤦♀️
@@catlady8324 no i like to learn, this isnt learning this is petty nit picking.
@@monke980 No, you’re not learning. This comment is not even about the ramen, it’s about spoiling a whole jar of condiment because you contaminated it. I agree. You are definitely not learning! 😹
@@catlady8324 i don't think you get what i am saying.
These are the best noodles ever
The red flavour packet is less spicy but I don't know why
Can someone tell me why?
Insa Kohlbecker They try to pack more for flavour for the pot one, so they try to make it less spicy so it’s more enjoyable. As you only add boiled water rather than boil it in a pot.
There's red Shin Ryman witch is spicy and Black Shin Ryman with is even spicier
Just bought the ones in the cup, super excited to try em 😁 never saw them before
i try them today but its not that spicy
Is that cup noodles is non veg?
I tried these noodles, they are really spicy, but taste really good!
I can only eat half of the bag(as in i only can put in half of the spice bag), does that mean my spice tolerance is low or high..?
@@Queentique I tried the samyang 2x spicy and shin cup doesnt come even close in spicyness. Your tolerance is pretty low then I think, but you just have to train yourself to endure more.
@@notoriusdrifter40 i meant th spice in the package noodles, but nevertheless ty for telling me
@@Queentique yeah, i meant to say that your tolerance is pretty low if you can only put half of the bag in the noodles
@@notoriusdrifter40 oh,I heard that the noodles are ‘painfully spicy’ guess not lol.
You didn't cook the 2nd one hot and long enough
Thumbs up for watching Jotaro vs Dio!!!
Noodles are different sizes and the taste is vastly different.
Bass are for at home
Cups are for traveling
I’m not saying thats exactly what their purpose is. U can eat cup at home and bags at travel though idk how u wil do it
There is a huge difference.
Y‘all can taste the difference? I just use the cup bc its easier to make lmao
idk how i found this
Packet noodles are significantly better of done properly, plus add garlic, soy and egg while it's close to being done, Can also do them in milk and it makes them really creamy.
Agreed with you until you said milk
@@msgesus4518 milk is common in Korea
I like how he watches jojo
The one on cup have less if you look by weight and also is more expensive because of packaging xD in other words. Do not buy the cup one unless you have no kitchen.
For the packed one you have to cook it well
Also the cup ones have palm oil in them and the package ones have only vegetable oil
Impressive yo yo skills
i prefer the packeged ramen becuase i like drinking the soup and i like to have my veges packeged to!
I think, I could smell it.
Are you those noodles in the packet every day it’s so nice
I love the super spicy shin noodles
Korean noodles are the best !
I love eating spicy food , if you can't handle spice - too bad for you !
From Canada
The packet one was supposed to be boil bruh
I swear the packet ones are waaaay spicier
I mean the directions are literally on the packaging.
it doesn’t matter
I thought I was white washed until I saw how you cook the packet ramen...
it doesn’t matter
wao, you friend left 6 separate comments 😂😂😂😂
Its the Convenience one you need a bowl the other you dont for like work and stuff
plz why r u guys complaining about how he cooks the ramen chill
Arent you supposed to boil the package noodles then add flavor the togo cup noodles aremeant to be steamed without boiling
Taste. The bowl tastes way better.. It doesn't get all soggy n gross
At least Mr. Noodles is like that. Try it! The cup is so much better
Bowl=cupped noodles. They taste better and cost a lot more. It's perfect 😊
the fact that u didn't boil the noodles in the packet ;-; (we still stan doe .-.)
2:40 Excellent choice of music! 🇺🇸
Here in Wisconsin they’re both only 68-87 cents a piece
For some reason they don’t sell the broth packet that was the best part 🤤🤤🤤
Watching this while eating Nongshim kimchi noodles!
Honest review
Damn bro u yoyo? U goin to worlds? 😂
Yo I just realized my pfp is a shutter lmao
I strain mine and don’t have as much water in my so the spice will actaully sticks to the noodles then.... having it in water just runs off the noodles try staining it but you can add some of the water back if needed
the bowl ramen has a circle line inside , water should reach that level
you can put a bit lower than that level to experience more taste in the broth
Also u don’t have to boil the pack it does tell you to but I just put them in a close fitting air tight container then add boiling water close lid and leave to sit for 5 mins
i saw these in a shop in the uk right next to my house i might try them next week ( the cupped)
These are my favourite noodles ever
Nice vid
Thx for the info :)
I am a shin black typa guy
Have you ever tried adding, lime, coconut milk, cilantro, and maybe onion?? I also had rice. It changed the game
Tbh the noodles on that package taste like garbage comparing to the original one from South Korea... I'll rather eat the noodle cup over the American version of Shin Ramen package.
Bro you have to boil the packet one
boil the packaged ones in a saucepan for 4-8 mins depending on how stiff you like your ramen. you cooked them wrong they will be too stiff.
It’s the same bloody thing other than cup noddles being thin compared to the package one. At the end the purpose of cup noddle is so that it can be easier to eat wherever you are just pour the hot water wait a mins and it’s ready.
you are supposed to cook the packet ramen.