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Apparently the people who criticises has no sense of cultural at all. It is really common in Korea for vendors to sell ramen. Be respectful and stop being so arrogant.
It's exactly because it's so common there that it feels stranger. It would make sense here, since there's not many better alternatives, but over there? You can find a ramen shop that sells ramen 10x better on practically every street corner
People please stop talking about how you can make this at home. We all know you can make this at home, this lady knows you can make it home, but you are not at home! If you fancy some ramen then order it.
sabbage100 people are forgetting the entire concepts of restaurants. Like yeah you can make something cheap at home (like tacos instead of Taco Bell or hamburgers instead of McDonald’s) but this is for convenience and NOT HAVING TO MAKE IT
It's funny because you can make your own french fries, hamburger, sandwich, coffee, fried rice etc by yourself yet people still go to Cafe, McDonald's etc lol
Yeah You could still make “everything at home” whether it be pasta, pizza , sushi the point of going to a restaurant is that u DONT WANT TO MAKE IT AT HOME
I see this poor lady have some haters they cannot cook like her definitely but blessings to her cause some people dont no better they just know how to be rude and hateful ugh .where is the love
Not trying to be a hater here. But instant noodle is meant to be more convenient than the other food mentioned above so should be made at home instead of paying for someone to cook. Even fries are difficult to make to MacDonalds quality. What I see different here is the variety of ways to prepare the noodle which I think is the selling point.
People realize that this is no different then going out and ordering french fries. It takes like 5 minutes to reheat frozen french fries and chicken nuggets yourself yet you still order them at mcdonald’s because it’s convenient and sometimes you’re craving it while you’re not home.
French fries is a bit more labour intensive to prepare than a package of noodles. I know these require a bit more steps than your classical brands like "Mama" but I suppose if you allowed it to steep it would be just as edible as any other instant noodles. Those other ingredients can be easily dehydrated if you have time.
@@eile4219 clearly you fail to acknowledge the logistical requirements of these two dishes. One can easily be obtained from a hot water dispenser or a tap and microwave; the other requires a deep fryer which aren't exactly in most places of work unless it's a fast food restaurant or any type of eatery. Again, as the name implies, instant noodles are by design meant to be easy to prepare. I suppose if you were desperate enough you could microwave your frozen french fries but I rather go hungry.
The Yellow Cursor I mean I just heat up the frozen ones in the oven, It requires me to push like 2 buttons, it’s not that labor intensive, They don’t taste any different to me?
I 100% agree with your comment. The difference between french fries and ramen is that Koreans love ramen. There's so many different flavors of ramen available in Korea and it's often a craving. They have ramen making stations in Korea as well. So for those people dissing this lady and saying that fries are harder to make than ramen don't understand the cultural aspect of ramen in Korea.
I don’t know why but there’s just something about seeing elders cooking food for you that just makes you feel at home and happy, they’re honestly so precious 🥺
It's bcz our senses have already tasted/sensed the smell...so when we eat our own prepared food it doesn't taste that good cz it's not new to our brain
I respect people like this even if you think she is just selling instant noodle. At least she earns her keeping, unlike parasites who use countless excuses to avoid working.
Even though it is instant, the quality of this kind of noodles is really good. They're thicker and chewier and have a better flavor than maruchan, top ramen and those sorts of crappy ramen.
Because instant noodles help feed a huge part of the world? Because the number of people starving to death actually dropped a LOT after their invention. Because feeding people is one of the most basic social tasks ever.
@@hiraya_roan Most everything you buy in a fastfood joint like McDonalds are already premade before they get into their stores. I think I remember they have a set timer etc for how long they cook their foods too. The only thing they need to do is reheat it, eh..... same principle here.
A lot of people can make this at home...A lot of people can make fried street food and crepes too but they choose to buy it already made. It's basically 3$ for that meal. One of those packs of ramen is around 1.69 in the states and that's not including everything she put in it. It's well worth the money.
This lady can do whatever. If it sells, let her sell it, but the two examples you gave are awful examples. If you ever cooked anything, you would know frying stuff is a pain to deal with the oil during clean up and making thin crepes is hard without having the proper tools. Moreover, the prep is much more time consuming with creating the batter for a crepe. Instant noodles is what I go to when I don't want to make any effort with cooking. It's something I can do in 5 min, prep/cooking/cleanup, unlike fried food or crepes that has a much longer prep or clean up, which is why I think people are baffled at why people would order something like this when the bar for making it yourself is as low as cooking gets.
@@muffindude2087 His point still stands tho "it's worth the money." The packet of noodles is probably almost half of the price of meal cost (in America/Canada), along with the other toppings, the convenience of it ends up costing like a dollar, which is a lot cheaper than the cost of convenience everywhere else.
@@muffindude2087 I think it depends. I don't think making crepes is hard once you make them a few times. All I really need for that is a frying pan and a knife/fingers. People will find different things hard. But It's still nice to get food one enjoys outside of ones home.
I believe the act of feeding another person, even if it's paid for, is an expression of caring, compassion, and acknowledgment. It is outside affirmation of your own existence. That makes everything better.
When you're out running errands and just busy, cold, and hungry, and then you come across this little stand with a kind little lady selling hot, freshly made instant ramen for 2 bucks, with sides, and zero clean up for yourself after? Hell YES, I'd buy a bowl. Happily. That's cheaper than any fast food where I live, and far tastier and satisfying. And far less hassle for me, even with it being instant. Just saving myself from cleaning dishes is worth it. And ramen in Korea (in many eastern countries) is not the same as ramen in western countries. It is serious business, not a trash food, and a highly beloved meal, with many different ingredients and iterations. It may be instant ramen, but there is nothing instant about the additions she's putting into it, and the flavors she's building with those additions.
are people actually getting mad at this? y'all do know it specifically says KOREAN street food. it's 1) cheap and filling meal and 2) a pretty reasonable business. a lot of koreans (especially students, the working class, and young adults) live off of instant ramen so it makes sense for some people to make a business out of making instant ramen.
To be fair, people who are living off ramens are not going to food stalls for it, they re making it at home But hey, business is you sell whatever sells, give the people what they want
Ever heard the term break time? Just because people can make it doesnt mean they have the time to do it. People buy stuff like this since they dont have time to cook due to being busy at work
Idk why these people are saying she’s using too much water... if you look well it’s clear the pot she’s cooking the ramen in is larger than the one she’s using as a ladle which means she’s actually not even using that much. People so quick to criticize. The tea is this most likely SLAPS 😋
Why are people complaining? If you dont know korean culture please stfu. Instant ramen is like rice to us, we can eat it like every day and is a big staple of our culture and tradition. To find ramen from street vendors is so normal, just because its considered “cheap” in your country doesnt mean it doesnt hold significant value to us. Its like our #1 comfort food and to have street vendors like this woman serve it so us at a reasonable price and very quickly is a blessing
At first I thought this was a bit strange to serve instant noodles but then I realized that I have no problem buying a hotdog from a vendor and that's even easier.
I am Colombian and married to a Korean, I prepare the ramen as he taught me, but now I know new ways to cook it for him. Fabulous video and what a unique way to cook lady, I love Korea 🥰
Try using whole milk instead of water. If you use skim milk, I am not responsible for that. Boil the noodles until almost done in water and drain. Now boil the milk with seasonings and veggies of your choice, and add noodles. Thank me later.
I’m really surprised at how systemic and cleanliness she maintains while cooking. She does everything step by step arrrggghhh I need that kind of perfection in my life eh. Would definitely visit her 🙌🏻💓
I have a feeling you'd make a bad cook. Please be upfront with this about you before getting into a serious relationship. Good men do not wish to be deceived later on in life causing great depression.
at least this grandma is making a living unlike some of you who sit behind your phones acting spoilt and live off your parents. try going into the real world and earn your own keep
People saying they can make it at home 🙄 This is a self treat! If you’re out and suddenly craving for ramen, it’s available for you! If you are a student who is so tired and just wanna sit and eat, this is available for you! (Well, in korea not here in America 🤣 ) I wish we have one here! Especially when it’s winter!! Ugh! I’ll be sooo willing to pay and will treat myself! (Well if corona is not Kill joy 🙄)
Imagine you are craving ramen when you out but far from home, should you go back home just to make ramen? Lol. But here in my country we have people sell cooked instant noodles (not exactly like korean ramen as korean ramen are expensive here where i live), personally I ate those when I'm out of home and stranded somewhere and it's raining, especially cooked instant noodles tends to be cheaper than other menu lol
@@rchrch4922 some vendors just directly in front of the Chem department at school sell instant stuff, too. Noodles (which you could totally cook at the dorm but don't). Hardboiled egg (ditto). And maybe some fried foods, too.
I've gotten Uber eats for taco bell 3 blocks away from me when I was drunk. So I have no room to throw shade at someone cooking instant ramen... It also looks fun to eat it straight out of the pot
What's funny is she's not hiding the fact that she's making it out of the package and sells it cheaply with soul vs if you go in a restaurant, they charge you 3x more from a cheaper ramen brand behind the kitchen without love.
Idk about cheaper since you can get the exact same ramen 5 in a pack for a 1.50 where i live.....i would say its for lazy folks who don't wanna cook for themselves even though you can have the same experience at home with leftovers for much much less...but hey im not downing her hustle shes just taking advantage of the lazy.
@@justsomeguycommenting6807 Nah it’s about time. So i assume that westerners always go home to cook n eat then do work, study etc? Never knew that how much time you guys have
@@Fxckyall it's noodles.. if you don't have 5mins out your day cook something this simple thats sad......thats like saying you're so busy you don't have 5-10mins out your day to bath your own ass
@@justsomeguycommenting6807 Huh so you’re so much time that go to your house to take shower in midbreak or lunch breaks wow youre so lucky. Or you only eat in morning wtf are you talking about or maybe you work from home? Most of people work outside from home. My guess is you’re unemployed guy right?
@@Fxckyall preparation df? Its called preparing your week on downtime from planing to cooking i guess your life is so hard you was never taught to plan 😂 df is you talking about man the way you sound its 24/7hard knock life no sleep no eating no nothing. 10-20mins out your day could be preparing lunch for work or so on for a couple of days jesus christ you're a sad man.
Practically we can cook anything at home. Doesn’t mean when you go to a restaurant its not called “instant” on the menu.. that makes it any different. I’ll come to S.Korea and will patronize from this lovely vendor ❤️
I love watching these videos for me it's so unique how they cook ramen noodles all different techniques and ingredients that they put into it. It looks so yummy. I grew up eating ramen noodles with my family and I've tried a couple of different Japanese ramen noodles and their so delicious. It's quick & easy. I've past it down to my family & my baby cousins they love to eat them till this day. I use to babysit them when they were babies. Now their in their 20s & they thank me for it.👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾💯💯💯
Thanks for posting!! My google classroom used this as a lesson. Hard being a cooking class and not being able to cook. Great way to learn other cultures!!
My dream trip is filled with Seoul street food, fried chicken, jeju island and the tangerines ... by the time this pandemic ends I’ll be financially ready to finally go to Korea :) speaking it into existence
That lady is definition of wholesome ngl, she serves your food in the cooking pot and so the food stays warm for even longer. QUEEN LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, SHE A QUEEN. I love her
GOD bless this lady. very well done. 100 points for cleanliness and tidiness in and around her shop. Absolutely love it.! korean street food culture is amazing. Thanks much for uploading this video. 👍🙏👌🤤
I spent a year and a half in Korea in the 70's. Had lots of great food from street vendors. I like the way she adds fresh vegies ti the pot as well as anything else you would want. That shoud be some great ramen.
I would definitely let her cook ramen for me even though I can make it. I don't even know if I could add all this extra ingredients for $3.00 bucks in the states
For people that are wondering. That whole thing costs around I say $3-4 in terms of Korean currency. A ramen pack can cost $1, she used 1 egg, vegetables, and cheese and she done the whole cooking process. If this was in the U.S. People would be selling this for maybe about $9-12 because of the economy. But I can imagine selling something like this near a college dorm with the same price then maybe they can break and make a profit. But we all know that dream is unlikely.
In Japan, for the same price at a ramen stall, you can get a full bowl of fresh noodles with freshly cooked broth, ramen egg, slices of charsu pork, menma, spring onions, the lot. You’re telling me that a packet of instant noodles and a bit of fresh produce and a fckin slice of kraft single is worth more than that? Let’s not pretend that this is anything more than just laziness.
@@fenton9408 This style of street food developed after the Korean War, when their population was recovering from the conflict - times were tough. Now these dishes are regarded as comfort food.
@@mclovin4516 Hmm not 100% sure but I believe 'ramen' originated in Japan? In Korea, they have their own kind of ramen (or ramyeon as they call it). I've only tried instant ramen packs from Korea though!
Ohmygod!!! This is at Boxsquare in Sinchon near Ewha womans university right?? I used to visit that lady several times a week to eat her ramyeon!! My fav was the one with dumplings! She was so cute and kind. I hope she's doing well nowadays 🥺🥺🥺🥺
The spice level that korean's can handle is no joke. I usually just put half of the soup pack but this vendor used the entire thing and also put in some peppers...my god!
@@gabym9101 no, I meant like do you? _do_ you sit in the kitchen going, I'm gonna cook this entire day. Unless if you have hours to burn, then best bet is no.. no you won't
Even though I have RAMYUN noodles in my cupboard & ramen! I prefer to buy 1 from down the road cos the love in a brought bowl is much better & worth it 🥰 this lady has skills
There's lot of asian restaurants that lets you choose instant noodles as a side dish so it's not that surprising. What is unexpected for me is the fact that in a restaurant setting the same consumer item is used instead of some type of bulk packaging.
I love the spicy... Theres a different brand that's even spicier! Omg try adding cream to the broth, it's amazing!!! I saw it on a video similar to this one, and my Raman has never been the same... For serious, try a cream broth 🤤🤤🤤... (1/3 water, 2/3 cream)
I'm Indonesian too, if I may give you an advice, the people who don't live in Indonesia have no idea what "warindo" is. It's better if you explain what "warindo" is so they know that this kind of shop doesn't exist in South Korea only.
some people in the comments are forgetting that every culture is different lol Koreans sometimes don’t have time to eat. sometimes they go to the market to buy groceries and want a quick snack, something to fill them up/give them energy before continuing their shopping.
Even though it’s just noodles...I think it’s nice to have someone else cook for us, serve us, ...and do the clean up for us, makes it a special day for me. I somehow feel a notch above poor, but sometimes guilty that m not going to at least help,with the dishes . God Bless this hard working lady 💕
I used to buy this kind of soup at the supermarket and I try to cook it like this video but I don't have those Korean ingredients :c so it doesn't taste like this I would like to try it with kimchi :c I'm from El Salvador btw :c
Sussy same 😥 but what I used instead of those ingredients was meat,some shrimps,green onions and carrot.. I guess it wasn’t like this one but I tried 😬 And I’m from El Salvador as well
I've watched this several times! It's sooooo satisfying to watch. She's so clean!! Deliciousness!! Yes it's not homemade ramen but it's quick packets she tweeks with her tasty fresh cut veggies & egg. YUM!!!!
It'll cost more to buy the extra ingredients alone in Australia just to have the one ramen. Not for a single person usage unless you plan to use the extra ingredients for other meals before spoilage
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Apparently the people who criticises has no sense of cultural at all. It is really common in Korea for vendors to sell ramen. Be respectful and stop being so arrogant.
It's exactly because it's so common there that it feels stranger. It would make sense here, since there's not many better alternatives, but over there? You can find a ramen shop that sells ramen 10x better on practically every street corner
It's normal in Indonesia too! We have many stores that sell instant noodles, with tons of toppings selection.
Japanese is better
Its just the same as a hot dog stand or a hamburger joint. And nobody complains about those not being made from scratch
@@xxzxzxzxx6974 lol no
People please stop talking about how you can make this at home. We all know you can make this at home, this lady knows you can make it home, but you are not at home! If you fancy some ramen then order it.
sabbage100 people are forgetting the entire concepts of restaurants. Like yeah you can make something cheap at home (like tacos instead of Taco Bell or hamburgers instead of McDonald’s) but this is for convenience and NOT HAVING TO MAKE IT
It's funny because you can make your own french fries, hamburger, sandwich, coffee, fried rice etc by yourself yet people still go to Cafe, McDonald's etc lol
Yeah You could still make “everything at home” whether it be pasta, pizza , sushi the point of going to a restaurant is that u DONT WANT TO MAKE IT AT HOME
I see this poor lady have some haters they cannot cook like her definitely but blessings to her cause some people dont no better they just know how to be rude and hateful ugh .where is the love
Not trying to be a hater here. But instant noodle is meant to be more convenient than the other food mentioned above so should be made at home instead of paying for someone to cook. Even fries are difficult to make to MacDonalds quality.
What I see different here is the variety of ways to prepare the noodle which I think is the selling point.
People realize that this is no different then going out and ordering french fries. It takes like 5 minutes to reheat frozen french fries and chicken nuggets yourself yet you still order them at mcdonald’s because it’s convenient and sometimes you’re craving it while you’re not home.
French fries is a bit more labour intensive to prepare than a package of noodles. I know these require a bit more steps than your classical brands like "Mama" but I suppose if you allowed it to steep it would be just as edible as any other instant noodles. Those other ingredients can be easily dehydrated if you have time.
French fires is much easier. I worked at burger King long time ago. You just put them into oil, some salt if the customer wants it.
@@eile4219 clearly you fail to acknowledge the logistical requirements of these two dishes. One can easily be obtained from a hot water dispenser or a tap and microwave; the other requires a deep fryer which aren't exactly in most places of work unless it's a fast food restaurant or any type of eatery.
Again, as the name implies, instant noodles are by design meant to be easy to prepare. I suppose if you were desperate enough you could microwave your frozen french fries but I rather go hungry.
The Yellow Cursor I mean I just heat up the frozen ones in the oven, It requires me to push like 2 buttons, it’s not that labor intensive, They don’t taste any different to me?
I 100% agree with your comment. The difference between french fries and ramen is that Koreans love ramen. There's so many different flavors of ramen available in Korea and it's often a craving. They have ramen making stations in Korea as well. So for those people dissing this lady and saying that fries are harder to make than ramen don't understand the cultural aspect of ramen in Korea.
I don’t know why but there’s just something about seeing elders cooking food for you that just makes you feel at home and happy, they’re honestly so precious 🥺
🙏🙏❤️
I know right so adorable 😩💕💕
it takes me back to when my grandma would make me food
Yes
@@ЮляЛав-ц6ч ooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Oooo
Idc what other people say. Ramyun is always tastier when someone else cooks it for you, whether its from a loved one or a stall like this
my mom said this to me. if i cooked ramyun/noodles for her its always taste better lol
same!!!
I always say this when I take my siblings food lmao and I love anyone who gives me food.
Yes! Especially after a night out and you go back home or staying over at someone’s house 😍
It's bcz our senses have already tasted/sensed the smell...so when we eat our own prepared food it doesn't taste that good cz it's not new to our brain
Petition to have this at every college/university campus.
Please for the love of god
I support this
We have it in indonesia, but with indomie. Not only college, but worker cafetaria, sometimes hidden part of mall for mall workers😁
lena octavia damn that really lucky! I always just have to eat subway bc nothing else is here.
the best part is that this is boxsquare, right across the street from ewha womans univ and close to yonsei univ too !
she even use a timer for perfection
I did this too while making Shin Black earlier. The noodles came out exactly the way I wanted them to.
세상에서 제일맛있는 라면은 남이 끓여준 라면..
ㄴㄴ 난 내가 끓인게 존맛
밤에 김치랑 먹는것도 맛남
正解🍜
돈을 씨게 받는다면?
@@압도-y3y 3인분 이상을 끓여야 한다면?
Eating ramen made by a grandma would feel somewhat comfortable and homey
Homey or horny?
Homey
@@pingmichael3106 Omg what is wrong with you? need to consult with a Psychologist as well? ಥ‿ಥ
@@pingmichael3106 the adolecence stage, i see
Oh my days , people on the internet is lack of humor -_-
Ramen made by someone else is always tastier lol 😂 these videos make me wish I could visit SK! The vendors are so wholesome.
I respect people like this even if you think she is just selling instant noodle. At least she earns her keeping, unlike parasites who use countless excuses to avoid working.
But it got best picture
@@pekinggeese 🤣🤣🤣
pekinggeese LMAO you did nottt 😭😂
Even though it is instant, the quality of this kind of noodles is really good. They're thicker and chewier and have a better flavor than maruchan, top ramen and those sorts of crappy ramen.
Man, 1000 likes for this comment
Why is it so satisfying to watch someone make instant noodles?
I'm the same way. It relaxes me to watch Asian cooking because it's an art form to me.
Was just thinking 'oh, the things you can do with packet noodles ' I think I am doing well to get a half decent amount of veg in the pot
What u see on this video is definetly not an art. Its just cooking instant noodle with some veggies...
Because instant noodles help feed a huge part of the world? Because the number of people starving to death actually dropped a LOT after their invention. Because feeding people is one of the most basic social tasks ever.
Because you're hungry
職人みたいに野菜切ったりして
最後にインスタントラーメンを入れる所がすき
i literally cannot find anyone who criticizes this ramen vendor thing
Some people defended her now. You'll find the bashers in the replies
I mean we can make our own cofee at home yet we still buy on strabucks which are MUCH costy.
666ths liker lol
@@hiraya_roan Most everything you buy in a fastfood joint like McDonalds are already premade before they get into their stores. I think I remember they have a set timer etc for how long they cook their foods too. The only thing they need to do is reheat it, eh..... same principle here.
I'm a noodle snob.
I don't even mind her using dried noodles tbh, it is 'fast food' after all. But she cooks them way too long, imho.
A lot of people can make this at home...A lot of people can make fried street food and crepes too but they choose to buy it already made. It's basically 3$ for that meal. One of those packs of ramen is around 1.69 in the states and that's not including everything she put in it. It's well worth the money.
This lady can do whatever. If it sells, let her sell it, but the two examples you gave are awful examples. If you ever cooked anything, you would know frying stuff is a pain to deal with the oil during clean up and making thin crepes is hard without having the proper tools. Moreover, the prep is much more time consuming with creating the batter for a crepe. Instant noodles is what I go to when I don't want to make any effort with cooking. It's something I can do in 5 min, prep/cooking/cleanup, unlike fried food or crepes that has a much longer prep or clean up, which is why I think people are baffled at why people would order something like this when the bar for making it yourself is as low as cooking gets.
@@muffindude2087 His point still stands tho "it's worth the money." The packet of noodles is probably almost half of the price of meal cost (in America/Canada), along with the other toppings, the convenience of it ends up costing like a dollar, which is a lot cheaper than the cost of convenience everywhere else.
Ran Cheng plus you don’t have to do the cleaning
@@muffindude2087 I think it depends. I don't think making crepes is hard once you make them a few times. All I really need for that is a frying pan and a knife/fingers. People will find different things hard. But It's still nice to get food one enjoys outside of ones home.
No body can change my mind, I love Ramen in any way
진짜 겨울에 저런거 사먹으면 기분이 너무 좋드라..
why so many dislikes aunty just tryna sells ramen :(
its cause we all stuck in lockdown and wish we can go outside and eat out again lol
@@Sleeepy2k haha even she cooks better ramen than me lol
I never tried it with cheese! Is it any good? But I love kimchii.. a bit spicy.
@æsthetic thankss
I all can cook ramen, but I all agree when someone else cook for us, it tastes super delicious and no research can prove it why
It's true. Either they add more spices or more topping.
@@exterra9785 even the exact same, just what in the package, without any additional broth or seasoning or toppings, DOES taste better. It's a mystery
Some little shops will add Sambal to their spicy noodles, and that goes a long way. Not having to clean up dishes after, is another perk.
True
I believe the act of feeding another person, even if it's paid for, is an expression of caring, compassion, and acknowledgment. It is outside affirmation of your own existence. That makes everything better.
When you're out running errands and just busy, cold, and hungry, and then you come across this little stand with a kind little lady selling hot, freshly made instant ramen for 2 bucks, with sides, and zero clean up for yourself after? Hell YES, I'd buy a bowl. Happily. That's cheaper than any fast food where I live, and far tastier and satisfying. And far less hassle for me, even with it being instant. Just saving myself from cleaning dishes is worth it. And ramen in Korea (in many eastern countries) is not the same as ramen in western countries. It is serious business, not a trash food, and a highly beloved meal, with many different ingredients and iterations. It may be instant ramen, but there is nothing instant about the additions she's putting into it, and the flavors she's building with those additions.
are people actually getting mad at this? y'all do know it specifically says KOREAN street food. it's 1) cheap and filling meal and 2) a pretty reasonable business. a lot of koreans (especially students, the working class, and young adults) live off of instant ramen so it makes sense for some people to make a business out of making instant ramen.
To be fair, people who are living off ramens are not going to food stalls for it, they re making it at home
But hey, business is you sell whatever sells, give the people what they want
Ever heard the term break time? Just because people can make it doesnt mean they have the time to do it. People buy stuff like this since they dont have time to cook due to being busy at work
@@guy-rk1jj lol you dummy it takes 10mins to make this proper
@@A2Kaid go screw yourself
I love that she is so clean!
No, this is messy.
@@fifibao8895 your head messy
far different from India
She is so incredibly clean
@@hey-hey1 mesti wkwk people nih .. "ndasmu" itu khas
Idk why these people are saying she’s using too much water... if you look well it’s clear the pot she’s cooking the ramen in is larger than the one she’s using as a ladle which means she’s actually not even using that much. People so quick to criticize. The tea is this most likely SLAPS 😋
to critisize a rahmen seller who does this 1000 times day in day out.. people are so arrogance 😂😂😋😂😂
Boom !!! 😂😂😊
Why are people complaining? If you dont know korean culture please stfu. Instant ramen is like rice to us, we can eat it like every day and is a big staple of our culture and tradition. To find ramen from street vendors is so normal, just because its considered “cheap” in your country doesnt mean it doesnt hold significant value to us. Its like our #1 comfort food and to have street vendors like this woman serve it so us at a reasonable price and very quickly is a blessing
At first I thought this was a bit strange to serve instant noodles but then I realized that I have no problem buying a hotdog from a vendor and that's even easier.
Or sandwich from sandwich artist
fun foods 🥳
So true
참깔끔하네요
this is not instant noodles. This is portioned noodles. It just looks similar.
Self quarantine brought me Here 🤦🏻♀️.
Holy !! 700 likes, I guess y’all really streaming foods videos alot 😏😏
Same
nafiza - stay safe friend
*SAME*
@@crhisnaomimanurung3617 same with me. Where you from?
Same from 🇧🇷 brazil
日本にもこんなお店ができてほしい😊
I am Colombian and married to a Korean, I prepare the ramen as he taught me, but now I know new ways to cook it for him. Fabulous video and what a unique way to cook lady, I love Korea 🥰
Try using whole milk instead of water. If you use skim milk, I am not responsible for that.
Boil the noodles until almost done in water and drain. Now boil the milk with seasonings and veggies of your choice, and add noodles.
Thank me later.
Noodles rice
I’m really surprised at how systemic and cleanliness she maintains while cooking. She does everything step by step arrrggghhh I need that kind of perfection in my life eh.
Would definitely visit her 🙌🏻💓
RONI RONI i like your coments showing you must be a sunshine girl
cheng li thank you 🌻
I have a feeling you'd make a bad cook. Please be upfront with this about you before getting into a serious relationship. Good men do not wish to be deceived later on in life causing great depression.
@@GplusGains You won't have to worry about that, mate. You sound like an incel so you're going to have to keep making those ramyun for yourself.
@@JamesSmith-kz4ed Hey knucklehead, what I've said is in more in line with MGTOW than what an incel would say.
at least this grandma is making a living unlike some of you who sit behind your phones acting spoilt and live off your parents. try going into the real world and earn your own keep
👍👍
colleen if i had this across the street, this would be my go to spot tbh
@@tinvo5049 same here!!
moonfløwer I just realized youtube is for 14 and up (I think)
i am 13 ://
we need this lady in our school canteens
Or directly in front of the classroom. Hahah
Teacher: no eating in class
At the back of the classroom:
This woman graduated from ramen university, she the real deal
😁😁
😂
Stupid comment 🤦🏻♀️
@@NXXJ k
😂😂
インスタントラーメンでお店って！
家で作れば？
This just taught me to put in the soup base first then the ramyeon.
Just Fishy Salty and hot not that delicious
@@tlyep718 Well that was just an uneducated and biased generalization.
Read the bag. Not all r the same
@@myes344 yeah please dont put the sauce in first for fire ramyon and jjajangmyeon type noodles
People saying they can make it at home 🙄 This is a self treat! If you’re out and suddenly craving for ramen, it’s available for you! If you are a student who is so tired and just wanna sit and eat, this is available for you! (Well, in korea not here in America 🤣 ) I wish we have one here! Especially when it’s winter!! Ugh! I’ll be sooo willing to pay and will treat myself! (Well if corona is not Kill joy 🙄)
Imagine you are craving ramen when you out but far from home, should you go back home just to make ramen? Lol. But here in my country we have people sell cooked instant noodles (not exactly like korean ramen as korean ramen are expensive here where i live), personally I ate those when I'm out of home and stranded somewhere and it's raining, especially cooked instant noodles tends to be cheaper than other menu lol
@@rchrch4922 some vendors just directly in front of the Chem department at school sell instant stuff, too. Noodles (which you could totally cook at the dorm but don't). Hardboiled egg (ditto). And maybe some fried foods, too.
True! I wish we had this on campus.
슈의 라면가게 현실판이네 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
I've gotten Uber eats for taco bell 3 blocks away from me when I was drunk. So I have no room to throw shade at someone cooking instant ramen... It also looks fun to eat it straight out of the pot
The way she makes it so professional and clean
'임호'네. 임호가 직접 끓여주는 안성탕면이 끝내주는 집.
What's funny is she's not hiding the fact that she's making it out of the package and sells it cheaply with soul vs if you go in a restaurant, they charge you 3x more from a cheaper ramen brand behind the kitchen without love.
Idk about cheaper since you can get the exact same ramen 5 in a pack for a 1.50 where i live.....i would say its for lazy folks who don't wanna cook for themselves even though you can have the same experience at home with leftovers for much much less...but hey im not downing her hustle shes just taking advantage of the lazy.
@@justsomeguycommenting6807 Nah it’s about time. So i assume that westerners always go home to cook n eat then do work, study etc? Never knew that how much time you guys have
@@Fxckyall it's noodles.. if you don't have 5mins out your day cook something this simple thats sad......thats like saying you're so busy you don't have 5-10mins out your day to bath your own ass
@@justsomeguycommenting6807 Huh so you’re so much time that go to your house to take shower in midbreak or lunch breaks wow youre so lucky. Or you only eat in morning wtf are you talking about or maybe you work from home? Most of people work outside from home. My guess is you’re unemployed guy right?
@@Fxckyall preparation df? Its called preparing your week on downtime from planing to cooking i guess your life is so hard you was never taught to plan 😂 df is you talking about man the way you sound its 24/7hard knock life no sleep no eating no nothing. 10-20mins out your day could be preparing lunch for work or so on for a couple of days jesus christ you're a sad man.
I like how clean her working station seems to be and how organized she cooks
사장님이 과정 조곤조곤 설명하시는 거 넘 귀여우세요ㅜㅜ
Hello nice coffee.. nice to meet you.i am live in Korean.. 😊
i love how she's so organized and always cleaning everything and not letting any mess around
I love korean kitchenware, everything just looks super clean. Big plus for a restaurant
Thats a stall.
Practically we can cook anything at home. Doesn’t mean when you go to a restaurant its not called “instant” on the menu.. that makes it any different. I’ll come to S.Korea and will patronize from this lovely vendor ❤️
My grandma died💔but I love you my korean grandma 💜💜💜sarangheee as like BTS😭😭😭
You adding ur love + ramen =😋😋😋😋
The price is fair and I like this lady’s way of cooking, clean ,leisurely,very satisfying
How much was it?
Bili na pula
I also initially thought that anyone can do this at home. But, the lady is so precise with her moves to make the taste as it should or even better.
I love watching these videos for me it's so unique how they cook ramen noodles all different techniques and ingredients that they put into it. It looks so yummy. I grew up eating ramen noodles with my family and I've tried a couple of different Japanese ramen noodles and their so delicious. It's quick & easy. I've past it down to my family & my baby cousins they love to eat them till this day. I use to babysit them when they were babies. Now their in their 20s & they thank me for it.👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾💯💯💯
Thanks for posting!! My google classroom used this as a lesson. Hard being a cooking class and not being able to cook. Great way to learn other cultures!!
My dream trip is filled with Seoul street food, fried chicken, jeju island and the tangerines ... by the time this pandemic ends I’ll be financially ready to finally go to Korea :) speaking it into existence
I have the same dream
we, my wife and I, are also planing to go for our late honeymoon to South Korea.. we are also crazy about the Korean street food 😄✌️🥢🍜
Korea looks forwards to have you
Make sure to eat korean fried chicken every night, you will want to come back just because of it!
빨리와!
I love Korean culture, never been but wish to go some day
This is so nostalgic to watch. I miss living in S Korea. Love the culture, food, and people.
You know hotdogs tastes better when you're out? Same goes for ramen.
That lady is definition of wholesome ngl, she serves your food in the cooking pot and so the food stays warm for even longer. QUEEN LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, SHE A QUEEN. I love her
We also can make coffee at home but We buy coffee at shop..its same.stop your negative comment about other culture
GOD bless this lady.
very well done.
100 points for cleanliness and tidiness in and around her shop.
Absolutely love it.!
korean street food culture is amazing.
Thanks much for uploading this video.
👍🙏👌🤤
She puts so much love and care into each order. I just love watching her. It’s like good meditation for my heart. ❤️
Love and care? Bruh she is using instant ramen and a few grams of leek wtf
Yess
I think it has to do with the fridge full of toppings that you wouldn't have sat home unless you eat the dish daily.
she put more love into making noodles than my parents did with me
@@Tripleheadedgoddess888😊😊😊
I'm from Bangalore. Simply mouthwatering & delicious making...
Even, I'm trying at home.
I had been watch this video every time I making Shin ramen since the pandemics starts, and I finally here taste in person!!!! September 8th 2021🥲🥲🥲🥲
The way she drizzled that egg on there. Straight up pro
I spent a year and a half in Korea in the 70's. Had lots of great food from street vendors. I like the way she adds fresh vegies ti the pot as well as anything else you would want. That shoud be some great ramen.
I would definitely let her cook ramen for me even though I can make it. I don't even know if I could add all this extra ingredients for $3.00 bucks in the states
Shes like my granny. Great chef, makes the simplest of things the best. Love you popo, miss you tons.
It looks like a tutorial “how to cook ramen tastier” for me
Ikr! I never added cheese on top of it and now i cant stop adding cheese there :Dd totally love it
RUclips is on a roll getting us one by one with these videos... I need smell-o-vision and taste-o-vision.
Sell this across my street and i will get ready and leave my bed to go buy Ramen from that lady!
For people that are wondering. That whole thing costs around I say $3-4 in terms of Korean currency. A ramen pack can cost $1, she used 1 egg, vegetables, and cheese and she done the whole cooking process. If this was in the U.S. People would be selling this for maybe about $9-12 because of the economy. But I can imagine selling something like this near a college dorm with the same price then maybe they can break and make a profit. But we all know that dream is unlikely.
In Japan, for the same price at a ramen stall, you can get a full bowl of fresh noodles with freshly cooked broth, ramen egg, slices of charsu pork, menma, spring onions, the lot. You’re telling me that a packet of instant noodles and a bit of fresh produce and a fckin slice of kraft single is worth more than that? Let’s not pretend that this is anything more than just laziness.
@@fenton9408 If you have been to Korea. You would understand the reason they have stalls like these for students.
@@fenton9408 This style of street food developed after the Korean War, when their population was recovering from the conflict - times were tough. Now these dishes are regarded as comfort food.
The music in the background is making the video even more delightful to watch and enjoy 😊😌
This is so hygienic omg makes it super pleasing to watch!!
Unlike in india😅
Indian food is gross and they are nasty people.
I was watching this video a very very very long time before I realized this is not Dancing Bacon.
Haha me too
Weirdly satisfying to watch this at home while also eating a pack of South Korean instant noodles.
@@mclovin4516 Hmm not 100% sure but I believe 'ramen' originated in Japan? In Korea, they have their own kind of ramen (or ramyeon as they call it). I've only tried instant ramen packs from Korea though!
家で作れる
Ohmygod!!! This is at Boxsquare in Sinchon near Ewha womans university right?? I used to visit that lady several times a week to eat her ramyeon!! My fav was the one with dumplings! She was so cute and kind. I hope she's doing well nowadays 🥺🥺🥺🥺
Do you know what's the yellow thing she puts in the little plate on the side?
@@deliciosavida pickled radish
@@Sn0w1174 thanks!
The spice level that korean's can handle is no joke. I usually just put half of the soup pack but this vendor used the entire thing and also put in some peppers...my god!
Spicy foods are the best
listen all you gotta do is only eat spicy stuff it will boost your tolerance
Practically EVERY DAMN MEAL can be made at home... Who cares??? Stop whining 🙄
Ikr
But do you make it at home?
HasPrivilege Who doesn’t?
@@gabym9101 no, I meant like do you? _do_ you sit in the kitchen going, I'm gonna cook this entire day. Unless if you have hours to burn, then best bet is no.. no you won't
It seems I have grossly misunderstood the original post.
인스탄트 라면을 요리라고 팔아먹는 나라는 한국밖에 없슴. 프로의식이 없으니 저런 현상이 일어남
Its 2 am, I m on a diet and I approve this!
THE BEAUTIFUL SMILE SHE HAD WHILE MAKING😩💖PLS IT'S SO PRECIOUS.....
Wow! That looks so yummy! If i ever see this woman’s stand, I’m definitely going to order from her 🤤💗🔥😀
Even though I have RAMYUN noodles in my cupboard & ramen! I prefer to buy 1 from down the road cos the love in a brought bowl is much better & worth it 🥰 this lady has skills
There's lot of asian restaurants that lets you choose instant noodles as a side dish so it's not that surprising. What is unexpected for me is the fact that in a restaurant setting the same consumer item is used instead of some type of bulk packaging.
Instantly I became level 0 on preparing ramen....
This is the cleanest streetfood i've seen/watched! From the utensils, to preparation and serving. This is so nice.
I have this same ramen at my home often, and it’s spicy! But she adds even more with the sliced fresh jalapeños! Wow!! That’s some serious heat! 🥵
I love the spicy... Theres a different brand that's even spicier! Omg try adding cream to the broth, it's amazing!!! I saw it on a video similar to this one, and my Raman has never been the same... For serious, try a cream broth 🤤🤤🤤... (1/3 water, 2/3 cream)
Noodles challenge
this video is so calming to watch and everything looks delicious!!!
When u travel, but feel like mom come along to cook for u 😊😊😊
This is like warindo in indonesia. and believe me, it tastes more better when we buy it than make by ourself.
Warmindo bukan warindo
I'm Indonesian too, if I may give you an advice, the people who don't live in Indonesia have no idea what "warindo" is. It's better if you explain what "warindo" is so they know that this kind of shop doesn't exist in South Korea only.
Mie rebus dobel pake telor plus es teh manis ❤️
she is very well organized lol...and i like the timer too 😋
some people in the comments are forgetting that every culture is different lol
Koreans sometimes don’t have time to eat. sometimes they go to the market to buy groceries and want a quick snack, something to fill them up/give them energy before continuing their shopping.
Even though it’s just noodles...I think it’s nice to have someone else cook for us, serve us, ...and do the clean up for us, makes it a special day for me. I somehow feel a notch above poor, but sometimes guilty that m not going to at least help,with the dishes . God Bless this hard working lady 💕
I used to buy this kind of soup at the supermarket and I try to cook it like this video but I don't have those Korean ingredients :c so it doesn't taste like this I would like to try it with kimchi :c I'm from El Salvador btw :c
I think the extra vegetables are Japanese mushrooms, just find a mushroom available to you and slice it. Shredded carrots, chives, and leeks
added food for toppings she also used dumplings , but you can replace it with some meat like chicken breast or beef/pork.
Sussy same 😥 but what I used instead of those ingredients was meat,some shrimps,green onions and carrot.. I guess it wasn’t like this one but I tried 😬
And I’m from El Salvador as well
I love the video the food looks wonderfull and delicius regards from Mexicali BC México
I've watched this several times! It's sooooo satisfying to watch. She's so clean!! Deliciousness!! Yes it's not homemade ramen but it's quick packets she tweeks with her tasty fresh cut veggies & egg. YUM!!!!
in love with her she is very clean ... i love to try ramen from her really look very delicious butter than the one we make @home❤️❤️
왜 남이끓여주는 라면은 내가끓이는것보다 훨씬 맛있을까..
could have sworn i watched this video before. youtube recommended it to me again lol
This is exactly me rn lololol
Me too, I just made the orange ramen, and searched for this to remember what she added to it!
I make it the same way at home, now i feel proud that i cook just like a corean granny. She puts love in that pot
It'll cost more to buy the extra ingredients alone in Australia just to have the one ramen. Not for a single person usage unless you plan to use the extra ingredients for other meals before spoilage
Australia is very expensive
ここのイモはとても丁寧な人やな。
袋ハサミで切って、タイマーで時間計って作る人はなかなかおらん。
太ぽん 美味しそう！>_
@@이철-z6z だよね。300円のものでもちゃんと美味しく作る気持ちが伝わってくるね。
昨日はこれ見て、この鍋で辛ラーメン食べてしまいました。酸っぱいキムチ入れて。笑