First of all, this is my first comment in RUclips since I singed in. And this is To show how big a deal this is for me. Second, Thanks for doing halal Ramen Videos; since it’s so hard to find a halal Ramen recipes or videos on the Internet not just on RUclips. Especially I can’t find a restaurant that does a tasty ramen in the middle east. So plz keep doing more recipes and I guarantee you will be a unique Channel. Thanks a lot again and sorry for the long comment .
@@RAMENKAONASHI yes I just wanted to tell you I also appreciate this as I had to research for weeks on alternatives to the traditional ichiran ramen broth but I made this instead since its straight forward and easy and already halal. saved me effort
Very great job ! Muslim eat lot of sheep too, one day i want to make a "sheep paitan" with sheep head with following your hakata tonkotsu recipe ! Today i made a bowl of ramen with oden broth, that was interesting !
Thanks for the video, I try to find these halal ramen recipe, at last I found it. Please make another halal japanese food that I can try to cook in my country... Many thanks 😊
there are lot's of ramen recipes out there, but yours seem like a professional , the ramens I buy locally use spice in the soup, am I supposed to use spice
I was wondering, Katsuoboshi is very expensive here, can I just make tare by mixing fish sauce with good quality soy sauce ? Or is Niboshi (wether dried sardines or anchovies ) a better alternative and a lot cheaper than bonito flakes ?! Also I can never find mirin , not even halal one, but we do have rice vinegar ? Is it a good alternative to mirin?
I think you can try to use instant dashi to replace katsuoboshi. One teaspoon per 400ml. And you can skip mirin because it will not affect the taste very much..
I am from Spain and there aren't a lot of muslims here, specially in the north, so I was in my late twenties when I found out what halal was. It was when I went to live to France for a while, as in the area where I lived there were a lot of muslims and the supermarket was full of "halal" things. I had to Google what it was. I was really surprised to see that halal food was cheaper (as usually special things as gluten free, or ecological, or whatever are more expensive) so I ate halal food for months. Finding out about this kind of ramen was a great surprise too, as even though I love the original ones and see chef kanoashi's magic, it seems easier than the average we see around here, so it may be easier to give it a try!!
great idea! I get so many requests for halal ramen. I'll try to point them to this video until I eventually do one.
ありがとうございます!
Please do try making it! I look forward to your recipe too! :)
Yep from me too bro
A beef/sheep soup version for it would be great
Yo, I love your channel man. And as a Muslim, I too would love to see a halal ramen video if you ever do one ☺️✌️
did u make a video about halal ramen ??? cuz i rlly like ur channel too 🥺💜
First of all, this is my first comment in RUclips since I singed in. And this is To show how big a deal this is for me. Second, Thanks for doing halal Ramen Videos; since it’s so hard to find a halal Ramen recipes or videos on the Internet not just on RUclips. Especially I can’t find a restaurant that does a tasty ramen in the middle east. So plz keep doing more recipes and I guarantee you will be a unique Channel. Thanks a lot again and sorry for the long comment .
thank you so much :)
هههههههههههههه حيوووو
@@RAMENKAONASHI yes I just wanted to tell you I also appreciate this as I had to research for weeks on alternatives to the traditional ichiran ramen broth but I made this instead since its straight forward and easy and already halal. saved me effort
I just never knew there was halal shoyu and mirin. I ordered heaps already!
0:12 Noodles
2:17 Ramen Sauce
3:30 Chashu
4:33 Ramen Oil
5:12 Ramen Soup
6:56 Topping
8:44 Ramen
Wow a halal recipe for ramen?! You're amazing. Bless you my brother.
Very great job ! Muslim eat lot of sheep too, one day i want to make a "sheep paitan" with sheep head with following your hakata tonkotsu recipe ! Today i made a bowl of ramen with oden broth, that was interesting !
Gosh the fat from the lamb are damn gooddd
i love lamb specially in biryani and khabsas so freakin good
As a Naruto fan
This is just Amazing
True
thanks for the recipe, now i can make my own ramen at home. in this pandemic this is very useful video.
Thank you for the halal ramen recipe. wait for another halal recipe
This is what I've been looking for!!! Thank you so much, you got a new subs, love the vids!!!
Thank you so much for this halal shoyu ramen recipe!.😊👍
This channel is a masterpiece!
Thank you for making halal food typical of your country. greetings from Indonesia 🤗
O yeaaahh, this is what i'm talking about
Yes, very happy if more halal ramen recipe
thank you for making a halal recipe. I hate it when i can't make something for myself because of ingredient issues
Thank you, this helped a lot because i want to make ramen but i can seem to find a halal way to make it thank you
thanks again for another halal recipe! much much appreciated
Tysm! It's for me! I'm a morman, and I dont eat pork, Ty arigatokumazimatu!!
That’s looks incredibly delicious, I’m gonna try it surely 🌟
Thank you
Mantul, kayaknya enak.
Arigatou for this lhalal ramen recipe
alhamdulillah thank you , big smile from Jakarta :)
i might ask my mom if we can make this cause i wanna have a more cultured food appreciation instead of just FRIED AND SPICY BEST
Looks delicious halal ramen❤
this is what I'm looking for. thanks a lot
Thanks for the video, I try to find these halal ramen recipe, at last I found it. Please make another halal japanese food that I can try to cook in my country... Many thanks 😊
Aaaaaaaaaah I'm so happy I'll definitely try this one ❤️ but I don't have the halal Mirin do u recommend any substitute?? That can be easily found
hello!If you don't have mirin, try adding more sugar :)
@@RAMENKAONASHI thank u ❤️
Thanks for recipe dude
my favourite ramen food channel
Yummy 😍
Thank you so much for doing this, now my mouth waters
Going to try this today! Buuut instead of chicken charsiew I'll be using smoked duck leg because i have it in the fridge and too lazy to buy chicken😅
I just followed you because the recipes were halal thank you so much
ماشاء الله تبارك الله 非常に素晴らしい
Good job I well try it !
Mouth watering 🤩🤩🤩
Tq im from malaysia
Thank you for the recipe. Look so yummy
Brilliant 👏
hi! great video, thank you for posting halal recipes :) if i dont want to make the noodles from scratch, what kind of noodles should i buy/use?
I'm from Russia, and we don't usually eat pork broth here. That's why I am watching this.
หน้ากินมากมาย👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks
Thank you alot for this.
Thank sir, now i can eat ramen and not worried about halal
there are lot's of ramen recipes out there, but yours seem like a professional , the ramens I buy locally use spice in the soup, am I supposed to use spice
makasih banget resepnya ❤🥺
Halal😍😍😍😍
hi very nice are you from japan ?
if you make another halal ramen video, can you do a rolled chicken chashu in a soy broth recipe please
thank you so much
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks...
Nice recepie !except I didn't understand some of the veggies names 😄,but what is that white with pink center?
Naruto
it’s fishcake. it’s called narutomaki in japan
What’s the substitute for non alcoholic mirin? We don’t have that
make toyama black ramen next
are packet noodles ok because i dont have a noodle machine
the chicken is so white is it really cha shu
Can i use this sauce recipe for halal tori paitan ramen? Because i think this sauce recipe is more simple than sauce tori paitan
I don't think it goes a bit well with paitan.
i will make new halal paitan :)
😊😍👍👍
Why would soy sauce not be halal? It has no animal parts or alcohol so I think that should be fine for them to eat right?
The soy sauce that is commonly sold contains trace amounts of alcohol.
If there is no indication on the ingredient list, it is OK.
My place is really hard to find shoyu. Can I use regular Chinese soy sauce instead?
You can use it, but of course it will taste different :)
I was wondering,
Katsuoboshi is very expensive here, can I just make tare by mixing fish sauce with good quality soy sauce ?
Or is Niboshi (wether dried sardines or anchovies ) a better alternative and a lot cheaper than bonito flakes ?!
Also I can never find mirin , not even halal one, but we do have rice vinegar ? Is it a good alternative to mirin?
I think you can try to use instant dashi to replace katsuoboshi. One teaspoon per 400ml. And you can skip mirin because it will not affect the taste very much..
Is the chicken halal, hand slaughtered
is there a way to make the ramen without the machine?
yes pls check my "negi shio ramen" video :)
How To Make Halal beef Tonkotsu Ramen
Pourquoi le titre et en français mais pas la vidéo
To make the cured egg, what substitute should I have to use of sake and mirin?
You don't need sake or mirin for Ajitama :)
@@RAMENKAONASHI really? Just soy sauce?
Everyone has their own recipe, but I use soy sauce, dashi, sugar and other ingredients.
What was the mushroom used as a topping?
i never use mushroom :)
in the title: Great for Beginners
me after watching the video: 😭😭😭😿 we don't have any of these ingredient where I live.
Where can I find these halal ingrédients online ??
shoyu is basically soy sauce, and they said u can use sugar if you dont have mirin
@@heythere2480 thank you so much ❤️ and the rice vinagre is halal too ?
No need to cook the naruto? I bought the frozen type from supermarket
yes no need cook :)
Now I know why naruto uzamaki loves ramen, his name is fish cake fish cake 🍥😂😂😂
Cook naruto??
@@CHARLIE-ib8ju naruto is fish cake lol not the legend Uzamaki Naruto
what in the world
Is beef ramen not traditional?
hi! i will make it :)
ta mnin ghanjibo douk les instruments 🥲
bro it has chashu pork in it
bro pls watch i nv use pork :)
Alcohol and intoxicants are two different thing.best example is Alcohol in heaven which doesnt intoxicate you
Ok, maybe someone don't know what halal means -> It's Islam friendly version.
I am from Spain and there aren't a lot of muslims here, specially in the north, so I was in my late twenties when I found out what halal was. It was when I went to live to France for a while, as in the area where I lived there were a lot of muslims and the supermarket was full of "halal" things. I had to Google what it was. I was really surprised to see that halal food was cheaper (as usually special things as gluten free, or ecological, or whatever are more expensive) so I ate halal food for months.
Finding out about this kind of ramen was a great surprise too, as even though I love the original ones and see chef kanoashi's magic, it seems easier than the average we see around here, so it may be easier to give it a try!!