Favourite Instant Noodles
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Bought some Korean instant noodles recently from Korea. Found the texture of the noodles not bad. Does anyone have any idea where we could buy brands such as Shin in Singapore?
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tankee:
tankee,
3:29am ! :!:tree nymph:
oh gosh Funz,
I'm so hungry now! better go to sleep NOW...
i'm a night owl... but i do wake up pretty early by 8am everyday. -
Busymom:
Bought some Korean instant noodles recently from Korea. Found the texture of the noodles not bad. Does anyone have any idea where we could buy brands such as Shin in Singapore?
Busymom,
Recently i bought Shin from NTUC, not sure if its the same one you bought or not, but i check and its make in korea.
The other place you can try your luck is at this korean supermarket at Keypoint - this is on Beach Road, opposite Golden Mile. They have quite good range of Korean Instant Noodles.
What i missed from korea, its the fresh Kimchi! I brought back 5kg :!: of it from Lotte Supermart in Seoul. heheheee... gave away 2kg and i took 3kg myself... :drool: :drool: -
tree nymph:
Yes, indeed you are. Saw you online at that time so many times already!tankee,
i'm a night owl... but i do wake up pretty early by 8am everyday.
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tree nymph:
NTUC? Really? Will go and check it out. By the way, they are MSG-free, right?Busymom:
Bought some Korean instant noodles recently from Korea. Found the texture of the noodles not bad. Does anyone have any idea where we could buy brands such as Shin in Singapore?
Busymom,
Recently i bought Shin from NTUC, not sure if its the same one you bought or not, but i check and its make in korea.
The other place you can try your luck is at this korean supermarket at Keypoint - this is on Beach Road, opposite Golden Mile. They have quite good range of Korean Instant Noodles.
What i missed from korea, its the fresh Kimchi! I brought back 5kg :!: of it from Lotte Supermart in Seoul. heheheee... gave away 2kg and i took 3kg myself... :drool: :drool:
I can't take spicy food very well, but like the Korean instant noodles for their texture.
Not so into kimchi... plus someone once told me that in Korea, they put back the leftover kimchi (that had been served) into the container... :!:
Thanks for the info on Keypoint! -
Indome Mi goreng!
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I love chu1 qian2 yi1 ding1 (sesame flavour) or else Nissin Mee Goreng. Tung I is not bad too.
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lovekidsverymuch:
:lol: :shock: your DS2 is ok, right? I hope he still likes Maggie noodles... I know I lurve Maggie Noodles, my favourite is the Maggie CURRY flavour...wow instant noodles
Everytime that I hear only one thing comes into my mind....
A nite before DS2 was born I had Maggie Mee I just love Maggie....... next day early morning had to rush to the hospital and DS2 was born with C section his whole body was wrapped with Maggie mee :oops: and doctor scolded DH for making me eat that even though I preggie hehheheheheee -
tree nymph:
Did you stay at Westin above Lotte Supermart? Love the Supermarket!!!!Busymom:
Bought some Korean instant noodles recently from Korea. Found the texture of the noodles not bad. Does anyone have any idea where we could buy brands such as Shin in Singapore?
Busymom,
Recently i bought Shin from NTUC, not sure if its the same one you bought or not, but i check and its make in korea.
The other place you can try your luck is at this korean supermarket at Keypoint - this is on Beach Road, opposite Golden Mile. They have quite good range of Korean Instant Noodles.
What i missed from korea, its the fresh Kimchi! I brought back 5kg :!: of it from Lotte Supermart in Seoul. heheheee... gave away 2kg and i took 3kg myself... :drool: :drool: -
Is it possible, Busymom and Tree Nymph, that Shin is MSG free? If so, please let me know.
From what I know, I don't think so. I remember Nongshim (the biggest noddle maker in Korea) doing a promo for \"healthy instant noodles\". They're not fried, with no MSG. Came in several favours like beef, chicken and pork. The beef was the best :drool: ! I haven't found it here though
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