Ramen is the name of Asian noodles and the dish of the same name.
It consists of two main components - noodles and broth.
In addition, various additives (toppings) are added to the dish.
They eat ramen with chopsticks and a special spoon (with chopsticks it’s convenient to take noodles and toppings, and with a spoon you can scoop out broth).
Noodles are high in calories and quickly digestible.
Udon contains vitamins PP, E, B1, B2, B5, B6, B9, B12, choline, a rich complex of minerals manganese, copper, zinc, magnesium, calcium, potassium, iodine, sulfur, iron, fluorine, sodium, phosphorus.
There's nothing wrong with eating a portion of your favorite noodles once a week.
Nevertheless, including this product in your daily diet is a bad idea.
Kaishi is the basis of taste.
The main difference between ramen and other soups is the lack of spices in the broth.
The taste is enhanced by adding kaisha before serving, that is, it is a natural sauce that enriches the taste of ramen.
First you need to eat all the solid ingredients with chopsticks or a deep ceramic spoon.
The noodles should be “sucked” with your mouth, and not wrapped around chopsticks.
At the same time, squelching sounds are considered quite decent and do not cause condemnation.
The broth is drunk last (without using a spoon).