Samyang vs Shin Ramen (2024)

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domane Canada1606 Posts May 01 2010 20:21 GMT #1 Lately, I've been eating Korean instant noodles again. I've only tried these two brands: Samyang's "Samyang Ramen" Nong Shim's "Shin Ramen" Many of you are probably familiar with the first one, due to the commercials during Proleague broadcasts: Idol hype aside, I found that Samyang Ramen tastes pretty bland and oily, compared to Shin Ramen, which does taste better but a little too spicy (using the entire soup base = not a good idea). + Show Spoiler + Here's one of Shin to make it even (idol-less and lots of slurping): Which do you prefer? If you eat neither of these, is there another brand (that is spicy) that you recommend? + Show Spoiler + Poll: Which do you prefer? Shim (21) 70% Samyang (6) 20% N/A. I eat a different brand. (3) 10% 30 total votes Your vote: Which do you prefer? (Vote): Samyang (Vote): Shim (Vote): N/A. I eat a different brand.
Roffles Pitcairn19291 Posts May 01 2010 20:22 GMT #2 Shin's the way to roll. Nothing tops Shin Ramyun.
dasanivan United States532 Posts May 01 2010 20:25 GMT #3 wow that music is from bubble bobble. and yeah shin is one of the best in existence
Milkis 5003 Posts May 01 2010 20:25 GMT #4 Pretty much my favorite. This may be because I have an addiction to garlic/spring onion, however.
Amnesia United States3818 Posts May 01 2010 20:26 GMT #5 Shin ramyun for sure. Although my mom loves samyang, so she gets that more often-_-
3clipse Canada2555 Posts May 01 2010 20:48 GMT #6 A little too spicy? Blasphemous.
lokiM United States3407 Posts May 01 2010 20:50 GMT #7 Shin Ramyun is the best
m4gdelen4 United States416 Posts May 01 2010 21:01 GMT #8 a little too spicy? not spicy enough. but shin ramyun over samyang still
Kurai Canada167 Posts May 01 2010 21:04 GMT #9 i tried both shin and samyang i personally like samyang more, maybe because i grew up with shin and just discovered samyang
Carnivorous Sheep Baa?21242 Posts May 01 2010 21:07 GMT #10 On May 02 2010 06:01 m4gdelen4 wrote: a little too spicy? not spicy enough. but shin ramyun over samyang still Pretty much this. I still prefer Chinese ramen though ^^
domane Canada1606 Posts May 01 2010 21:12 GMT #11 On May 02 2010 05:25 Milkis wrote: Pretty much my favorite. This may be because I have an addiction to garlic/spring onion, however. Are those non-fried noodles?
Hesmyrr Canada5776 Posts May 01 2010 21:20 GMT #12 Lol "Shim" ramyun is clearly way to go. Where do you think the Stim from Starcraft originated from?
EchOne United States2906 Posts May 01 2010 21:21 GMT #13 Shiiiiin Ramyuuuun. These noodles are, ah, how do they call it, The sh*t? Sometimes I throw in sliced beef franks, eggs, peanuts, vegetables, whatever in there. It's all good.
Kenpachi United States9908 Posts May 01 2010 21:57 GMT #14 On May 02 2010 06:20 Hesmyrr wrote: Lol "Shim" ramyun is clearly way to go. Where do you think the Stim from Starcraft originated from? Shim is sorta correct cuz the company is Nong Shim Shin Ramyun isnt too spicy. I ate it when i was a little kid and loved it ever since i never heard of Samyang
Milkis 5003 Posts May 01 2010 22:10 GMT #15 On May 02 2010 06:12 domane wrote: Show nested quote + Are those non-fried noodles? Not sure what you mean, but it's just instant ramen like Shin/Samyang.
Disregard China10252 Posts May 01 2010 22:59 GMT #16 On May 02 2010 06:07 Carnivorous Sheep wrote: Show nested quote + Pretty much this. I still prefer Chinese ramen though ^^ Which brand? Back then, my family only bought the Japanese Nissin noodles, chicken flavor.

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