Nongshim Tonkotsu Ramen with Kuromatsu Noodle Big Bowl, 3.56 Ounce (Pack Of 6) – Hotel Room Dinner After a Long Travel Day
Nongshim Tonkotsu Ramen with Kuromatsu Noodle Big Bowl, 3.56 Ounce (Pack Of 6) – Hotel Room Dinner After a Long Travel Day
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Why you'll love it
- Authentic Japanese tonkotsu flavor with restaurant-quality creamy pork broth
- Unique kuromayu black garlic oil adds a distinctive depth of flavor not found in standard instant ramen
- Ready in minutes with only hot water or microwave required
- Single recyclable bowl means no extra dishes and easy cleanup
- Bulk pack of 6 offers better value for frequent ramen eaters
- Microwave-safe BPA-free bowl prioritizes food safety
Perfect for
- Quick weekday lunch at the office
- Late-night snack or study fuel in a dorm
- Authentic tonkotsu ramen experience at home without restaurant wait
- Portable hot meal during travel or camping
- Bulk stocking for convenient household meals
Tonkontsu Ramen
This Japanese style ramen has a creamy and rich pork broth that will transport you to your favorite ramen shop. Our black garlic oil is created by scorching garlic in oil, a cousin of chili oil that adds another layer of flavor to this ramen.
Cooking Directions
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Product Information
Tonkotsu ramen - This Japanese style ramen has a creamy and rich pork broth that will transport you to your favorite ramen shop
Made with kuromayu - Black garlic oil is created by scorching garlic in oil, a cousin of chili oil it adds another layer of flavor to this ramen
Convenient on-the-go meal - Only takes minutes to cook using hot water or the microwave for a hot snack or delicious meal anytime
Recyclable bowl - Microwave safe BPA free bowl container allows you a safe and convenient meal that is easy to prepare and recycle
Packaging May Vary
Tonkotsu ramen is a pork broth noodle soup that is a flavorful, creamy, and smooth soup.
Ingredients
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I really make this with just boiled water on a camp stove?
Yes. The bowl is designed to be cooked with hot water alone. Bring it to a rolling boil, pour it into the bowl to the fill line, and wait about 3 minutes. No microwave needed.
Is the bowl sturdy enough to survive being packed in an RV or camping bin?
The bowl is a rigid plastic that holds its shape under weight and resists crushing in a typical gear bin. We recommend keeping it upright to protect the lid seal.
Does the pack of 6 make sense for a multi-day road trip?
Yes. Six bowls cover about six lunches or dinners, which lines up well with a week-long road trip or a long weekend in an RV.
Can I pack it in a hotel or motel room without a kitchen?
Absolutely. All you need is a coffee maker or kettle for hot water, and the bowl becomes a complete meal in a small space.
Will the broth spill during a long drive?
The dry bowl is sealed, so it is safe to transport. Once you add water, we recommend eating it at your stop rather than driving with a filled bowl, just like any hot soup.
Is this a good backup meal to keep in my car for emergencies?
Yes. The bowls are shelf-stable, sealed, and only require hot water. They are a popular addition to emergency kits and winter car kits for unexpected situations.
Can I take this on a flight or long-distance train trip?
The dry bowls are sealed and easy to pack in a carry-on or backpack. They are a common pick for travelers who want a hot meal when they land without hunting for a restaurant.
Does it work for a hotel room where I only have a coffee maker?
Yes. A standard in-room coffee maker or electric kettle is enough to get water to a boil. Pour, wait 3 minutes, and you have a hot meal without leaving the room.
Is it filling enough after a long day of hiking or driving?
The 3.56 oz big bowl is designed to be a satisfying single-serve meal, and most travelers find it substantial enough after physical activity. You can also add a protein like a pouch of tuna.
How is this different from a cup noodle I would buy at a gas station?
Gas station cup noodles are usually small and use thinner broth. This bowl has a creamy tonkotsu base, a signature black garlic oil, and a larger portion for a more satisfying meal on the road.
How does it compare to a freeze-dried camping meal?
Freeze-dried meals require long rehydration times and often need a long-handled spoon. This bowl rehydrates in about 3 minutes and uses the included fork-style topping, so it is faster and simpler.
Will the lid hold up if I am cooking on uneven ground?
The lid is designed to keep the dry ingredients sealed in transit, and once you set the bowl on a flat surface, the lid stays in place during the 3-minute rehydration.
What if I cannot find a trash can at my campsite?
The empty bowl is compact and easy to pack out. We recommend bringing a small bag for recyclables so you can dispose of the bowl properly when you reach a bin.
How do I prepare the bowl step by step?
Open the lid halfway and remove the seasoning and oil packets. Add the dry noodle block, the seasoning packet, and the kuromayu black garlic oil to the bowl. Pour boiling water up to the fill line, close the lid, and wait about 3 minutes. Stir well before eating.
Can I prepare it in a microwave instead of with hot water?
Yes. Remove the lid and the two seasoning packets. Add the noodles and seasonings to the bowl, then add room-temperature water to the fill line. Microwave on high for about 2 to 3 minutes, stir, and let it sit for 1 minute before eating.
What is the best way to store the bowls?
Keep them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. The bowls are shelf-stable for many months, so storing them in a pantry, office drawer, or RV cabinet is fine.
Is the bowl microwave-safe?
Yes, the bowl is BPA-free and microwave-safe. Remove the lid before microwaving and follow the microwave instructions on the packaging.
Is the bowl recyclable after use?
Yes, the bowl is made from a recyclable plastic that is accepted in most curbside recycling programs. Rinse it briefly and place it in your recycling bin.
What is included in the pack?
You receive 6 single-serve bowls, each containing a noodle block, a tonkotsu broth seasoning packet, and a kuromayu black garlic oil packet. Nothing else is required to prepare the meal.
Does this product contain any major allergens?
The bowl contains wheat, soy, and may contain traces of egg, milk, fish, and crustacean shellfish, as it is made in a facility that also processes those ingredients. Always check the packaging for the most current allergen information.
Is the bowl safe to eat hot food from?
Yes. The bowl is BPA-free and designed for direct food contact with hot liquids. It is sturdy enough to hold a freshly cooked bowl of ramen without softening.
What is the difference between tonkotsu ramen and regular instant ramen?
Regular instant ramen usually uses a light chicken or beef broth with thinner noodles. Tonkotsu ramen is built on a creamy pork-bone broth that is simmered for hours, giving it a richer mouthfeel. This bowl captures that style with a real tonkotsu base and a signature kuromayu black garlic oil.
