Japanese Ramen Noodles CHUKAZANMAI Soy Sauce Oyster Instant Soup Cup MYOJO 64g

Japanese Ramen Noodles CHUKAZANMAI Soy Sauce Oyster Instant Soup Cup MYOJO 64g Green Onion Oil Japan Food Retort Prepared Preserved Kwangtung Guangdong Sesame Meat Akasaka Pork Chicken

●About the Product
Collaboration with "Akasaka Rikyu," a representative of Cantonese cuisine, has further enhanced the restaurant quality of this soy sauce.

This soy sauce ramen, supervised by Akasaka Rikyu, a representative of Cantonese cuisine, is finished with sesame oil, allowing you to enjoy the flavor of meat and the richness of oyster.
The bright ingredients make this dish a feast for the eyes as well.

Akasaka Rikyu: This Cantonese restaurant has its main branch in Akasaka, Tokyo. The restaurant's mastery of how to bring out the flavor of the meat shines through.
The non-fried noodles are glossy in appearance and have the firmness and elasticity typical of CHUKAZANMAI.

Slightly thickened soy sauce broth based on beef and pork, accented with white pepper. A spoonful of aromatic sesame oil whets the appetite.

1 cup = 64g

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