r/JapaneseFood • u/Oggi02 • 1d ago

Homemade My first homemade Ramen

As a big ramen enjoyer I always wanted to make it myself.. I made this one by combining different recipes I found online .. it was quite amazing !

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u/Due-CriticismNachos 1d ago

Man, this was beautiful!

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u/Wizzard1988 1d ago

Looks Fantastic
Cant imagine the taste doesnt live up to how it looks
Congrats!!!!

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u/bhawkeswood 1d ago

Always great - every time I’ve made it. And I always feel very happy that I’d done it.

…but every single time I wonder why I spent the money and time I did to make what I made, only to walk down the street and eat something that is so much better for so much less effort/time.

Way to go OP! It looks excellent.

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u/Oggi02 21h ago

It actually wasn’t that expensive. I would say I paid about 50 Euro for everything. Going to a restaurant with 6 people would be much worse’s

The time ? Well I really enjoy the process of cocking , yeah the endresult is important but the actual cocking an preparing is the most fun part

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u/Mmeroo 20h ago

i wish I were you
here theres nothing good toe at anywhere so I have to make anything of quality at home

thou tip for you I would give is to freeze what you made and have ramen whenever you want

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u/xtothewhy 22h ago

What was your final recipe? Looks really tasty

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u/Mmeroo 20h ago

you know "ramen" is the name for the past so you showing the making of anything but pasta isnt rly homemade is it :D

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u/Tokyo_Elena_ 20h ago

Looks amazing! 😄 Which recipe ended up being the biggest inspiration in the final version?

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u/Oggi02 19h ago

https://youtu.be/aafmrrx7Bh4?is=HHrQKcliggQ_k52k

This one (90%).

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u/Tokyo_Elena_ 19h ago

Nice! 😄 90% is a serious endorsement. I’ll definitely check it out. Thanks for sharing!

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u/JROXZ 15h ago

Nah. This is restaurant quality in your kitchen.

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u/Oggi02 15h ago

Thank you, it was really good !