Ramen

SEOUL —  In February 2014, a British YouTuber known as the “Korean Englishman” uploaded a video that would change the fate of an instant noodle company halfway across the world.The video features his friends and family eating a cup of Korean instant noodles against the backdrop of familiar London sights. The noodles, shipped to him by his subscribers, are intensely spicy. The idea is to see if his guests can take the heat.Among them is the Englishman’s father, whose “really nice” soon turns to “ooh, that’s getting…

Brrr… it’s cold outside. So cold that even Walmart was put on blast after offering cheap ramen noodles to its employees who had been battling the blizzard. With record-breaking cold weather and nearly 80% of the USA expecting to see below-freezing temperatures, many residents have been urged to stay indoors.However, people whose workplaces didn’t close due to the weather, such as Walmart, had to brave the storm to trek to work.That’s when the retail giant’s Rockford, Illinois branch took to its social media to post a…

The AI knows me as Kai, a bounty hunter in some vague cyberpunk city known as Kairos. Oh, but I am much more than that. I strolled into a ramen shop owned by the dull, affable Jin and patronized by the dull, professional Nova, and I weaved a yarn. I am not only a bounty hunter. I am a wizard bounty hunter and a member of a ramen bounty collective. I’m here to take Jin to the task of sampling his noodle supplier’s stock without paying.Why is Everyone Suing AI Companies? | Future Tech“If you rat me out to the noodle den, I…

A local ramen chain has scooped up space along South Pearl Street in Platt Park. Sukiya Ramen, which has three locations in Denver, has taken over Etc. Eatery’s remaining 12-year lease for the 2,700-square-foot building at 1472 S. Pearl St., according to Sanborn and Company broker Mark Valente, who represented Etc. Eatery owner Tim Chladek in the deal. Chladek closed Etc. Eatery, a multicultural comfort food restaurant, in June after two years. He told BusinessDen that opening during the pandemic never gave him a fair…

Where I’m from, there are really just two reasons to eat a cup of instant noodles: you’re either a cash-strapped student who can’t afford to eat better, or you’re too tired to make anything more elaborate to eat. It’s just about the easiest meal to prep, but the gadget wizards at Japan’s Thanko think it could be even easier.02:49Guess How Much Crypto's Been Stolen Lately? Part 2Yesterday 10:45AMMaking instant noodles requires you to have mastered two basic skills. You need to be able to peel back a plastic seal from a…