1. Daege Ramen

"Unexpected Business", a signature menu of Korean variety show, 'Daege Ramen' created by actor Jo In-sung has been released as instant ramen. The recently finished Korean variety show "Unexpected Business 3" was filmed in Marina del Rey, California. The Asian market and the restaurant where the actors made and sold food directly became a hot topic. Among them, the most popular was "Daege Ramen", a menu that has been with "Unexpected Business" since season 1. It's a simple recipe of putting king crab into ramen, but it was praised by customers, and many customers in the US ate it deliciously, making them increasingly curious about its taste.

That Daege Ramen has finally been commercialized as a bag ramen and cup ramen and is now being sold in the market. Since it's been released as instant ramen, there's no real king crab like the original Daege Ramen, but it's said that they tried to create the original Daege Ramen's taste as much as possible with soup and flavoring oil.

"Unexpected Business" season 3 took place in the US, so many foreigners who were not used to spicy food visited. Jo In-sung put an egg to neutralize the spicy taste for foreigners and children who couldn't eat spicy food. If you're curious about Daege Ramen, but you're weak to spicy food, it seems like it'll be okay to eat it with an egg. Currently, bag ramen is sold at E-Mart and cup ramen is sold at GS25.

• Total Content 115g, 505kcal
• 4 pack 4,480 won

2. Foodie Buddy Children's Ramen

The age at which people are exposed to instant food or fast food is getting lower than before. From children who don't eat proper home-cooked meals in dual-income families and eat ramen instead, to children who are exposed to instant food, fast food, and delivery food with unbalanced nutrients as the age at which they access YouTube and various short forms is getting lower. It may be too late to turn back the taste buds of children who are becoming increasingly stimulating. That's why ramen for children has been released recently. It's "Foodie Buddy Ramen" released by Harim.

It is manufactured according to the capacity of children, so it has a smaller capacity than regular ramen and lower calories. Looking at the nutritional components, the sodium content is 1,080mg, which is 600mg lower than regular ramen, and it uses dried noodles to minimize the burden. Also, as you can see in the picture above, a panda shaped fish cake is included as a topping for children's taste. It comes in two types: red ramen and white ramen, but it's said that red ramen isn't very spicy. White ramen uses only bone broth for the soup, making it perfect for young children who can't eat spicy food at all. Even white ramen uses dried noodles and has 1,050mg of sodium, which is less than red ramen. This is a ramen that is also recommended for people who want to eat ramen without burden while dieting, or for foreigners who are weak to spicy food.

Red Ramen

• Total Content 84g, 280kcal
• 4 pack 6,120 won

White Ramen

• Total Content 80g, 285kcal
• 4 pack 6,120 won

3. Paldo Rabokki

'Rabokki', a menu that combines Korea's representative food ramen and tteokbokki. It's addictive with its sweet and spicy taste. There's an instant ramen that can make the taste of rabokki without tteokbokki. This ramen, released by Paldo, has two types of soup. It includes both powder soup and liquid soup, creating a rich rabokki taste. The ramen company wrote a recipe on the outside of the bag to enjoy rabokki more deliciously. They recommend cooking with 1 boiled egg, cabbage, green onion, onion, half a fish cake, and 2 tteokbokki cakes. It seems like it would be high quality enough that you wouldn't think it's instant food if you make it like this. This is a ramen that is recommended for those who want to enjoy rabokki conveniently.

• Total Content 145g, 575kcal
• 4 pack 6,160 won