ramen
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- noun
- /ˈrɑːmən/
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ramen
- I ordered a delicious bowl of ramen topped with soft-boiled eggs and green onions.
- ramen noodles
- eat ramen
- ramen bowl
And then I got a little ramen for later and strawberries.
- And then I got a little ramen for later and strawberries.
- And so to do that, I have some ramen noodles like Goku might eat.
- The key to making ramen is you boil the water, right?
- I'll do the laundry, I'll learn how to cook stuff other than ramen and cereal.
- I had ramen for lunch, Ramen for lunch.
- It looks exactly like ramen Cup of noodles.
- And I kind of want to expand my ramen life.
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I've been living on ramen noodles for two weeks, and some fresh meat sure sounds good.
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I had ramen for lunch, Ramen for lunch.
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So much ramen, so much ramen.
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And I kind of want to expand my ramen life.
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The key to making ramen is you boil the water, right?
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So guys, this was amazing ramen with amazing guest Michelle.
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Who said that instant ramen had to be cheap?
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There's this ramen place around the corner.
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You could also hitchhike to work each day and eat ramen for dinner.
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Remember when you were back in college and your budget dictated ramen noodles for dinner?
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Synonyms
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A serving of Japanese noodle soup with hot broth and toppings like meat or egg
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Etymology
The word ramen comes from Japanese for a Chinese-style noodle dish and likely from Chinese lamian, which means 'pulled noodles'. That story helps explain why ramen today is a bowl of wheat noodles in hot broth, and why the quick packaged version is called 'instant ramen'.