While “ramen” is the commonly known Japanese term, in Korea instant noodles are called “ramyeon” (라면). The Korean version ...

Although abundant in flavors, the often orange-hued packs were ... maximum of 2,300 milligrams. With Korean brands taking center stage in the instant ramen race, NongShim is a front runner.

Originally set to open Monday, March 17, the Tokyo chain noted for its hakata-style ramen will push back its opening date.