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First you buy a Nongshim Hot and Spicy noodle cup, then you turn the kettle on for a few mins, pour the sauce packet on the noodles then pour the water over that. A few mins later and a few stirs and you have some lovely cheap hot noodles.

 

Now some bloggers like Eat Your Kimchee and those two twats who rate girl groups who live in Korea [ones English]. They put in eggs, cheese, sausages, the EYK guy put Ranch dressing in there like the fucking retard you know he is. They put a bunch of shit convenice store trash in that makes it worse. Then these fucing Koreaboos complain it don't taste nice.

 

Thats because your just supposed to put hot water on it you fucking idiot.

 

Nongshim + hot water = perfection. Lets not ruin that perfection with a bunch of crap.

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I'm from Greece. My grandma lives with us...

I can't exactly get cup noodles even if I wanted to...

I don't quite understand how either are relevant. Are you saying there's seriously not a single place that sells cups of noodles? 

 

Instant noodles are cheap as dirt over here so I hope you're not suggesting it's too expensive... That would really suck for you :/

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I don't quite understand how either are relevant. Are you saying there's seriously not a single place that sells cups of noodles? 

 

Instant noodles are cheap as dirt over here so I hope you're not suggesting it's too expensive... That would really suck for you :/

 

They don't sell cup noodles anywhere in Greece. The closest I can get to any form of noodle is from asian restaurants and those are hella expensive (I went for a dinner for 2 and we paid 50€).

 

Plus, even if there were cup noodles on sale here for dirt cheap, my grandma would scold me for not eating her food (which, don't get me wrong, it's delicious).

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They don't sell cup noodles anywhere in Greece. The closest I can get to any form of noodle is from asian restaurants and those are hella expensive (I went for a dinner for 2 and we paid 50€).

 

Plus, even if there were cup noodles on sale here for dirt cheap, my grandma would scold me for not eating her food (which, don't get me wrong, it's delicious).

What city do you live in, if you don't mind me asking?

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It's called Gerakas. It's in the suburbs of Athens, towards the Northeast

http://www.maangchi.com/shopping/salamat

https://www.facebook.com/SalamatAsianMarket/

 

These two seem like they're still at the same location. I don't know how big athenes is, hopefully the stores aren't too far. I think you'll be able to find the noodles there! (and maybe some other cool stuff too, who knows)

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http://www.maangchi.com/shopping/salamat

https://www.facebook.com/SalamatAsianMarket/

 

These two seem like they're still at the same location. I don't know how big athenes is, hopefully the stores aren't too far. I think you'll be able to find the noodles there! (and maybe some other cool stuff too, who knows)

 

One, they're at the same location.

Two, my town is way more northeast of that... It would take about 20 minutes using the subway, not including buses/taxis that it might take to get to and from the metro.

 

Thank you so much for your effort, but I think I'll try 'em out once I go to uni in Glasgow (in 5 months).

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Now some bloggers like Eat Your Kimchee and those two twats who rate girl groups who live in Korea [ones English]. They put in eggs, cheese, sausages, the EYK guy put Ranch dressing in there like the fucking retard you know he is. They put a bunch of shit convenice store trash in that makes it worse. Then these fucing Koreaboos complain it don't taste nice.

 

 

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Budae jjigae is an actual Korean food, you know.

 

And wtf just eats noodles with hot water unless you like your noodles plain? Most people throw in eggs, vegetables, meat, and whatever else ingredients to make a filling ramyun meal. And cheese ramyun is very common in Korea. Koreans love their cheese, apparently. 

 

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