So I’ve got a few packs of these Paldo noodles to do. They are pretty ho-hum looking, although this one looks quite interesting. Broad noodles tend to be very good, so we’ll see how they are.
A single packet of liquid seasoning.
Thick and dark, this stuff has ingredients beginning with red pepper paste and soy sauce and ending with garlic paste and onion paste. Sounds good!
Click image to enlarge. I added a couple eggs to the boiling noodles. then broke the yolks in the stirred broth. Well, it’s not too bad. The noodles were a little tougher than I expected; I didn’t like them altogether that much. The broth had an exceedingly strong soy sauce taste which seems to have overpowered the other ingredients a bit. I’m bummed. Really had hopes for this one! 2.0 out of 5.0 stars. Find it here.
I feel this was a good, basic set up here. I like the broth, I feel all the flavors in the broth worked in a way to wake it very tasty. The only problem I had with noodles was that I was able to taste the grease that it was fried in which overpowered the yummy broth. Other than that it was ok.
Were they pretty spicy? I have a package of these waiting myself… when I reviewed the blue package “seafood flavor” ones I discovered that they rivalled a Shin Ramyun for heat. 😛 Or should we just read that into anything that says “Korean Noodle?”
These weren’t really spicy at all. I wouldn’t read that just because its Korean that its spicy, but yeah a lit are. Where do you do reviews? That wordptess link doesn’t work.
The Ramen Rater