Isn't it available in Korea? A special Korean ramen I found in Vietnam 🍜

While traveling in Da Nang, have you ever stopped by a supermarket or convenience store and spotted a familiar Korean ramyeon? 🇰🇷

But if you look closely, something is different!

It's the Shin Ramyun I always eat, but there's a flavor I've never seen before, I thought it was Korean ramyun, but the packaging looks a little different too… 👀

Today, let's take a look at the special Korean ramen you can find in Vietnam!

🍜 1. Shin Ramyun Kimchi Flavor, is it really Korean ramyun?

When you think of Shin Ramyun, the first thing that comes to mind is its hearty, spicy broth.

However, you can also find Shin Ramyun Kimchi flavor at some retail stores in Vietnam.

With the addition of kimchi's distinctive tangy flavor, you can look forward to a taste that's different from the original Shin Ramyun.

Even if it's the same ramyeon you used to eat in Korea, wouldn't you feel a little thrill if you came across a different product at a store overseas? 😊

🍜 2. Shin Ramyun Stir-Fried Noodles, Enjoyed Without Broth

Who says ramen always has to have broth?

Among the Shin Ramyun products sold in Vietnam, there are also products enjoyed without broth, such as Kimchi Flavor Stir-Fried Noodles and Cheese Flavor Stir-Fried Noodles.

It has a charm that's different from regular soup ramen.

Especially if you love stir-fried noodles, comparing product packaging and looking for them at the supermarket can be a fun experience too!

🍜 3. Shin Ramyun Tom Yum flavor? Korea meets Thailand!

This time, it's a slightly different combination.

Among Shin Ramyun brand products, there is also a stir-fried noodle that combines the tangy and spicy flavors of Thai-style tom yum.

It's essentially a meeting of a Korean ramen brand and the signature flavors of Southeast Asia.

If you came across a product like this while traveling in Vietnam, wouldn't you be curious about what it tastes like? 😋

🛒 Where can you find it in Da Nang?

Take a look around large supermarkets that carry Korean food, imported food sections, convenience stores, and similar places.

On 7-Eleven Vietnam's online product list, you can also find a variety of Korean ramyeon products, such as Shin Ramyun Kimchi flavor and Tom Yum flavor stir-fried noodles.

However, since the products carried may differ from store to store and stock levels can change, it's a good idea to check before you visit.

And one more thing! Just because a product is sold in Vietnam doesn't mean it isn't sold in Korea or that it's only available in Da Nang. Be sure to distinguish between products made for overseas sale and local limited-edition products. 😉

🇻🇳 A small joy of traveling in Da Nang: browsing the local supermarkets!

Touring famous sightseeing spots is great, but discovering Korean products anew at a local supermarket is also one of the small joys of traveling.

Have you ever come across a Korean ramyeon abroad that you had never seen before?

If you've discovered a special ramen in Da Nang, please share it in the comments! 👇

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