I know that there are plenty of people who enjoy ramen noodles, but I can't help but associate them with the
image of a "starving student." Many college-age men and women still rely heavily on this
ultra-inexpensive packaged meal. While none can really be considered "health food," they still make a better
and more economical meal than relying on McDonald's to get you through lean times.
If you're going to eat it, you may as well make an effort to pick out a good one. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer has done a very comprehensive taste test of one dozen different flavors of Ramen across a range of different brands. Their favorite was the Myojo Chukazanmai Soy Sauce flavor, while the Ve Wong Peppered Beef is one to be avoided at all costs, especially since one taster described it as "the worst instant noodle I've ever tasted in my life." Read the whole review for a rundown of the all options, with critiques of the various flavorings and noodle quality.
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