Ramen Kit DIY Japanese fresh ramen noodles with broth (makes 6 bowls) ramen gifts cooking kits for adults

This is the perfect little cooking kit! It came packaged so neat. It had all of the tools you need to make ramen, even rolling pins and a pizza cutter. The broths it came with were phenomenal, and the texture of the noodles rolled out thin were amazing as well. The instructions were easy to follow. This product was worth every penny! My kids and I had the funnest time making these!

Everything was portioned out so we didn’t have to measure things out, it’s still messy kneading dough but fun, and the end result was really good! More of a udon noodle not like a rice noodle from a package of ramen. Way better. We will be making our own noodles from now on ☺️

Full disclosure, I didn't realize this kit was for making your ramen from scratch. Therefore it was a lot more time intensive than I had planned. That said, it's not THAT intensive. Kind of like those meal kits that you buy with all the correctly portioned ingredients included. Faster than cooking at home, but not as fast as a frozen dinner. Anyway, it was a fun project to do, and the ramen is really good and flavorful. This would make a great Christmas gift, btw.

This ramen kit is a unique gift idea for someone who has everything. Or for anyone who loves ramen! (Raises hand) It makes 6 servings, but the ingredients are portioned so that you would make (2) 3-bowl servings at a time. Everything is pre-measured, except for water & salt. So it's easy to use, and there's no need to fuss with storing half-used packets.The rolling pin is surprisingly sturdy, and there's even a pizza wheel cutter. Depending on how thick or thin you roll the dough, this makes more like 1-2 servings.There are 2 kinds of broth included: shoyu and vegan beef. They are tasty, if a little high in sodium.I still prefer my local ramen shop, but this is a fun activity and unique gift. Maybe a fun date night at home, or an afternoon with kids!

This kit makes six bowls, in two sets of three bowls of ramen. It also comes with a very smooth roller and a cutter, which gives you most of the supplies you need to make more ramen, with mostly ingredients common in the kitchen. Ours anyway because we tend to have broth and various flours. This kit also comes with two broths, shoyu (basically soy sauce) and vegan beef flavor. The beef has a richer more complex flavor that I wouldn't call beef.Rolling out the ramen takes a while to do, no matter how good you are at rolling pizza or pie dough. This dough is made more substantial with the vital wheat gluten but it still needs to be rolled thinly and then it gets boiled. It says 2mm which seems impossible. Alexa translates that to 0.079 inches. It then becomes very difficult to get into boiling water and yes it does stick to itself and roll around. Then knead. Then cut. It's not pretty. It's fun to try but all of my future ramen noodles are coming out of a bag.

I think most people of my generation consider ramen noodles a survivor food. Great for an after school snack , midnight snack or two-days-before-payday dinner. Of course most of us are familiar with the packet of noodles, add water , cook and add seasonings. (mostly salt).The box comes neatly packed with packets which are neatly labeled, a rolling pin and a pizza cutter to cut your noodles into thin strips after you roll them out. Two types of flavor packs. (How do you make a VEGAN beef broth?).This would make a neat gift for a pre-teen get together or a rainy day activity. After my days of frugal ramen meals I'm afraid I would have a hard time reconciling with $6 a tiny bowl DIY ramen meal.

The quality is good as is the taste. Pretty easy to prepare. Makes a fun gift for a ramen lover. Price might be a little up there for what you get.

It's fun, it's different. Nearly any type of noodle is best when used with a hand crank pasta roller as one can get the best stretch and create a better texture. But hand rolled and cut works in a pinch too. No *need* for special equipment, especially if just an occasional thing. Making the dough for the noodles is easy enough. I recommend giving the dough a good "knead and stretch""Make it yourself" kits are entertaining, and nearly always overpriced (but I dont rate on price). I think this is a fun kit, likely best used as a gift or as part of a little gathering Definitely would have caught my interest in college days or in my young adult days when I would have a few friends over often. Just fun to have something to do as part of the get together.Small box packs a lot.