We advise that you consult the “Best By” code on our packaging and that you consume our products as soon as possible. Ramen noodles have a very long shelf life, but under certain circumstances, the soup’s quality may degrade over time. Always store Maruchan products in a cool dry place.
Yes, the cheese ingredient in our Instant Lunch Cheddar Cheese Flavor has changed. We revised our recipe to eliminate artificial flavors and synthetic colors in response to the growing demand for more natural ingredients. The new Instant Lunch Cheddar Cheese Flavor only now uses natural flavors and colors.
The name Oriental Flavor has now been changed to Soy Sauce Flavor to more accurately reflect the distinctive flavor profile of this delicious dish. Despite the name change, the product’s original flavor and recipe have not changed. We hope this answers your question!.
Japanese word maruchan is made up of the letters maru and chan. Maru literally translates as “round,” like the shape of a ball or the smile on a child. Maru also means rounded, as opposed to square or angular. In Japanese, round has a connotation of friendliness. A suffix called chan is added to a child’s name. When referring to a child, the term “Chan” is used to convey affection.
FAQ
How is Maruchan ramen pronounced?
I suppose people can pronounce this food differently and others will still understand what they are trying to say, but the right and most popular pronunciation is actually “rah-men There is only one proper way to pronounce these noodles, even though there may be many different ways to eat them.
Is it pronounced ramen or raymen?
In English, people pronounce ramen “raa-muhn”. And in Japan, we pronounce it “rah-men”.
