Pancit Canton's Kalamansi ramen

Today's ramen has been found in a grocery store, wedged between normal Mr.Noodle packs as if it didn't belong here
I don't know what kalamansi tastes like...

Oh wow! So much text, in so many different languages!

Except noodles, the pack contains: dry sauce, oil and what seems to be soy sauce (they really want me to feel lucky, that shit's written all over the packets)

And in the dry sauce goes! It smells kinda sour, like my pho ramen from last time . Hope it will taste as good!

Woah OIL SPILL! I put both sauces in this picture, but the sweet soy sauce got drowned by the oil. The oil seems to be flavored (I know this cause those feken packets leak everywhere and I got some on my fingers)

luckily the oil seems to be mixing well now that I put the dry sauce in And now, for the taste...

wow...it tastes like...

nothing.

I mean, I can taste some delicate flavors and they seem to be good, but they're so delicate even the taste of the noodles overpower them!

Tasting the broth only, I can taste some lime and veggies flavors, maybe some pork

but meh overall note 4/10. Not worth it.
Pancit Canton can keep hiding between Mr.Noodle packs.

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