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Canton's Spice tomato ramen!

Let me tell you a story....

I was supposed to do this ramen review later in the week. But this morning, my sleepy self took a pack of this god-forsaken ramen for work by mistake, instead of my favorite black garlic and pork one.

I prefer doing the reviews at home, so I can add some stuff to the noodles if they need a little boost (or so I can outright throw them in the trash if they're nasty). But since I'm at work, I can't do any of that, and I do not have a second lunch. So let's cross fingers!

If you follow my blog, you maybe stumbled on my Pancit Canton review, which was the worse score I gave so far. When I saw this 4-pack of tomato ramen for 1$ (extremely cheap here), I knew this was a competitor for the worse score.

The pack didn't wait to disapoint! Expept the noodles, there is only a single pack of powdered sauce. No oil, no dried veggies. Just this sad little pack

But hey it's written in 2 languages!
You may notice there's a wierd plastic line over the packet. It's kind of a glued envelope but only on a part of the packet. It made opening it a bitch.
At this point I couldn't stop laughing. The powder looks like cheese powder for mac&cheese! And it smells exactly like ketchup
The oily surface on the water is not due to the powder, but to the noodles when they cooked...

And here is the ramen once the powder was mixed. I couldn't even do a glory shot. It's seriously one of the saddest ramen I've had! And now for the taste...


Disappointment. It just tastes like disappointment.
The noodles are okay, they're basic cheap ramen noodles.
The broth tastes barely anything. I only have a slight spicy ketchup aftertaste after a bite, but it's barely there...
Maybe it's a good thing

I was right, this one will go down as the worst ramen so far, with a 1.5/10 (and that's just because the noodles are not as bad as the broth!)

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