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This Japanese Tonkotsu Ramen Soup Stock Base is a professional-grade, 2.2 lbs liquid stock designed for creating authentic ramen broth, hot-pot bases, and stir-fry dishes. With its rich, creamy flavor and umami essence, it’s the go-to choice for chefs and home cooks alike, ensuring consistent quality and taste in every dish.
T**.
Great starting place for restaurant style ramen at home
This is basically the same ramen broth you'd get at a good, but not great, ramen place. With some good noodles, some meat, veg and an egg, you can put together a really solid bowl with little effort.The bag it comes in, isn't the most convenient, but you can pour it off into a tupperware and then keep it in the freezer. It doesn't freeze solid, and thaws out fast. What I do is, while the water is boiling for the noodles, I take the container out of the freezer. Once the noodles are done, I put two tablespoons of the broth concentrate and put it in the bowl. Then, I ladle the hot water from the noodles, into the bowl. You can +/- it a bit to taste. Zero waste, no need to make a whole pot of broth for two bowls of ramen. Makes about 30-35 bowls this way.
A**I
Very Traditional Ramen Soup Base
Very traditional taste soup for anyone who like to enjoy not too fancy taste. I used to like tonkotsu base ramen all the time, however, as I get little aged, I start wanting to go back for non greasy taste soup. This is one of the best Shoyu Ramen Soup I've tried so far.
B**T
Liquid. Expensive, but so concentrated that it's a good value anyway.
See the title. I didn't realize it was a liquid (maybe that's obvious to everyone else). As other people have pointed out, the package isn't resealable (-1 star), so have a container with a lid ready for it.That being said, it's super concentrated and takes 1-3 tablespoons per bowl of soup, depending on how much soup you're having, so it goes a long way. No weird flavors or anything, unlike some ostensible tonkotsu ramen I've bought at the grocery store. I wouldn't say it's quite as good as broth at a real ramen shop, but pretty solid.
I**S
A bag with small amt of liquid
Disappointing bag of liquid. BE SURE. Not a powder soup base, a small amount of liquid for $35 and non-returnable, non-refundable.
G**L
Great but pricey
Great product, just a tad bit too expensive. I found it much cheaper somewhere else so I’ll continue buying it there.
A**R
Great taste
I mix 1(soup stock) : 11( hot water) for Ramen, very tasty.
M**U
Weak taste, like ready to use
More like ready-to-use than soup base in terms of flavor.Kikkoman is significantly more condensed.But Somi still has better flavor compared to LKK.
H**N
I like it
Buy it each month.soooo good
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