10. Singapore
Thanks, Singapore! Singapore has the world's longest life expectancy at 81 years, compared with 78 here in the US. I didn't know until I looked it up that Singapore was part of the United Kingdom until 1963 and from what I have read and seen sounds like a really cool place to visit!
9. Netherlands
Thanks, Nederlanders! Netherlands literally means "low country" because half of the country is about 1 meter above sea level. I think maybe a trip to Amsterdam is in order to celebrate with my ramen loving friends. I'm afraid if I did go I'd never come back!
8. India
Thanks, India! I know I talked some shit about some noodles from your country, but as I demonstrated recently I'm willing to keep on truckin'! Seriously though, I'm almost ashamed to admit it but the first thing I think about when I think of India is the delicious food. India is the world's largest democracy and a nation of over a billion people. Their national language is English and they call you to collect debts you owe. Just kidding, they do a lot of other stuff, too. Like make delicious food.
7. Germany
Look, I think by not mentioning anything about Nazis I did a good job. Thanks to my German readers! Ramen always goes good with a beer.
6. Indonesia
Thanks, Indonesia! I never knew before I started this blog that Indonesia was such a huge noodle eater! Indomie is made by THE largest noodle producer in the world and also owns a plant in Nigeria that is the largest noodle producer in Africa. Some of my favorite noodles ever come from here and I am happy to have you guys as my readers!
5. Australia
Thanks, Australia! Australia has the second highest standard of living in the world, behind Norway. I've always wanted to go to Australia... maybe one day I will. There's more to it than kangaroos and Crocodile Dundee.
4. United Kingdom
Ramen in the UK! From what I gather ramen is kind of a big deal in the UK. Their national dish is chicken tikka masala, which is very cool. The big brand of ramen there is Pot Noodle, which I haven't been able to locate stateside, but would like to try to see if there's any difference. Much love for the UK!
3. Canada
Yes, that is Canadian Club whisky for sale in Japan. I didn't know ramen was a big deal in Canada, but it's good to know that our friendly northern neighbors enjoy a good noodle once in a while as we enjoy their whisky among other things. Thanks, Canadians!!
2. Philippines
Just look at that beach! Oh, man. Special thanks to my readers in the Philippines. You guys make some delicious noodles! The Philippines are also known for very beautiful women and being part of Spain, America, and Japan before becoming independent in 1945.
1. USA! USA!
Well, no surprise there. Thanks everyone for reading this post and reading my blog! Keep on ramenatin'!
Thank you for all your reviews!
ReplyDeleteAs a UK dweller I can honestly say that our ramen isn't so great, we have pot noodle, super noodles and supermarket own brands and that's about it.
They all pale in comparison to shin ramyun/mi goreng etc, luckily i have a local asian grocery where I can pick those up!!!
I could possibly arrange to send you a couple pot noodles for review purposes!
Hey man! I would love to review Pot Noodles! I've seen them on the internet and on TV but I don't think there's anywhere to by them stateside. If you'd be willing to send me some to review I'd pay whatever it cost you to send them to me. Shoot me an email at guitarhero728@yahoo.com.
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