ramen

/rah-muhn/US // ˈrɑ mən //UK // (ˈrɑːmən) //

拉面,拉美,拉面条,拉米

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
Japanese Cooking.
- : a bowl of clear soup containing noodles, vegetables, and often bits of meat.
- : the Asian wheat noodles used in this soup: I prefer the wavy ramen to the straight ones.

Add the olive oil, chicken, and ramen seasoning, stir, and enjoy.
The instructor team encouraged people to start making food right away, some instant soups and ramen.
For food, you should visit the beef bowl shop, as well as the ramen shop in Ogikubo.
The unexpected embarrassment as you sit at your desk, entering an order for 30 packages of ramen noodles.
I miss eating ramen in Boston, but I love the idea that if we sign a new client they can still come and learn at our course.
The most popular dish is the totto spicy ramen, a standout for those who crave heat.
If you are looking for a classic ramen, this is not the place.
Chances are, wherever there are hungry college students, a ramen joint will follow.
Just a couple blocks from Columbia University, Jin Ramen is a far cry from the instant noodles found in dorm rooms across campus.
What Shinobi delivers on cuteness, it brings ten-fold in delicious ramen.
The Queen frustrates our plans by her blind confidence in Mrs. Ramen.
Lorsqu'il eut t ramen au village et dpos dans la chambre de matre Koltz, il n'avait pas encore prononc une seule parole.
In military sciences and history, it would be said that Lee has ramen tambour battant Meade under the defences of Washington.