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Oct 24, 2025 7:45 AM

16-Pack 4.58oz Nongshim Ramyun Black Ramen Noodles (with Beef Bone Broth)

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Amazon has 16-Pack 4.58oz Nongshim Ramyun Black Ramen Noodles (with Beef Bone Broth) on sale for $36.64 - 25% clip coupon on the page - 5% with Subscribe & Save = $25.65. Shipping is free.

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Amazon has 16-Pack 4.58oz Nongshim Ramyun Black Ramen Noodles (with Beef Bone Broth) on sale for $36.64 - 25% clip coupon on the page - 5% with Subscribe & Save = $25.65. Shipping is free.

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FabulousStranger526
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Not really. This flavor is good but it doesn't justify costing nearly double vs the regular Shin.
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unkk33
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Based on current sale, its $14.44 for 16 regular Shin (91 cents per pack) and $25.65 for shin black ($1.67 per pack). Shin Black is 76 cents more per per pack (84% more). To each their own, but under $2 for a bowl of better tasting noodles is solid!
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clinteastwood
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The black is better if you eat it all on it's own. I add eggs and veggies to the regular Shin red and it's a better deal overall for me.
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Shin Ramyun Black is the richer, more premium version of regular Shin, with thicker noodles, a second seasoning packet, mushrooms, and a beef bone broth base that gives it a deeper, creamier taste. The spice level is about the same as Red, but the richer broth makes it feel less harsh and more complete on its own. The main drawback is price, since it costs noticeably more than regular Shin and carries more sodium. It is a strong pick for anyone who wants the best-tasting bowl without adding extras.

  • Shin Ramyun Black can deliver a richer, creamier tasting bowl than regular Shin.

    AnimeIsPoopythemadmanTenderCrown7384

  • The bone broth packet can add extra protein and may make the flavor feel more substantial.

    ChaliWilnosmirk

  • The 16-pack deal can work out to about $1.37 per pack with the full Subscribe & Save discount.

    theon105

  • The Black variant can include thicker noodles and a second seasoning packet for a more layered bowl.

    medetron

  • The Black can be a better fit when eaten on its own without adding eggs or vegetables.

    clinteastwood

  • Shin Ramyun Black can have much more sodium than other instant ramen options.

    DelightfulKitten221nosmirk

  • Shin Ramyun Black may not justify the higher price versus regular Shin for some shoppers.

    FabulousStranger526Toe

  • Costco pricing can undercut the Amazon deal, making the value less compelling when Costco is available.

    jayxxx8295xpeng

  • Adding separate bone broth to regular Shin can make the broth overly salty and may not save much money.

    sd40

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Oct 27, 2025 5:33 AM
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Cosmo23Oct 27, 2025 5:33 AM
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Quote from jayxxx8295 View quoted comment :
Costco has it for 14.79 for 10 pack roughly 1.50 pack
Is this in-store only? I don't see it in a 10-pack when I check the warehouse by me; only an 18-pack for $17.99
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Oct 27, 2025 5:36 AM
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KairiOct 27, 2025 5:36 AM
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Quote from sd40 View quoted comment :
Red is spicier. Nongshim kept jacking up its spiciness over the years and it's now at silly level IMHO. Black is still spicy, but not crazy spicy. And there's no comparison in terms of taste: Black wins hands down with RICHNESS. After eating the Black, Red will seem empty--just spicy. You will know what I mean once you try it. Definitely worth the extra cost IMHO but to each his own.
EDIT: Also, Black has somewhat less sodium but much more protein (80%?).
I'm in complete agreement. The Red now just seems like it's just sitting in basic water, while the Black has transformed with richness. I bought both to compare, and still have Red packs remaining. I just can't go for it when I still have Black available; and when the Black is all gone, I just don't feel like eating the Red.
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I might have to do like these other people and add veggies and egg to make it edible.
Oct 27, 2025 5:53 AM
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theon105Oct 27, 2025 5:53 AM
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Quote from Cosmo23 View quoted comment :
Is this in-store only? I don't see it in a 10-pack when I check the warehouse by me; only an 18-pack for $17.99
Isn't the 18 pack the regular shin ramen, not black?
Oct 27, 2025 5:55 AM
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medetronOct 27, 2025 5:55 AM
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Everything else tastes like cup of noodles, once you try the Black version. It's honestly on a different level when it comes to packaged ramen. For one, the noodles are THICKER, and it comes with a second seasoning package that takes it to another level. I love the added mushrooms and extra toppings.

Red is so basic and just pure heat once you've tried this version. I still love the Red version and will usually have it much more since it goes on sale often. The Black RARELY does, and I get the cup version because it's slightly cheaper at times.
Oct 27, 2025 5:57 AM
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theon105Oct 27, 2025 5:57 AM
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Quote from jayxxx8295 View quoted comment :
Costco has it for 14.79 for 10 pack roughly 1.50 pack
Amazon is cheaper with the full 15% s&s discount.
$21.98 / 16 = $1.37 per pack.
Oct 27, 2025 7:12 AM
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xNicoOct 27, 2025 7:12 AM
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deal dead. price increased by 6
Oct 27, 2025 10:18 AM
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alternatorOct 27, 2025 10:18 AM
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Just a heads up, if anyone's in the Houston area, I've seen the black in the international aisle at Randalls, believe it or not.

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Oct 27, 2025 10:53 AM
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deviantspeedOct 27, 2025 10:53 AM
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What are the black noodles dye'd with? Artificial coloring or squid ink?
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Oct 27, 2025 12:50 PM
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ToeOct 27, 2025 1:00 PM
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I wasn't particularly impressed with Black over the regular Shin.
Oct 27, 2025 1:04 PM
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nosmirkOct 27, 2025 1:04 PM
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Quote from sd40 View quoted comment :
Red is spicier. Nongshim kept jacking up its spiciness over the years and it's now at silly level IMHO. Black is still spicy, but not crazy spicy. And there's no comparison in terms of taste: Black wins hands down with RICHNESS. After eating the Black, Red will seem empty--just spicy. You will know what I mean once you try it. Definitely worth the extra cost IMHO but to each his own.
EDIT: Also, Black has somewhat less sodium but much more protein (80%?).
The spice packet is smaller to complement the bone broth, that's why there's less sodium.

tip: leave out the spice packet all together, use less water and you'll have a decent approximation of Seolleongtang (ox bone soup).
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Oct 27, 2025 1:07 PM
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theon105Oct 27, 2025 1:07 PM
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Quote from deviantspeed View quoted comment :
What are the black noodles dye'd with? Artificial coloring or squid ink?
Black as in "premium." The noodles aren't literally black.
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Oct 27, 2025 3:16 PM
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coldpizzsaOct 27, 2025 3:16 PM
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for those looking to level up their regular red shin cups for cheaper than paying almost 2x per cup for black, go to your local asian market and buy bone broth that they sell in pouches. Costco even sells a bulk pack of these korean bone broth pouches. What you do next is simple, you swap that exact bone broth for the water you would normally use in regular red shin cups/shin noodles.
Oct 27, 2025 5:12 PM
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diveborgOct 27, 2025 5:12 PM
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I just think the Black is worth the little bit extra it costs. I like that I don't have to add anything to it to make it delicious.

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Oct 27, 2025 6:15 PM
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DhryOct 27, 2025 6:15 PM
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Quote from FabulousStranger526 View quoted comment :
Personally I'd just add a splash of beef bone broth, a bouillon cube, or a pinch of powder and pocket the difference…
Exactly.
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