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Cooked Nongshim Shin Ramyun Black in a bowl (dish photo, not the package). Photo: Mobius6, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Nongshim

Shin Ramyun Black (4.58 oz, pack of 16)

Nongshim's premium Shin Ramyun with a beef bone broth, in a 16-pack.

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Shin Ramyun Black is the version of Shin Ramyun that Nongshim USA calls its premium ramyun, with a beef bone broth and garlic and onion. This Amazon listing is a pack of 16, 4.58 oz each. Nongshim's US nutrition panel counts each bag as two servings of 65 g, and its allergen statement lists wheat and soy, with a facility that also processes milk, eggs, tree nuts, peanuts, fish, crustacean shellfish and sesame. Our note: read the package for cooking directions.

Why it's popular

  • Nongshim USA says Shin Ramyun Black came from three years of research and customer feedback. Nongshim USA ↗

Seller on Amazon: Amazon.com. Checked on Amazon US on Nov 1, 2026. Check the listing for size, ingredients and allergens before you buy.

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