Golden Fox Ramen Novels & Stories

’ The soup was rich in color, while there were some diced tomatoes and ham, two fried eggs were placed on top to cover the noodles, and chopped green onions were sprinkled on top of everything to add more color to the dish. The presentation was really good. She grabbed the fork and picked up the ramen. There was no breakage or stickiness—the noodles were all still al dente. She raised her eyes to look at the man who was staring at her while resting his chin on his intertwined fingers. “Mr. Goldmann’s cooking skills are quite top-notch, huh.” ‘To be honest, if I was the one who cooked this, I may not even be able to make it look so exquisite.’ The corners of Nolan’s lips were raised slightly.

"Okay." She started cooking. I increased the broth a bit so that he wouldn't get too hot. usually because there is only a small amount of ramen broth when we cook, we even add chili to make it spicier. But since Kalex is not a spicy lover, he will do less spicy. The ramen was cooked for a while. He transferred the ramen to the large bowl and immediately approached me. I got up again and took water and fresh milk from the refrigerator. "In case you really can't." I said and handed the milk in front of him.

Actually, it wasn't a restaurant, just a food stall selling rice cakes, noodles, boiled eggs, and many other things. Nick stopped in front of the small shop and helped me get off, and when we both sat on a wooden table, he immediately ordered. “I'll have siomai and rice,” I said when I noticed the steamer on the side. “Ma'am, we also have ramen, the kind that's popular in Korean dramas, maybe you'd like to try it.” The vendor tried to sell it to us, but Nick and I exchanged glances. “Do you not want to have ramen, Zara?” Nick asked me teasingly.

Chu Xun rolled his eyes and casually ordered a bowl of wantons. "Okay." The stall owner moved very fast. "A bowl of wontons made of Inferno Rhinoceros in the Gold Immortal Realm." Chu Xun tasted one and had a strange look on his face. "Isn't it made of ordinary beef?" "Don't talk nonsense. I have always been good at doing business, not deceiving anyone. You have never seen anything precious. The meat of the Inferno Rhinoceros tasted like that of ordinary beef, but the essence of the meat was better than that of ten thousand ordinary cattle."

Silvia glared at him and said, “I usually like to eat spicy ramen. Do you think you can eat it in your current condition?” He already had gastric pains, so it would not be suitable for him to eat spicy food now. Silvia then said to the lady boss directly, “Just prepare a bowl of tomato soup ramen for him.” Ryan was not annoyed when Silvia decided on his breakfast for him. Instead, he was strangely happy. “I’ll have the tomato soup ramen, then.” The lady boss glanced at the two of them, smiled, then turned around and went into the kitchen to cook.

he murmurs. I look down at the bowl. Spicy ramen—red broth shimmering with chilli oil, thick noodles, a jammy soft-boiled egg sliced in half, green onions, and sesame seeds. My throat tightens. I told him about my comfort food once back in high school. He remembered. Tears sting my eyes before I can stop them. Hayden's face softens. He reaches out, his thumb catching the first tear that escapes. "Hey," he whispers. "It's just noodles."

Nearby, golden shrimp and vegetable tempura lay crisp and light atop fine paper to catch any excess oil. And that wasn’t all. A small pot of shabu-shabu bubbled invitingly, waiting for slices of raw wagyu to be swirled through its fragrant broth. Beside it, a generous bowl of ramen sat steaming, crowned with chashu pork, a half-boiled egg, and a sheet of black nori—tempting, irresistible, and impossible not to crave.

I could use something spicy now. Outside the house, two guards were standing outside. "Princess, should we come with you?" "Do not bother; we are just going to eat close by," I said, then took Kelly's hand. When we entered the ramen shop, there were still two empty tables. It was run by a Korean lady, and their meals were delicious. "Three bowels of really spicy ramen, please," Kelly said. "Why three?" "I own the two plates; one is for you." She winked.

Honestly, I've been liking beef-flavoured foods lately and it's undeniably true that Mezakiel ordered a beef Ramen for me before, and I loved it. "Yes, no wonder you prefer the beef Ramen. I like it too, it's the best one here," I replied, we're both waiting for our orders to arrive. No one's here except us and it's late night. "It's too late. Why aren't any people coming at this hour?" I asked out of nowhere as I gazed outside since the wall was glass. Outside, a street light and some cars were dashing. "Who knows? But this is actually the best hour to stay here. You could enjoy the ramen," Aspen added and I nodded. "Yes, you said it." I looked at him and I was too fast to notice how he avo