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FAQ
Traditional Korean fire noodles, also known as bukkeum or bokkeummyeon, are usually not vegetarian as they contain beef broth and dried anchovy stock. However, many restaurants and shops offer vegetarian or vegan options that use vegetable broth or omit meat and seafood ingredients.
The broth features ingredients like soy sauce, mirin, garlic, gochujang paste, and Korean chili pepper flakes. It's then filled with vegetables like scallions, carrots, and shiitake mushrooms.
This is a Non-vegetarian product.
No Meat or Seafood: The seasoning and flavoring used in Kimchi Shin Ramyun Noodles are designed to provide a savory experience without the need for meat or seafood additives, aligning with vegetarian preferences.
The noodles themselves are made of wheat flour, salt, water, and alkaline water. These are all halal ingredients. The flavorings that come with ramen noodle packages are a different story. Watch out for meat flavorings that are often not halal.