Ramen

Ramen Noodles are the epitome of broke. It was the only thing a broke starving college student could afford, and now you can't find them? They seem to be gone. Like all the TP a few years ago.

It took a lot of people by surprise to see that Sonic and Corn Dog 7 left their forever spaces in the Food Court of Westgate Mall. There was no drama. They just didn't resign their contract.

So I am curious if this was ever on the shelf here in Amarillo? I was shopping in Target by my daughter's house in Dallas. She found this Pumpkin Spice Ramen Noodles. When she mentioned it at first I thought she was joking.

When I talk about Ramen I do not mean that block of noodles that we ate growing up. The stuff that we would get and basically lived off as poor college students. I am not hating on that ramen either. I love the stuff. I am talking about a meal we go out and sit at a restaurant and pay good money for.

Tucked into a shopping center right off Georgia St. (at the corner of Wimberly & 34th), Ichiban Noodle Bar offers Thai and Japanese flavors unlike anything else you’ll find in Amarillo.

Ever wonder how ramen noodles are made? Not at home, but from the factory. Check out this video as they show you how Ramens are made from start all the way up until getting packaged and ready for you to buy. Ramens are college kids favorite food and could be made so many different ways. But...

I just ate some Ramen noodles and after watching this video I'm thinking I shouldn't have!