Every time Samyang comes up with a new flavour, hype is inevitable.
Samyang fans who may be getting bored of instant noodles would be excited for their latest creation — the Samyang chicken kimbap.
The signature fiery flavour is now available in a Korean sushi roll, so you can up your instant meal game.
If you’re looking for something to mask your tears after watching Avengers: Endgame, this might just be what you need. Good news is, you can now get it delivered right to you.
Preparing the hot chicken flavour ramen or fire noodles can be a tedious process — you have to boil the noodles for a few minutes, drain them, and then mix in the flavourings.
That’s a lot of effort just to burn your insides and warrant a mad rush to the toilet.
With Samyang kimbap, however, you can simply taste the heat straight from the packet.
Rice drenched in buldak-bokkeum-myeon flavour is wrapped around shredded carrots, omelette and a chunk of chicken luncheon meat.
A strip of crispy seaweed holds everything together, making for a perfectly filling ready-to-eat meal.
Samyang’s newest product was only recently launched in South Korea, so you can bet that it won’t be available at any of our local stores yet.
But if you’re already salivating and can’t wait to get your hands on one, head over to Airfrov and submit a request for them to bring some to Singapore.
Once enough requests have been made, Airfrov will send an employee to bring the Samyang kimbap from South Korea straight to your doorstep.
Current bidding starts from S$6 but eager fans are already willing to pay twice as much for this exclusive treat.
Have your friends been calling you a wuss for crying during Avengers: Endgame? Get them to try a Samyang kimbap and see if they can hold back their tears.
Featured image from Airfrov.
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