Make creamy, cheesy ramen in just 10 minutes with this Easy Kujirai-Style Hack using Shin Ramyun! Cooked in one pot with egg, cheese, garlic, chili oil, and tahini—this bold and tasty dish is perfect for a quick lunch or late-night snack.
1tablespoontahinisesame paste – optional, but adds creaminess
Instructions
Gather ingredients: Prepare everything ahead of time, including mincing fresh garlic and chopping scallions.
Sauté garlic: In a soup pot, heat oil over medium heat. Add the minced garlic and sauté for about 1 minute until fragrant.Tip: Sautéing garlic first adds more flavor to the broth.
Make the soup base: Pour in water, then add the seasoning powder and dried vegetables from the ramen packet. Stir gently. Add tahini and mix until smooth. If needed, pour in a little more water—just enough to cover the noodles.Tip: Tahini makes the broth creamy and adds a nutty taste.
Cook the noodles: Add the instant noodles and cook for 2–3 minutes, until just al dente.
Add extras: Crack in the eggs one at a time. Then place the American cheese slices on top, one at a time. Cover the pot and let it cook for another 2 minutes.Tip: American cheese melts evenly and gives the dish a rich, creamy texture.
Finish and serve: Top with chopped scallions and a drizzle of chili crisp oil before serving.
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Notes
Use just enough water: Keep the water minimal—just enough to cover the noodles. This keeps the sauce rich and creamy.
Stir tahini in off heat if it clumps: If your tahini clumps up, remove the pot from heat briefly, stir it in, then return to simmer. This helps it blend smoothly.
Add cheese slices last: Let the eggs set a bit before adding cheese so the yolks stay whole. American cheese melts quickly and evenly, giving you that signature creamy texture.
Customize the spice: Adjust chili oil or fresh chili to your taste.
Try different toppings: Top with a soft-boiled egg, corn, or sesame seeds for a fun twist. A little drizzle of soy sauce can deepen the umami too.
Use non-stick or enamel pot: This prevents sticking and makes cleanup easier, especially when cheese and egg are involved.