The Pocket Ramen

Ramen - a dish made from wheat noodles and served in broth - first began to gain popularity in Post-War Japan, as it provided workers with a cheap meal which could be easily purchased from food carts. The meal's humble beginnings gave no early indication that Ramen would go on to become a Japanese national delicacy, enjoyed by people all around the world.

In the modern day, ramen is a favourite in both casual dining and gourmet cuisine. Available in countless varieties and flavours, Ramen's versatility ensures that it can be tailored to suit various tastes and spice tolerances - a failsafe comfort food for all to enjoy.

Filled with recipes, facts, and trivia, The Pocket Ramen showcases the facinating history and diverse culinary uses of this beloved dish.