How to remake your ramen? #thatlittlepuff #shinramen

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In the clip, the irresistibly charming chef-cat from the That Little Puff channel tackles a packet of Shin Ramen and transforms it into a restaurant-worthy bowl. The video opens with Puff pawing at the familiar red package, then quickly moving into a step-by-step breakdown of how to remake your ramen so it tastes richer, creamier and far more complex than the standard instant version. Viewers see the noodles boiled separately from the seasoning to prevent starchy water from dulling the broth’s flavor, an early detail that sets the tone for an upgrade focused on clarity and depth.

Once the noodles are al dente, Puff has his human sous-chef whisk the Shin Ramen soup base with a spoonful of garlic paste, a squeeze of sesame oil and a dash of soy sauce in a fresh pot of simmering water. That quick hack intensifies umami and builds a silky texture without extra packets. The cat then “recommends” cracking an egg directly into the boiling broth and gently swirling; the yolk poaches just enough to stay runny, coating each noodle strand as you slurp.

The next layer of enhancement involves protein and produce. Puff sprinkles in pre-cooked slices of pork belly, but notes that leftover rotisserie chicken or tofu works equally well. Fresh baby spinach and thinly sliced scallions are added in the final 30 seconds so they wilt but keep their color and crunch. A small handful of shredded mozzarella is stirred off heat, creating the trendy “cheese ramen” effect that delivers body and mild sweetness to balance Shin’s signature heat.

Plating is theatrical: Puff pulls the noodles high with chopsticks, letting the stretchy cheese trail behind, then tops the bowl with a final flourish of toasted sesame seeds, nori strips and a drizzle of chili crisp. The summary message is clear—instant noodles are merely a canvas, and with minimal pantry staples you can remake your ramen into a gourmet meal in under ten minutes.

The video closes with a side-by-side comparison of the plain packet versus Puff’s elevated creation, reinforcing how a few strategic additives turn everyday Shin Ramen into a social-media-worthy comfort dish. By showcasing small, rapid upgrades—separating noodle cook water, enriching the broth, layering protein, greens and cheese—That Little Puff makes the concept of “How to remake your ramen” accessible, playful and undeniably delicious. #thatlittlepuff #shinramen

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