Paldo

Hello, this is Paco. Today I’m introducing Paldo’s new ramen, a beginner-friendly version of Teumsae Ramen. This release is said to lower the spice level of the original to appeal to a wider audience. A starter version of Teumsae Ramen, which is famous for its heat, feels like a pretty unique concept.

Thanks to customers who love spicy food, it reportedly sells about 1 million packs per month on average. This one reduces the heat a bit and highlights its signature savory, umami-rich flavor so that anyone can enjoy it. To be honest, I can’t handle the original Teumsae Ramen either. Still, I figured this might be okay, so I bought it.

Now, let’s take a closer look at what it’s like.

Hello. Today I’m introducing Paldo’s new ramen item, Paldo Bibim Men The Blue, a new release in the “Paldo Bibim Men” lineup. It doesn’t even feel like summer is around the corner yet, so it was surprising when Nongshim launched its first new bibim noodles of the season with Baehongdong Makguksu. Still, less than a week later, Paldo rolled out a new one right away.

This time, unlike Paldo Bibim Men 2, which completely reinterpreted the original in a totally different way, this one seems to add a slightly different vibe while staying closer to the classic. Since I really like bibim noodles, I’m quietly excited. Now, let’s take a closer look at what this menu is all about.