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Nongshim Chapagetti Noodle 4.5oz Pack of 16

Amazon now offers Nongshim Jjajangmyeon Noodles 128g*16 packs for $21.44. Free Korean Tteokbokki Ramen (1 box) with purchase, add both to cart and check out together.
AI Review Summary:⭐Amazon Rating: 4.5 / 5 (1,035+ Reviews). Many users say this Korean black bean noodle sauce gets more aromatic the longer it cooks, the noodles are chewy and smooth, and it tastes even better with vegetables and eggs — perfect for a quick lunch or late-night snack.
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Editor's Pick: When you're not sure what to pack for lunch, boiling up a pack of these black bean noodles hits the spot. The noodles come out nice and springy, and the sauce is that slightly sweet Korean chunjang style — not spicy at all. Slice up some cucumber or add a bit of kimchi, and it's super refreshing mixed together. The whole cooking process takes about five minutes, and once the pot starts boiling, the whole kitchen fills with that savory sauce aroma — honestly so comforting.

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NONGSHIM Chapagetti Noodle 4.5oz Pack of 16

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: How about the rice cake one? Does it also have that chewy rice cake texture?

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: 28 bucks? The price is way off. I already corrected that mistake in the previous Amazon post

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: How about the rice cake one? Does it also have that chewy rice cake texture?

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: Let me translate this into English. "折合一下，比超市贵，还要拿难吃的" Translation: "When you do the math, it's more expensive than the supermarket, and you still have to deal with the bad-tasting ones " Wait — per the rules, must be preserved as-is. Let me redo: "When you do the math, it's more expensive than the supermarket, and you still have to deal with the bad-tasting ones " Actually, let me reconsider the tone. This is a user comment — informal, natural. "折合一下" means "when converted/calculated," "比超市贵" = "more expensive than the supermarket," "还要拿难吃的" = "and you still have to get/take the bad-tasting ones." Final translation: "When you do the math, it's pricier than the supermarket, and you still end up with the bad-tasting ones "