Well he cooked spaghetti…and he brought it all the way from his house to my working place! C’mon don’t get jealous,k!

That is so sweet of him..

He even gave me a little notes:

To my dearest sharon,

HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY

do you mind if i cook spaghetti for you? and for the rest of my life?

Love

William

I was like…”yeah, of course i don’t mind”

I like it so much…

This is the best b’day gift ever…something which i did not expect!

Thank you so much, my dear William!

I Love You so much

But the actual Ramen is a Japanese noodle dish which served in a meat-based broth, and uses toppings such as sliced pork,green onions, seaweeds and even corn (that is the basic).

Ramen was actually origanated from China. I did not created it oh…i have read it through an article.

To summarize it…

‘Ramen’ is the Japanese pronunciation of the Chinese hand-pulled noodles/old noodles/dredge up noodles..err something like ‘lar mian’, ‘la mian’, ‘lao mian’ or ‘lo mien’. Gosh…very confusing!

Anyway, it was 17th century, during the Meiji period whereby ‘ramen’ became very famous till now.

Short enough? hahaha…

The Ramen noodles comes in various shapes and lengths; it may be fat, thin,� ribbon-like, as well as straight or wrinkled. As for the Ramen soup, is made from stock based on chicken or pork. But there’s abit of combination on it such as miso, beef bones, kelp (kombu), dried baby sardines (niboshi), tuna flakes (katsuobushi), soy sauce etc..

Wow, a lot of variation..wonder if I could had the chance to test all of� it?

Last month went to Singapore for Christmas holiday and William ‘s brother brought us to a shop…i guess somewhere near at the Orchard Road.� The shop looked quite old and small but the Ramen were ‘superb’. I like it very much…So there are four of us having Ramen and we ordered differently, some with corns, butter and ah…forgotten liao >.< hehehe!

Here goes the Ramen that we’ve ordered.

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