After boiling, drain the noodles, add the seasoning (and/or seasonings of your choice) and a little neutral oil to the pan, and stir fry it
You can add meat and vegetables too, just make sure to stir fry them before or while boiling the noodles
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You should give Ramon their noodles back.
😤 they're my noodles now!
Hiyashi chuka, like a ramen salad, is great for warm weather. After cooking, rinse the noodles with cold water, drain and serve with a sesame oil or preferred oil/sauce and whatever veg or meat you like. The way we'd make it where I worked had tofu, carrot, green onion, corn, cherry tomato and cold shredded chicken if you eat meat.
Ooo this sounds nice!
You can crush the dry noodles and add to a salad instead of croutons, quite tasty and has a satisfying texture