Cup Noodles Made with Cold Water? BBC Tries Japan’s Viral Snack
The BBC’s Tokyo correspondent Kurumi Mori tries Japan’s latest food trend: instant noodles made with cold water. This viral product has sold out in the country, but does it live up to the hype? The BBC puts them to the taste test.
Asia
Japan | Food
In this video, we explore:
- Cup noodles made with cold water – a summer snack designed to cool you down.
- The trend’s popularity and why it sold out in Japan.
- The BBC’s taste test results.
Watch the video (00:01:11) to find out more.
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