Japan Is LYING About Ramen! #japan #shorts

[Zergcerebrates]

Japan didn't lie about it, they actually acknowledge the origin of Ramen.

[jordanrobles]

After World War Two Japan had a shortage in food from their culture but they hadn’t figured out a way to eat noodles the way they wanted so a guy fried them and made ramen in a cup that’s why it’s popular today

[dandanmonbo]

As a Chinese dude erm yk soup noodles don't mean we invented everything with noodles and soup in it

[yolonoobut]

Japan didn’t lie anything about ramen. The word ramen itself is written in katakana which is meant for borrowed word from other country. No Japaneses or anyone has claimed ramen was originated from Japan.

[avocado_princess]

"JAPAN IS LYING ABOUT RAMEN!!!😮😮😮😱"


"THIS GUY IS LYING ABOUT JAPAN!!😱😱"

[NanamiKami]

Japan never said that Ramen is from them, we just all thougt that.

[skena]

It wasn’t stolen, and there is a difference between the Japanese and Chinese versions. Ramen came from China but was adapted in Japan into a unique dish with rich broths like miso or tonkotsu, diverse toppings, and kansui noodles.
It’s not theft but cultural exchange, with both countries creating their own iconic and equally delicious versions in their own way.

[MHSyaoran]

Most Japanese actually know ramen is from China. That's why it's considered Chuuka not washoku. FYI, Japanese cuisine is being divided mainly into 3 types, Washoku (natively developed Japanese cuisine), Chuuka (things originated from China and developed in Japan), and Youshoku (western food that developed in Japan).

[LoneSamurai_X]

Japan NEVER once claimed they invented it 🤦🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️😮‍💨💀💀💀

[pupolivers]

Bro that ramen spill was personal.. 💀🗿
Edit: thank YOU for the likes 😭😭😭😭

[Notauckland]

Japan didnt steal anything. China had their own version which the Japanese adapted into their own when it reached them. Thats like saying the US Stole Hamburgers from Germany since Germany invented the pattie.

[hmingteadraco]

The guy who is invented the Raman was actually in Mongolia😂😂😂

[Sumi_Yoshi]

Ramen originated in China, but the ramen we know today in Japan is a food culture that was perfected through repeated efforts by Japan. Chinese ramen and Japanese ramen are different.

[cloverleaf]

All wrong! It’s actually originated in Cambodia.

[azureminecraftfr]

as a chinese NAH japanese ramen is wayyyy better😭😭😭 they arent similar in the least if you’ve tried both

[MashinKai]

From what I can remember, in Japan, ramen is categorized as Chinese food

[Paulmnl]

There is a reason why Ramen is written in Katakana and not in Kanji equivalent of Chinese Lamien. Ramen is considered foreign food in Japan.

[haiiwje]

Bro really hate japan and im starting to suspect this is owned by China

[TheNarrator]

I’m pretty sure it wasn’t stolen, it was inspired from our 牛肉拉面 which is beef noodle soup, they replaced the broth with an entirely different one, added tare, replaced the meat with pork, added more veggies and a slice of seaweed, that’s ramen

[jcd_]

Japan never lied about it. The fact that they write it in Katakana obviously means that it's a borrowed/foreign term