Sue's Ramen Shop Game
Korean title: ์์ ๋ผ๋ฉด์ง
Category: Cooking
Description: How many soups can you prepare before time runs out? Using your mouse, put all ingredients in the pot, pour hot water, wait until your soup boils and put the pot on the tray!
Sue's Ramen Shop was developed by iBravo and published by ibravo.com (HAITAI Confectionery and Foods) around 2003.
Note: Use the right mouse button to enter full-screen mode and adjust the graphics quality, which usually helps reduce lag (when available). You can adjust the page size using your browser's zoom function.
NEW! Now you can play all the games from our blog directly on your PC, without lag or bugs, just like in the 2000s!
Note: Use the right mouse button to enter full-screen mode and adjust the graphics quality, which usually helps reduce lag (when available). You can adjust the page size using your browser's zoom function.
NEW! Now you can play all the games from our blog directly on your PC, without lag or bugs, just like in the 2000s!
How to Play: 
Use the mouse to prepare the ramen. Your goal is to get 10,000 won (coins) before time runs out. Add the water to the pot, then the noodles, the seasoning, the egg, and the scallions. Discover the right timing to get 1000 coins by making the perfect ramen.
Fond Memories ๐บ
How to Play:
Use the mouse to prepare the ramen. Your goal is to get 10,000 won (coins) before time runs out. Add the water to the pot, then the noodles, the seasoning, the egg, and the scallions. Discover the right timing to get 1000 coins by making the perfect ramen.
Fond Memories ๐บ
Ramen noodles and Sue, what could be a better combination? I loved anything about ramen noodles when I was a kid, so this game was everything to me (Cup Noodles from the 2000s, you will forever be in my heart, and your old flavor, which no longer exists, will never be forgotten!). There was only one problem: like with every Sue game, I was just another non-Korean kid who had no idea what to do because, well, what's written there? It's a worldwide phenomenon: kids who had a love-hate relationship with Sue because she was never happy no matter how hard we tried. No, actually we just didn't know how to read Korean haha. But look, today you take a screenshot and paste it into Google Translate and ta-da! Well, here are my tips for you to beat this tasty game: the secret is in when you put the noodles in the pot and take it out to serve. You can receive 10,000 won using a single pot. But be careful, you have no margin for error. However, Korean rumors say there's a timing technique for two pots that, if you learn it, can earn you up to 60,000 won. Well... my arm is aching after trying to get just 10,000 won to take the screenshot, so I can't confirm it, lol. Anyway, I love Sue. I think she's very similar to me, with that vivacity, that impatience, and that sweetness she has all at the same time. And I love Ibravo's aesthetic—colorful, cute, and frenetic, all at once.
Ramen noodles and Sue, what could be a better combination? I loved anything about ramen noodles when I was a kid, so this game was everything to me (Cup Noodles from the 2000s, you will forever be in my heart, and your old flavor, which no longer exists, will never be forgotten!). There was only one problem: like with every Sue game, I was just another non-Korean kid who had no idea what to do because, well, what's written there? It's a worldwide phenomenon: kids who had a love-hate relationship with Sue because she was never happy no matter how hard we tried. No, actually we just didn't know how to read Korean haha. But look, today you take a screenshot and paste it into Google Translate and ta-da! Well, here are my tips for you to beat this tasty game: the secret is in when you put the noodles in the pot and take it out to serve. You can receive 10,000 won using a single pot. But be careful, you have no margin for error. However, Korean rumors say there's a timing technique for two pots that, if you learn it, can earn you up to 60,000 won. Well... my arm is aching after trying to get just 10,000 won to take the screenshot, so I can't confirm it, lol. Anyway, I love Sue. I think she's very similar to me, with that vivacity, that impatience, and that sweetness she has all at the same time. And I love Ibravo's aesthetic—colorful, cute, and frenetic, all at once.
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