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How to Cook Neoguri 너구리 끓이는 법

Short answer: 550 ml of water (about 2⅓ US cups) and 5 minutes of boiling once the noodles are in.

Neoguri in Korean

너구리

neoguri

Maker
Nongshim 농심
Type
Soup noodles
Pack
120 g · 495 kcal
Heat
Spicy

From the pack

  1. Bring 550 ml of water to the boil.
  2. Add the round noodles, the soup powder, the flakes and the piece of dried kelp (dashima).
  3. Boil for 5 minutes more, then serve.

Water and timer

How many packs?

Water for 1 pack of Neoguri

550 ml

about 2⅓ US cups · 2¼ metric cups · 18.6 fl oz

Cook
5 minutes after the noodles go in
5:00
Start it when the noodles go in. It beeps when time is up — turn your sound on.

Water for more than one pack

PacksPack mathLighter option (80–85%)
1 pack550 mlabout 2⅓ US cupsas on the pack
2 packs1,100 mlabout 4⅔ US cups880–940 ml
3 packs1,650 mlabout 7 US cups1,320–1,400 ml
4 packs2,200 mlabout 9⅓ US cups1,760–1,870 ml

Pack math is the single-pack amount times the number of packs. When Nongshim and Ottogi give figures for several packs (Shin Ramyun, Jin Ramen), they work out at 80–85% of that, because less water boils away per pack. Start with less; you can always add hot water.

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Quick answers

How much water for Neoguri?

550 ml per pack — about 2⅓ US cups.

How long do you cook Neoguri?

5 minutes once the noodles are in the boiling water.

How many calories are in Neoguri?

495 kcal per 120 g pack, according to the Korean pack.

Vegetarian, halal and allergies

Ingredients can differ between the Korean pack and packs made for other countries, so check the list on yours. The noodles are made from wheat. On Korean packs, the ingredients follow 원재료명 and allergens follow 알레르기 유발물질 — see the label words. Vegan or vegetarian ramyeon is marked 비건 (vegan) or 채식 (vegetarian).

Sources

Checked against the pack instructions on 19 October 2026. Recipes change and packs made for other countries can differ — if yours disagrees, follow your pack.

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