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A new kind of instant noodles

The bowl you'd order in.
Without ordering in.

Scratch-made bone broth. Real braised short ribs. Ready in five minutes — no fridge, no freezer, no compromise.

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Takeout costs $35 and forty minutes.
Instant noodles cost you nothing — and give you nothing.

There's never been a third option. Until now.

Real bone broth
Simmered, never powdered.

Beef, chicken and pork bones, slow-simmered from scratch the way Chinese kitchens have for 2,500 years. No concentrate. No shortcuts.

Real beef
Short ribs you fish out with chopsticks.

Grass-fed, American-raised, braised chopstick-tender. Penny-sized pieces of actual beef in every pack — 18–20g of real-food protein.

Real noodles
Kansui bite. Never soggy.

Air-dried alkaline noodles, the kind noodle shops have used for centuries — springy, golden, with real chew.

5 min
From shelf to bowl.

Three pouches — broth & beef, noodles, pickled mustard greens. Microwave or stovetop. That's it.

The bowl you'd line up for —
on a Tuesday, in your kitchen.
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The math
Not instant. Not takeout.
Take-OutInstantOMU
Speed30–45 min3 min5 min
Cost$20–35 +fees$2–4$10–13
ProteinYou paid $352–6g, unsure18–20g real
The beefMaybeNoneGrass-fed ribs
MSG / additivesNo commentAlmost surelyNone
We went to the CIA — Napa Valley
Real Asian comfort food. Fast.

Founder James Chen left tech, trained at the Culinary Institute of America, and spent hundreds of test batches proving a real bowl could survive a pantry shelf. This is that bowl.

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