“What the hell is ‘ram-don’?” the housekeeper asks aloud, and just like that, the making of a mystery dish is turned into a nail-biter of a scene. Since the film’s breakout release — it has already grossed $91 million — YouTube has been filling up with how-to “ram-don” videos. If you’re thinking of scouring the internet for a food site offering instructions for making “ram-don,” save yourself some time. “This is something kids like, regardless of the rich or the poor,” Bong explained via email. “But the rich wife couldn’t stand her kid to eat this cheap noodle so she adds sirloin topping.”

Source: Los Angeles Times October 19, 2019 12:56 UTC