The typical Asian food found in western countries is often fried and generally has a lot of grease, which is clearly unhealthy. However, in Asian countries (this is based largely on my experience with Korean culture), the typical diet consists of more rice, more vegetables, and less meat than what is found in the typical Western diet.
So the answer is yes and no. Chinese takeout is not healthy to eat on a day to day basis; my guess is that it wouldn't be much better than frequently eating at McDonalds. Authentic 'Asian' food can be healthier (meals that include more fresh vegetables, grains, etc), but in the end, Asian food can be just evaluated just like any other food. Just look at the ingredients and avoid greasy, deep-fried foods.
Yes he loved ramen noodles
No, ramen noodles do not have wax in them. Actually, they have palm oil on them to prevent sticking.
Ramen Noodles - 2009 was released on: USA: 2009
No, you cannot eat Ramen noodles on the Daniel fast. The Daniel fast includes foods that are not processed and Ramen noodles are a processed food.
Someone looking for information about Ramen Noodles online could do so by looking for the site for Ramen Noodles. Also, checking grocery store sites might have Ramen Noodles listed with some information about them.
In 1958, Ramen was invented by Momofuku Ando
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The flavor in the ramen noodles make your bones softer, and that is from a chef's point of view.
Yes, it is common to drink the broth after finishing your noodles in ramen.
Any food meant for human consumption can cause diarrhea in dogs. Ramen noodles contain a high amount of sodium which is not healthy for a dog.