London’s First Self-Making Ramen Store Opened in Kensington

If you love Korean food, die for instant ramen, and love trying new things, you have to visit London’s first ever self-making ramen shop and Korean convenience store: SABA Convenience Store in Kensington.

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???? [BLOG POST IN BIO] Welcome to London’s first ever self-making ramen shop and Korean convenience store @SABA 1. Choose your favourite ramen 2. Choose toppings (optional) 3. Cook your ramen with one of the ramen making machines 4. Make videos for your TikTok 5. Enjoy! ???? Just like in South Korea! ???????? They also have freshly made sushi, kimbap, desserts and Korean fried chicken ???? If you order Korean fried chicken, don’t miss taking a video of the SABA RoboFry making it! ???????? #ramenbar #koreanfood #saba #koreanramen #ramenlover #ramen #koreansnacks #koreandrinks #CapCut

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Make Your Own Ramen

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Located in Kensington High Street, just a 7-min walk from Kensington Palace, freshly opened SABA Convenience Store is a heaven for those who love instant ramen and Korean food.

The family-owned store is small but immaculate and cute. Upon entering, you are greeted by a massive wall full of the most different instant ramens you can imagine. From seafood, to spicy to Kimchi, you’ll definitely find your favourite.

Once you’ve found your favourite ramen, bring it to the till where you’ll be given a bowl with a bar code on it. For some extra, you can add toppings, such as fish cake, mixed veg, and rice cake.

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After paying for your ramen, it’s time to cook it with one of the ramen making machines.

Don’t worry if you’ve never used a machine like that before. The staff is super friendly and always happy to help and explain everything.

Basically, all you need to do is to open your ramen and put everything into the bowl you’ve previously given, scan the bar code on your bowl, then place the bowl on the hotplate, and press start.

The machine will automatically add hot water to your ramen and cook it for 5 minutes.

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Now, all you need to do is to watch your ramen being cooked in front of you while taking as much mouth-watering videos and photos as you like.

Add your toppings at the end of the cooking process and you’re done.

Carefully take your bowl out from the machine and enjoy your ramen.

Watch Korean Fried Chicken Being Made by a SABA Robot

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SABA Convenience Store is more than just a self-making ramen shop.

They also have freshly made sushi, cupbabs, desserts and Korean fried chicken. They offer samples to try their fried chicken (sweet chilli, garlic soy and original) and sushi.

If you order Korean fried chicken, you can watch it being made by a SABA RoboFry!

SABA Convenience Store also sell lots of other items, such as Korean drinks, snacks, sauces, frozen products and much more.  Plus, if you buy any ramen and a drink you can have a portion of sushi for half-price.

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Why not visit SABA Convenient Store on your next trip to Hyde Park? It’s just a 7-min walk from Kensington Palace and a 14-min walk from the Royal Albert Hall.

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