Chef Yoon Nam-no's 9,800-Won Convenience Store 'Omori Kimchi Ramyun & Chili Tuna' Hack
A viral Korean chef convenience store combo where you finish the kimchi stew noodles first and dump a full can of spicy chili tuna into the hot broth.
What is this trend?
Featured in a 2.2M-view clip, Chef Yoon Nam-no walks into a convenience store with a 10,000-won bill and builds the ultimate 9,800-won meal. After eating the noodles from a rich kimchi stew cup ramen, he pours an entire can of spicy chili tuna directly into the remaining broth.
Why the hype?
The secret is the timing: adding tuna at the beginning coats the noodles in oil, so waiting until the noodles are gone turns the remaining kimchi broth into a thick, savory chili-tuna stew. Because it uses everyday convenience store staples, viewers are immediately trying it for late-night snacks.
Where is it spreading right now?
After surpassing 2.2M views on Korean YouTube Shorts among solo diners and night-shift workers, the combo is now spreading across Japanese social feeds among fans of Korean convenience store hacks.
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