Koyoharu Gotouge’s Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba series is a huge hit worldwide and the growth of the series continues to steamroll ahead. The series recently collaborated with the coffee brand DyDo Blend Coffee ORIGINAL to produce limited-edition coffee can designs and now the series is collaborating with popular ramen brand Nissin Chicken Ramen!
A special campaign is also running and lucky winners will receive a Demon Slayer Ramen Lid Holder figure!
The first instant ramen is chicken flavored and features a wonderful illustration of Tanjirou Kamado with Chicken Ramen’s mascot Hiyoko-chan and his younger sister Nezuko Kamado on the lid.
Unlike most instant ramen, no powder is needed and you just have to add boiled water. After 3 minutes are up, you’re able to dig in and enjoy a chicken broth ramen complemented by a light and fluffy egg with spring onions.
This Demon Slayer Chicken Ramen is available for a limited time on Amazon Japan.
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- 3 minutes after adding the boiled water
The second instant ramen is Kimetsu Iccho (soy sauce with wonton) flavored is a play on the original name Demae Iccho. The lid features an illustration of Zenitsu Agatsuma struggling to make a delivery on time.
This ramen comes with a packet of soy sauce broth flavored powder which you add before pouring the boiled water and a small packet of sesame oil that you add last once the ramen is cooked.
Once it’s cooked, you get to enjoy a delightful soy sauce ramen with wontons. The sesame oil compliments the flavor by enclosing all of the qualities of the ramen taste onto each noodle.
This Demon Slayer Kimetsu Iccho (soy sauce with wonton) flavored Ramen is available for a limited time on Amazon Japan.
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- Most small Japanese packets have the text “こちら側のどこからでも切れます” which means you can cut from anywhere
There is also a Chicken Ramen Abura Soba that features Inosuke Hashibira.
This Demon Slayer Chicken Ramen Abura Soba is available for a limited time on Amazon Japan.
I’m Jake Caprino, who is more commonly known by the online alias Swaps4. I’m a business owner based in Japan. I enjoy writing about anime, video games, and bits & pieces of Japanese culture.