Do you know what the secret to fighting demons is? For Rumi, Mira, and Zoey, the KPop demon hunters, their secret weapon isn’t a magic spell; it’s the power of comforting cups of ramyun, savory crackers, and other beloved Korean street foods. Now, these KPop demon hunters are sharing their favorite ramyun and snacks with you! Nongshim has teamed up with Netflix for “KPop Demon Hunters” limited-edition snacks. Fans worldwide can now taste what the animated idols eat on screen. Here’s everything you need to know.
The “KPop Demon Hunters” Ramyun and Snacks Are Finally Here: 6 Things You Need to Know
1. Shin Ramyun and Shrimp Crackers Go Pop: Fans Drive the Hype
@netflixgeeked Ramyeon: the best pre-game dish before fighting demons. 🎥: #KPOPDEMONHUNTERS ♬ original sound – Netflix Geeked
“KPop Demon Hunters” became a global hit in June. Viewers love how the movie shows Korean culture, from K-pop music to street fashion and food.
Eagle-eyed viewers spotted Shin Ramyun and Shrimp Crackers hiding in scenes. They knew the products were Nongshim’s due to clever clues.
They cited the wordplay in ‘Shin Ramyun,’ where the movie’s Chinese character (神) sounds the same as ‘Shin’ (辛) in Nongshim. Other clues included the name “Dongshim” and the obvious similarity to Shrimp Crackers.
Even a company name in the movie “Dongshim” sounded a lot like “Nongshim.” They posted about it online. The buzz pushed Nongshim to make the products official. The result? A fandom-driven food crossover.
Nongshim is known as a prominent Korean food company. They make popular Shin Ramyun noodles, shrimp crackers, and more snacks. Now, with Netflix and Nongshim’s collaboration, fans worldwide can finally taste Rumi, Mira, and Zoey’s favorite cup noodles and crackers.
2. Nongshim Shin Ramyun Joins the K-Culture Wave
Nongshim Shin Ramyun is already a global icon. Now, it’s part of the K-Pop Demon Hunters universe. The new packs feature the girl group HUNTRIX, the rival Saja Boys, Jinu, and Derpy the tiger. The noodles are classic Shin Ramyun, but the packaging makes them collectibles.
3. Shrimp Crackers Step Into the Spotlight
The HUNTRIX’s favorite snack from the movie joins the lineup: Nongshim’s Shrimp Crackers. You can spot Zoey munching on those same crispy and salty crackers before fighting the demons. Now, you can grab a bag and savor the official KPop Demon Hunters Shrimp Crackers for yourself.
4. The Iconic “KPop Demon Hunters” Ramyun Cup
Remember the steaming ramyun cup the HUNTRIX devoured in the movie before fighting the demons on the plane? Nongshim has brought it to life with a special replica cup. The design is a perfect match for the movie. This Shin Ramyun cup is exclusive to South Korea. For fans, it’s like eating right alongside the hunters.
5. Meet Shin Ramyun Toomba Sauce with Saja Boys Cover
Netflix and Nongshim’s collaboration also included the new and popular Shin Ramyun Toomba Sauce. A viral creamy noodle recipe inspired this type of ramyun. The collab adds something brand new. Saja Boys are featured on the Noodles limited edition cover.
Spicy, garlicky, and versatile, the sauce carries Shin’s signature kick. This powerful kick matches the vibe of the Saja Boys’ members. It’s perfect for fans who want to bring the fun of the movie to all kinds of new dishes beyond noodles.
6. Global Rollout in Late August 2025
The special edition snacks and ramyeon have been launched in South Korea and the United States. These new snacks will be available in North America, Europe, Mexico, and Asia starting in late August. A special version that looks just like the noodles in the movie will only be available in Korea. The rollout was limited, which made the hype even stronger.
Sealing the Honmoon
“KPop Demon Hunters” ramyun or snacks from Nongshin are more than just a movie tie-in. It’s a chance to hold a piece of the story in your hands that delivers pure fan joy.
So grab your chopsticks and open a pack. You can taste the world your heroines call home, right before they seal the Honmoon.
In the meantime, watch voice actresses May Hong, Arden Cho, and Ji-Young Yoo take on the fiery Spicy Ramen Challenge. Then, press play for HUNTRIX’s “How It’s Done” MV while you slurp your delicious bowl of Shin Ramyun.
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