ramenlike

English

Etymology

From ramen +‎ -like.

Adjective

ramenlike (comparative more ramenlike, superlative most ramenlike)

1. Resembling or characteristic of ramen.
   • 2018 November 20, Joseph Hernandez and Phil Vettel, “Review: Melman plays it small with intimate Bar Ramone, but goes big on breadth, quality of wine”, in Chicago Tribune‎^[1]:

     Osaka substitutes Japanese icefish (the wholesale price of baby eels is mind-boggling), also known as noodlefish, and the thin pieces float, ramenlike, in a dashi broth fortified with garlic oil and chile de arbol.

   • 2019 April 30, Shannon Gormley, “Upscale Vegan Restaurant Farm Spirit Puts Produce to Surprising, Unorthodox Use”, in Willamette Week‎^[2]:

     One of the four savory main courses during our visit was a ramenlike dish made with potato noodles.