Nongshim Co., Ltd.

Doongji Cold Noodles: Restaurant-Quality Naengmyeon, Ready in Minutes.

Craving the refreshing taste of authentic Korean cold noodles (Naengmyeon) but don’t have the time? Nongshim’s Doongji Cold Noodles are the perfect solution. Launched in 2008, this revolutionary product lets you enjoy the delicious, cooling flavor of a specialty restaurant meal conveniently at home, anytime and anywhere.

A Masterpiece of Noodle Technology

To create the perfect shelf-stable cold noodle, Nongshim dedicated two years of intensive research. By combining its legendary ramen expertise with world-first Italian pasta-drying technology, they created a unique “bird’s nest” noodle that is wind-dried for a perfect texture. Upon its release, the product became a massive hit, famously nicknamed “Seung-gi Naengmyeon” after its first celebrity model, Lee Seung-gi.

Taste, Convenience, and Trust in One Bowl

– Authentic Restaurant-Quality Taste: Enjoy a broth that’s tastier than many specialty restaurants. The secret is the traditional Dongchimi (radish water kimchi) soup base, providing a perfectly balanced, tangy, and refreshing flavor.
– Unmatched Convenience: No more need for refrigeration! Packaged in convenient single servings, Doongji Cold Noodles are easy to store and prepare just like ramen. It’s the perfect meal for a hot summer day, a quick lunch, or anytime you need a refreshing bite.
– Affordable & Trustworthy: Enjoy an affordable meal for the whole family for less than the price of a single bowl at a restaurant. Plus, you can enjoy with peace of mind, as our noodles are never fried and are produced in a HACCP-certified facility with clean, healthy ingredients.

Try Doongji Cold Noodles today and enjoy the pinnacle of convenient, traditional Korean flavor.

* What are Non-Frying Noodles?
These are noodles that are naturally dried with hot air after they are cooked without frying them in oil. They are also called “hot air dried noodles” because they are dried by passing the cooked noodles through a hot air dryer where hot air of around 100˚C circulates for about 30 minutes. Compared to fried noodles, the texture is dense, so the cooking time is slightly longer, but it is less oily and has a great clean taste.