Why translate it to "ramen" when it's actually read as "ramyeon"? I think it'd be helpful to get used to Korean culture while learning the language

Agreed. Ramen is Japanese style, Korean style is ramyeon. Ramyeon should be acceptable

Noodles too no?

"ramyeon" is not accepted...this is dumb. There is a difference between ramen and ramyeon...I know most people have said it, but some said it was accepted now, but it didn't accept my answer this time...

One person I remember is... Wonho :D

ラーメン！

신라면 is the best!

Ramyeon and Ramen are two very different kinds of food.

Even Koreans say '라멘[Ramen]' when referring to the Japanese food "ラーメン".

I love that there is an exclamation mark after 라면 but not after so many other single words in lessons. It shows the true importance of ramen. Ramen is the best!