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Ramen Food Poisoning

Ramen safety reports from consumers nationwide. Compare incidents by location and date, check for recalls, and share your experience to protect others.

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Last updated: September 9, 2022

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Beef Ramen, Rochester, NY, USA

3 years ago •reported by user-fxwfz618 • details

i ate beef ramen noodles i added my own spices and siracha and hot sauce but felt sick for an hour and threw up | Symptoms: Nausea, Vomiting

#rochester #newyork #unitedstates #beef #noodle #ramen #hotsauce

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McDonald's, Clermont-l'Hérault, France

3 years ago •reported by user-nctqw287 • details

Last night, spouse brought Mc Do back after work.It was 10 pm I had a Best of Big Mac menu and a Mc Fleury MMS without topping. Barely 2 hours later here I am vomiting everything and having a hell of a diarrhea. With my head spinning… See more

#mcdonalds #clermontlherault #occitanie #france #ramen #bigmac

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Kyushu Ramen Bar, West 5th Avenue, Columbus, OH, USA

3 years ago •reported by user-jzcxj726 • details

I had the spicy tonkutsu ramen I think the soft boil egg did it … me and my wife shared a bowl but I’m the only one who ate the soft boil egg | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Vomiting

#columbus #ohio #unitedstates #egg #ramen #bowl #spicyramen