I went on a bit of the Trans-Siberian rail. Chinese dried ramen are sold at the station shops, the trains have samovars (hot water dispensers), originally for t

I went on a bit of the Trans-Siberian rail. Chinese dried ramen are sold at the station shops, the trains have samovars (hot water dispensers), originally for tea, so it's perfect for ramen. I went to the "Top of Europe", a tourist trap at the Swiss glacier saddle of Jungfraujoch. There's a cafetaria up there, and by the cashier there's an empty ramen package (bowl-shape with its lid cellotaped on). I added 2 and 2 and laughed: it's for the Chinese tourists with the language barrier to point at and make the cashier understand, they want ramen...