BITE Club and Korean Club host the Spicy Noodle Challenge

Contestants see if they can handle the heat

Shuvi Jha, Claire Yang, and Helen Chao
March 14, 2019

THE NOODLE TASTING

Students gushed through the doors of B103, licking their lips with anticipation. Amid the KPOP songs being played in the background and the students’ voices as they excitedly conversed with each other, the participants came, ready to partake in the popular Spicy Noodle Challenge. An annual event hosted by the BITE Club and Korean Club, the challenge originated from YouTube, with inspiration from a spicy chicken restaurant.

In the meeting on March 6, participants faced two rounds: the first consisted of original Buldak Noodles (4,400 Scoville Heat Units), and the second was the extra spicy Nuclear Buldak Noodles (8,706 Scoville Heat Units).

To view THE NOODLE MAKING process, click here.

About the Writers

Shuvi Jha, Managing Editor

Shuvi Jha is the Managing Editor of El Estoque. She enjoys watching foreign TV, re-reading Harry Potter and conversing about social justice/feminism.

Claire Yang, Graphics editor

Claire Yang is currently a senior at MVHS and a graphics editor for print.

Helen Chao, Managing Editor

Helen Chao is currently a senior who likes an afternoon snack of hot coffee and cookies. She is currently one of three managing editors and was formerly a Features section editor.

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