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Arirang self-heating meals
Hot meals anywhere. No stove, no gas, no hot water.
Add room-temperature water, close the lid, and a real noodle meal with beef heats itself in about 10–12 minutes. Made for camping, 4WD trips, fishing, day trips and emergency kits.
Why campers pack Arirang
A hot, filling meal without setting up a kitchen.
No flame, no fuel
The heating pack does the cooking, so there’s no stove, gas canister or fire to carry or set up.
No hot water needed
No kettle and no boiling. Use room-temperature water straight from your bottle.
A real meal in minutes
Noodles with beef in a rich bone broth or curry sauce, hot in about 10–12 minutes.
Easy to pack and store
Sealed, shelf-stable meals. Keep them in a dry place at room temperature until you need them.
Pick your format
Each format comes in Bone Marrow Rice Noodle and Korean Beef Curry Noodle.
Self Cooking Box
A reusable heating box with your first meal inside. Best value if you’ll use it again.
Self Cooking Refill
Three refills for your Self Cooking Box. The lowest cost per meal in the range.
Disposable Box
One complete meal in a single-use box. Ideal for day trips, fishing and emergency kits.
How it works
Four steps, one heating pack, about 10–12 minutes.
1
Unpack
Put the heating pack in the outer container, and the noodles and meat in the inner bowl.
2
Add water
Pour 150 mL of room-temperature water onto the heating pack, then add water to the bowl as shown on the pack.
3
Close the lid
Sit the bowl in the outer container and close the lid. It heats itself. Don’t touch the outer container while it works.
4
Stir and eat
Give it a stir at 5 minutes. After 10–12 minutes, add the seasoning and enjoy.
Self-heating vs the usual camp dinner
What you need to carry to get a hot meal.
| Arirang self-heating | Stove or freeze-dried | |
|---|---|---|
| Stove and gas | Not needed | Needed |
| Water | Room temperature, straight from the bottle | Boiling |
| Setting up | Add water, close the lid | Set up the stove, boil, cook or soak, clean up |
| Time to eat | About 10–12 minutes | Boiling time, plus cooking or soaking |
| What you get | Noodles with beef in a bone broth or curry sauce | Whatever you packed and prepped |
Made for the outdoors
Anywhere a hot meal beats a cold sandwich.
Camping and caravanning
Dinner sorted on arrival night, before the camp kitchen is even unpacked.
4WD and touring
A hot lunch at the roadside stop without unloading the stove.
Fishing trips
Something hot on the rocks or the riverbank, with nothing extra to carry.
Day trips and picnics
Throw a Disposable Box in the bag and leave the esky at home.
Emergency and blackout kits
A hot meal when the power is out, with no stove or electricity needed.
Work sites and remote crews
Hot meals for crews away from a kitchen, stored in the ute until they’re needed.
Selling to campers? Stock Arirang.
Camping, outdoor, fishing and 4WD stores, caravan parks and tour operators can order in cartons of 6. Ask us for trade pricing.
Questions
Do I need hot water or a stove?
No. The heating pack heats the meal once you add room-temperature water. There’s no stove, gas or boiling water involved.
How long does it take?
About 10 minutes for Bone Marrow and about 12 minutes for Korean Beef Curry. Stir once at the 5-minute mark.
What’s the difference between the three formats?
The Self Cooking Box is a reusable heating box with the first meal included. Refills give you three more meals for that box. The Disposable Box is a single-use meal with nothing to bring home.
Can I use it inside a tent or car?
Use it on a flat, stable surface in a well-ventilated area, not inside a closed tent or vehicle. The heating pack releases hot steam while it works. Always follow the warnings on the pack.
What about allergens?
Each meal lists its ingredients and allergens on the pack. For example, the Korean Beef Curry contains wheat, gluten, egg and soy. Check the pack before you buy, or ask us for the product sheet.
Where can I buy it?
Order online from the Arirang store, or ask your local camping or outdoor store. Retailers can contact us for trade supply.