McDonald's in Hong Kong has teamed up with Nissin to create instant noodle-flavored fries.

The Shake Shake Fries come in two flavors: black garlic pork broth and sesame oil.

The two brands also created a themed dinnerware set that includes a large bowl, a plate, and two coupons.

The only food that can hit McDonald's bar as hangover nosh is, perhaps, ramen noodles. By a stroke of luck, the fast food chain's latest collaboration marries the two to create the dream team.



McDonald's in Hong Kong has teamed up with Nissin — the producer of America's Cup Noodles and Top Ramen —to unveil instant noodle-seasoned fries and a themed tableware set.



The restaurant's new ramen-inspired "Shake Shake Fries" comes in two flavors: black garlic pork broth (from February 27) and sesame oil (from March 21). The powder arrives separate from the spuds, and is to be shaken in a paper bag with your fries so that each piece gets coated with that dangerously addictive topping.



Elsewhere, the chain has also introduced a ceramic dinnerware set comprising a large bowl, a plate, and two HK$10 (US$1.27) coupons. The china comes adorned with "Ching Chai," Hong Kong's beloved instant noodle mascot.