Case Study
The Art of Craving!
Too Yumm!’s K-Bomb turned bold Ramen into a pop-culture phenomenon, blending handcrafted Manga art, fandom storytelling, and scroll-stopping design that spoke Gen Z’s language.
• Production Partner: K Silent
• Creative Agency: Nash8
Too Yumm! launched K-Bomb, a new range of Ramen featuring bold Asian-inspired flavours. This entry targets a market segment dominated by well-established legacy brands. The company needs a daring and distinctive campaign to cut through Gen Z’s well-known content fatigue.
The main objective is to create a visually striking identity that resonates culturally, ignites cravings, captures attention, and earns the loyalty of India’s most sceptical audience, Gen Z.
Culturally Relevant: Engage with the culture in a way that goes beyond traditional advertising.
Aesthetic-Driven: Heavily influenced by visual aesthetics and storytelling that resonate with the target audience.
Mobile-Optimised: Designed for speed and engagement, suitable for Reels and short-form video formats.
Brand Challenge: Establish brand recall in the highly competitive ramen and instant ramen market.
The main challenge was capturing the audience’s attention. Gen Z is a generation that scrolls quickly through content and is sceptical of advertisements. They are significantly influenced by aesthetics, fandoms, and storytelling, making traditional celebrity endorsements and product-focused advertising largely ineffective.
The brand faced three major challenges:
Market Entry: Competing against well-established brands with strong flavour loyalties.
Audience Cynicism: Engaging a Gen Z audience without relying on clichéd advertising tactics.
Cultural Connection: Developing a powerful and authentic cultural narrative that links bold flavours to impactful content.
