Reddit mentions of Momoya Chili Oil with Fried Garlic Taberu Layu 3.88 Oz

For all the people here wanting to know about ramen, I'd recommend also investing in some fried garlic in chili oil and sesame chili oil, along with always having some green onions on hand to toss in.

You might not want the chili oil products in your Shin Ramyun, but they go well in pretty much any non-spicy ramen.

This is not exactly the same thing, but this should be worth trying, and closest one you can get on US (US Amazon)

If you were interested: as others mentioned, this reads
"京 らー油 ふりかけ(Kyo Raa-yu Furikake)", meaning 1)Kyoto-style 2)Raa-yu flavored 3)rice seasoning.
Raa-Yu is Chinese Chili oil used for hot Chinese dishes in Japan, like dumpling, ramen etc. (idk how it used in China)

Meanwhile what I put on the link above is "食べるラー油(Taberu Raa-yu)" which is not dried seasoning instead still oily and soaked in Raa-yu oil, but this also supposed to go on top of cooked rice.
As a matter of fact, what you have is made from the concept of these oily seasoning. So it should taste 90% same.

edit: the product from the link says "Layu" and that's the "Raa-yu" I've put. It doesn't matter whether it's L/R so I left the way it is..

was it something like this where it had bits of garlic/onions/etc?
If so, then yes it's the 具 type one. You'll want to find ones that look like these--食べるラー油