Simply Asia Japanese Style Ramen Noodles 8oz

They're pretty standard ramen noodles - nothing that will blow your mind, but definitely reliable and versatile. The texture is what you'd expect from dried ramen - they cook up quickly and have a decent chew to them. I like that they're not overly processed or loaded with additives like some instant ramen packages. These are just the plain noodles, which makes them perfect as a base for creating your own dishes. I usually add my own broth, protein and veggies to make a complete meal. They work well whether I'm making something traditional or just throwing together whatever I have in the fridge. The 8 oz package gives you enough for several meals depending on how hungry you are. Are they authentic Japanese ramen like you'd get at a specialty restaurant? No, but they're not trying to be. They're a convenient, shelf-stable option that does the job when you want something quick and satisfying. Overall, I'd give these a solid 4 out of 5. Nothing extraordinary, but a great basic product that delivers exactly what it promises - a good ramen base for everyday meals.

I love ramen but don't like the added sodium. These noodles are the best ever, I made a birria consommé concentrate that came from a seller on Etsy. I placed a beef chuck roast and beef bone in short ribs for the meat part of the ramen in slow cooker for 8 hours. It is the best for very inexpensive meal, the cost was a bit more than I expected, but to be able to have ramen and then Birria tacos, or even a Quesadilla is worth the cost to me, I can freeze some of the meat ~ I also purchased some Kikkoman concentrated soup base. It also is super tasty. I've been sick and adding really good ingredients to this with broth is the bomb. I added to my auto-ship the noodles, now I need to see if I can add the soup base as well ~ ///=^} ~ Edited on 18th of December.

These noodles are delicious, just wish they were individually wrapped.

Great ramen noodles, the best I've had outside a Japanese restaurant

It is 5 stars if money is no object for you. These are decent ramen noodles that don't get as soggy. Now if only they would use unbleached flour! They take a minute longer to cook than fast cheap ramen noodles. If fried noodles with a flavor pouch can be sold for 23 cents these should not cost so much. A bulk pack might be the answer.