NISSINChicken Ramen Noodle 85gx5pcs

For over 60 years - three generations - all-time favorite. Easy to cook - eat with chopsticks or fork-&-spoon.ORCrush them in the bag and eat them as a snack food - the children them "noodles potato chips" - fresh and crunchy.There is no substitute.

I used to eat this growing up and when I found this, I had to get it. It is 3 times more expensive than what it is in Japan but I got them. they are so yummy! Make sure to crack an egg in the center before pouring hot water and cover with plastic wrap to steam.

Love it...

We've ordered this item many times, and have been very happy with it. We use it as a crunchy flavored topping for a vinegarette cabbage salad. There ends the good part.This time around, we received a package with an expiration date of July 19, 2022. We had ordered this on July 31, 2022. That means the package had expired for 12 days before we even had ordered the item! This is unacceptable! My wife wanted me to return it. However, I now find that this item is ineligible for return.We can only assume the seller knew they were sending us an expired product and knew we had no recourse.We would, of course, want to either be refunded or be sent a package that has an expiration date that is at least 4 months in the future, if not more.

I've loved these ever since I was young. I was glad that I was able to find it on Amazon but the only thing that disappointed me was that the noodles came in crushed so I wasn't able to really utilize the divot in dry noodles to put my egg. The flavor was still there, the noodles were just crushed. Hopefully I'll be able to find it in store.

For someone that likes ramen and grew up eating different varieties of ramen, I was expecting more based on the reviews of this product. It tastes exactly like fried Japanese noodle snacks for kids, the kind that is eaten "raw" or unsaturated as a crunchy snack. So, if you like those snacks, the flavor may be to your liking. However, it does not taste like what I would consider closer to authentic Japanese ramen. The flavor is not impressive for me. I would describe it as salty and similar to instant chicken noodle. It does satisfy the craving for a bowl of instant noodles.As stated by other reviews, the flavoring is infused into the noodles so it is convenient in terms of preparation. But, I do find that the noodles tend to break apart into short pieces of noodle and become soggy easily after it's done cooking. For some reason, the noodles absorb the soup so quickly so halfway through eating, I'm lacking most of the broth. This could be because I microwave it in a bowl of water rather than the traditional stove method. I prefer the microwave because it's more convenient and less dirty dishes so I can't compare the two methods.In the end, I think this ramen is not that special and can be dressed up with various toppings, yet the underlying flavor is that of regular instant noodles. It's okay, but not great.

When I first started buying these they were a $1.06 a package back in the early 1990s. Outrageously expensive now and they don't have the greatest nutritional value, but I'm hooked.. :-)

CABBAGE SALAD MAKERS REJOICE!After years of hanging on to my last packaged stock of imported Nissin Pre-flavored Chicken Ramen, I final used up my last package last week. Decised to use the mast package making my often requested and fave recipe cabbage salad for my fiancée's grandma's big 95th birthday family gathering. Come the day after I started to panic but thanks to a google search, I was saved by Amazon Prime!This of course is not your typical ramen house type ramen but these pre-flavored instant ramen noodles straight out of the bag are an awesome snack just by itself! Or 3 mins in hot water and you have quick/easy noodles ready to eat! These pre-flavored noodles are especially useful for giving that Asian dressing salad that much needed flavor kick!At $3 a package, this ain't your college budget instant ramen but is still well worth the semi-inflated price!