Nissin Chow Mein Noodles, Teriyaki Chicken, 4 Ounce (Pack of 8)

Awesome soup!Easy to make - just add water, microwave for about 90 seconds, and wait a few minutes, and you have a very tasty, hot soup!The new paper cups are much more environmentally freindly than the old styrofoam cups.The paper cups are also very sturdy!Sodium content? I wish it was a lot lower, but since I ditched a lot of salty foods from my diet I can afford to enjoy these soups!Also, the price from this seller on Amazon is really good! 12 cups for $6 = 50 cents a cup.. Even my local dollar store cannot beat that price (they charge $1.75 for a 3 cup pack)!!!Aweome and convenient 'soup in a cup'!!! FIVE STARS!!!!

My husband and teenage son are beyond happy right now. Their favorite garlic chicken ramen (Nissin brand) was discontinued awhile back and they've been missing it dearly. I came across this brand recently and bought a six pack for them to try. They're absolutely in heaven! The day the package arrived (on time) and they opened it they both snagged one right away. After their first few bites I found them in the kitchen fighting over the hot water from the teapot so they could each make a second cup before barely digging into their first one!They both said this brand of garlic chicken ramen is even better than the Nissin brand was. There are actual good sized pieces of chicken once rehydrated with boiled water and my husband in particular found the garlicky taste and smell heavenly. For a quick and easy meal (even when they both eat two at a time) I cannot complain so I happily ordered more. Although I did limit it to 4 more packs of six rather than the 100 they both requested. Lol

I grabbed the 6-pack of Nissin Cup Noodles Stir Fry Teriyaki Beef on a whim, hoping for something easy that didn’t taste like regret. And honestly? It delivered. The noodles come out with a nice texture not mushy, not too firm and the sauce is sweet, garlicky, and just savory enough to feel like a decent takeout shortcut.It’s not exactly restaurant level teriyaki, but for a microwave meal that’s ready in under five minutes, it’s solid. The portion is small, so it’s more of a snack or light lunch unless you dress it up with veggies or protein. I’ve tossed in leftover chicken or frozen broccoli and it actually felt like a real meal.The only downside? The smell while it’s cooking is intense. Like, what are you nuking in there? But once it cools down, the flavor mellows out and it’s pretty satisfying.If you’re looking for a quick fix that’s better than plain ramen but still budget-friendly, this one’s worth keeping in the pantry.

I will be purchasing more in the future. I picked this up on sale around $1 off, it’s still priced around $1 a cup. It’s not awfully priced, bur slightly in comparison to other noodles. They taste great though! The flavor isn’t overpowering and is nice for a quick lunch. The consistency of the noodles is great too, they don’t get soggy or too hard. They take 4 minutes to cook in the microwave and it’s a nice and easy snack or lunch. It’s not spicy, but rather a nice bbq flavor.

I started getting this version, because it seemed like it had more vegetables in it and it certainly does. It's worth the extra fifty cents over the other versions of their ramen and the broth really does taste great. It is consistantly good and the noodles are delicious. Rather than put it in the microwave, you can just heat up some water in a small crock pot and pour it to the fill line. Let it rest for seven to ten minutes and you are good to go. It has good protein cotent for what it is, but I wish they found other ways to lower the sodium content, though, I know that is difficult with a lot of broths. Overall, it does have way less sodium than most other brands and it works as a good meal for the day. The containers are also a lot sturdier than their other versions. The flavor is great and it does wonder for your sinuses.

These are the best instant noodles I've ever had. Miles ahead of the cups and the dry packs. The sauce is savory, with just a slight kick that should be safe for all but the most sensitive eaters. It's not too salty, and thickens surprisingly well in a short time. The price is right, and you get a generous amount in each tray.This is already a good snack, but if you want to make it a meal, add a packet of ready-to-eat chicken similar to this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C3T3Q2ZF?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_7I usually remove the noodles from the tray first, add chicken to the bottom and press noodles on top before adding water and preparing as instructed. Enjoy!

Ordered the Protein Beef flavor, because I thought it would be a bit more nutritious. However I notice it has 1400mg of sodium, which is about 68% of daily. That easily makes this one of the highest sodium meals I've seen, even comaored to other ramen.The flavor is OK. The texture if the noods is just a little bit mushier, than regular ramen. I just wish it didn't use quite as much salt.

Taste good but wow it's got some bite almost to spicy for me