OTOKI Jin Ramen Mild Spicy Autentic Korean Ramen 18 Packs in box (BTS Jin & JIN RAMEN edition) (MILD (PACK of 18))

These are the noodles you should get AS THE STANDARD. Yes, get the other noodles, but make sure this is on your shelf. Delicious and perfect snack or meal when you don't have time to make anything else. Better quality of course than your Nissim noodles, and enjoyable.

It used to be Shin-rameon was the gold standard. However, some years ago, Nong-shim reduced some of the key ingredients of the soup to keep the price low. They also changed the batter recipe for the noodle. I think there's truth in that. Shin-rameon is less flavorful but only spicy and the noodle doesn't feel as firm/springy after it's cook unlike before. Jin-rameon addresses all these weaknesses. If you want flavorful soup and noodle with nice texture, Jin-rameon is the answer.

This is my favorite, go-to Ramen. It has a nice taste and flavor. My grandchildren like to fix it for lunch, and they frequently add extra ingredients to give it extra punch. Sometimes they add spices, peppers, meat, etc. Anything that suits their fancy. Honestly, they make it better than I do. It's a household staple for us, and we can even use it as a dinner course. It's a great addition to any pantry.

The confluence of international trade, Korean/Japanese cuisine and modern world tech have produced cheap, authentic food for Americans all over the country. Case in point, this wonderful.product. Marvellously flavorful, easy to make, and highly nutritious. I may never eat another hot dog. Plenty of sodium, so if your BP is chancy, well you can't eat hot dogs either. I throw in some cubed, cooked pork tenderloins for protein, some mushrooms to balance the spice and a few scallions for color and another taste. Very little fat here, so balance it with some peanut butter or tchina at another meal.Buy the largest size box of individual packs. This stuff isn't cheap. Live in a studio? Keep the packs under your bed, they're sealed. Just keep your stash a secret, or your guests may lift a few.Now, it's labeled "mild." I've grown up with Western spicy food, and this is just tolerable. 'Shrooms and some added meat make it ok. But you've been warned

I was on a bit of a binging spree with instant noodles, so I was going through and buying anything that was highly rated, not knowing if those reviews were fake or not. I am extremely happy with this one. Portion size is really good, spices are delicious and noodle quality is great. The decently sized pieces of mushroom, green plant (not sure if it's green onion, but either way tastes really good) and tiny pieces of mystery meat are a great addition. They're spot on with the mild classification for the heat rating, because this gives a very pleasant amount of heat to complement the excellent flavor, without overpowering it. I'd say this is in my top five instant noodles at the moment and I will buy it again. Two thumbs up!

My family absolutely loves Jin ramen! We ordered the mild. The only issue is it’s 85+% of daily sodium intake, but we reduced the amount of season packet used and it still tasted really good. I gave it 4stars cause it’s super high in sodium. I didn’t realize how much sodium, ate 1 packet three days in a row then went to the doctors and my blood pressure skyrocketed. When I stopped eating the ramen, blood pressure went back to normal, just something to keep in mind if you have heart issues.

These are our favorite ramen! The price is amazing compared to the local store. These taste great and you get a nice portion!

Jin ramen is bomb, but even the mild is fairly spicy to my North American palate. Just bear that in mind when purchasing. In terms of flavor and quality, it’s a 10/10 recommend. For a truly non-spicy alternative, Sapporo Ichiban soy flavor ramen is also great. I have 4 kids who are big fans of both. These are far & away better than the typical varieties sold in US chain grocery stores.