Lotus Foods, Tom Yum Rice Ramen Soup Cup, 2 Ounce

Gluten free but little to spicy for me but the taste was excellent took me back to when I could eat ramen noodles

Lime flavor is overpowering. Made my house smell really bad. The noodles are in a tight ball and do not separate during cooking. I couldn't get them apart with a fork after cooking and following the instructions exactly. I even cut them with a knife and the ones in the middle weren't cooked. This is really bad.

The noodles are good. But not much flavor. Had to add my own flavoring.

The sodium is in check, it's reasonably spicy and the noodles are really yummy and filling. There is also a good amount of fiber in it for a healthy lunch. I love the coconut flavor and often add an extra ounce or two of coconut milk. It's a great base to add extra leftovers to also. Tofu, peapods and mushrooms are great add-ins.

Good quality and good deal. Wanted to like them but not a huge fan so won’t reorder them. Liked that they were gluten free.

Love this! Very spicy but doesn't upset my stomach like most spicy food does. Just a FYI I have this on Subscribe and Save and it gets packed with other things. In the last 2 shipments the lids on 1 of the containers was opened. Annoying.

Very good and great texture. Gluten free which I need to eat.

I was so excited to try this because I love Tom Yum soup and wanted something convenient for work, but this has to be one of the worst things I've purchased from Whole Foods. At first I was just mildly grossed out by the appearance of this ramen, because it literally looks like dirty dishwater and the bits of vegetables look like the crap that gets collected in a sink drain. So gross but I hate wasting food. Noodles themselves were alright but definitely took longer than 3 minutes with boiling water. Then after it sunk in, I was pissed off because the label includes all these dried vegetables as part of the ingredients list. Fellow customers, the vegetable bits are MICROSCOPIC. What irks me is that it feels like the company is trying to squeeze every bit of profit that it can from these subpar ramen cups, so you're left with vegetables bits the size of grains of sand. Freeze-dried vegetables aren't even that expensive, and they rehydrate well with hot water! So why the stinginess!! Buy if you have to due to dietary restrictions, otherwise I urge you to go for a different brand.