DREAM KITCHEN CUP RAMEN ASSORTED BOX 2.47 Ounce (Pack of 12) (Assorted)

This is a good quality product. Good quality noodles and the broth is super tasty and thicker than most! Never enough vegetables, but a handful of Ramen Bae works great! I will buy this product again.

Overall I liked the ramen in this assortment. My favorites are curry, tonkotsu, and spicy miso. I don't eat seafood so I had my husband try that one, he said it was good. I will echo what a previous review said the soy has a weird flavor - it is plastic-y or something. I never got used to the taste, I just ate them anyway. I would definitely order this brand again, but order specific kinds instead of the assortment just so I wouldn't have to find a way to get rid of the seafood and soy :)

So far so good. I have eaten a Tonkotsu and Soy Sauce. They were pretty tasty. Some people complain about them being salty but, personally, I disagree. My only two "observations" are: One, I ate one and I am still hungry afterward! Maybe I should get some protein on the side (jerky beef or chicken or whatever) because as a stand-alone, it just does not cut it! Secondly, it is a drag that you cannot microwave directly. You need to boil the water, pour it in (after adding the seasoning and veg pouches) and wait for 3 minutes. It is not the end of the world but it is a process--and, if you are at work, then, it can be complicated. Under 3 bucks per container is not bad. It makes for a quick lunch.

Hi, Japan native here. Do you hate cup noodles that are sold here with a seething passion, after tasting what they're "supposed" to be? Do you want to have a taste of what the land of the rising sun get to snack on on a whim, without paying exorbitant prices in those "Japanese snack packs" that charge like $5 a bowl? Well friend, these are pretty good for what they are, and here's a needlessly long review.First impression: They're tiny! Second impression, after cooking one up: Holy crap the noodles absorb a lot. They're deceptively petite, but once they've had a chance to grow, there's more noodles in it than a typical cup you'd pick up at the grocery store for under a dollar. You know the ones.Taste wise? I've only had the spicy miso, tonkotsu (pork broth), shoyu (soy sauce), and curry (curry) flavors (I'm not trying to burn through all of them, y'know) but I have been extremely impressed so far. Prior to buying these I've read a review by another Japanese guy(?) and he described them as cups he'd pick up for ¥100 ($1), and yeah, they're probably on the lower end of what you'd get in Japan, but boy, how sad it is that they're better than literally anything you'd get in the US. Nissin tried with their "Original" Cup Noodles but honestly, these taste far closer to what I grew up on, while the "Original" is around 80% of what they should be. (They're still good though! I still recommend them.)Unlike the US ones where they just dump the soup powder and "toppings" in with the noodles, these come with the toppings and sauce packaged on their own. You crack those open onto the noodles underneath, pour in hot water (I don't advise microwaving. Heated plastic is literal cancer.), wait 3 mins, and you get a nice tasty treat, just like its inferior cousins. It comes with a cute flimsy fork that's more of a "last resort" option than something that's viable, but I'd rather have one than not. I use'em to stir coffee.TLDR: It gud. Weeb approved.Update: Had'em all now. Kaisen (seafood) was the only one that will probably taste weird to a lot of folks, but I'd still rather eat that than the "chicken" flavors here.

I like trying different instant ramen flavors, and this was pleasurable to try as well. The varieties were tasty and I enjoyed the spicy assortments. Each cup came with a little fork as well as seasoning and veggie packets, one of which also includes tiny shrimps (Spicy Seafood). They also come in very well-insulated styrofoam cups. I recommend that you let the noodles sit in the hot water for a little longer than the directed three minutes, but that’s my own personal taste :)My biggest complaint is the sheer amount of sodium in these. I know instant ramen always tends to be pretty high in sodium, but these portions are smaller than most instant ramen packets and some of the flavors contain over 1,900mg of sodium despite the small portion. My second complaint is the price - the ramen is great, but I feel like you can find equal-quality ramen for less than half the price of these. Nonetheless, it was fun to try all the different flavors - however, I would not purchase this particular box again.

Great size for a lunch and they're ALL DELICIOUS! My daughter and I love them and the spicy ones are my favorite!

Compared to cup o soup, these noodles were more delicate and tender. The vegetables and seasoning come in different packets. And there is a little plastic fork than unfolds. The flavor is incredible. Took three flavors on a 4 day backpacking trip. Loved all of them. Best soup I've ever had.

First off, the flavors are on point, and the fact that it is one of the few "noodle cups" that doesn't contain dairy is a plus in my book! Also, you can add an egg before the boiling water, to give it a little more nutrition/protein. I give it 4 stars, only because the "fork" that comes with it is garbage and unusable. This product saved my ass, after an accident and I was limited to what I could eat! Will buy again!