Nissin Top Ramen Noodle Soup, Oriental, 3 Ounce (Pack of 24)

Look, I know instant noodles aren’t exactly high class dining. But sometimes they are exactly the comfort food you need. I had the flu something awful and with it came completely no appetite for an entire month. The only thing I wanted to eat was ramen. I don’t eat meat, which means my options were pretty dang limited, but this stuff. The Nissan Top Ramen Soy Sauce Flavor. Is the greatest of all time. It’s easy to make, it’s fast, it tastes good even when you’re home sick with the flu on Christmas Day. I like to beat an egg and slowly stir it in, maybe add a splash of sesame oil, but it’s pretty solid just plain too. It helped me get food and liquids in me when I needed it most. I’m pretty sure I will always have a box of this on hand during cold and flu season forever more.

I love that this ramen is vegan-friendly and super tasty! I use half a packet or I make a "double" with one packet, otherwise, it's a bit too salty for me. Usually, I drain the liquid and eat it more like a lo mein where I add a few vegetables I have on hand like baby corn, broccoli, carrots, pea pods, bamboo shoots, spinach, and/or even potatoes. You can add garlic powder, turmeric, ground ginger, and onion powder (2:1:1:1) with a dash of sweetener (stevia, maple syrup, etc.) and soy sauce to make the seasoning packet extra tasty (with a little water to replace what was drained). Top with seeds, cashews, protein (faux chicken is awesome with this), sriracha or red pepper flakes, and soy sauce on top to taste. Yum! I almost took a star off because the price increased and there have been distribution or supply chain issues. Consumers weren't able to find this for almost a year. Other than that, really delicious and better than the competitors. TLDR; Vegan, tasty, and better than other ramen companies though hard to find at times. Easy to make varying meals with different add-ins and seasonings.

Great Price for the amount you get. Good to stock up on if you are on the college student ramen diet or if you like to add things to it and make "fancy ramen".

I just love ramen! This stuff is really good for the way I make it! I boil 2 packages instead of one for three minutes, stirring occasionally. Then I use a strainer and get rid of almost all the water. Pour ramen into a large bowl, add the two sauce packets (to taste. I use all of both of them) Also I put in cayenne pepper to make it a little hot.I use a fork and a mix the sauce and cayenne with the ramen until it is pretty much coating the ramen. Then either use chopsticks or a fork and spoon to eat like spaghetti! Really very good! Optional diced ham, or vienna sausages boiled egg. Makes a yummy meal!

My daughter and I love this soup, but I'm giving this a 4 star review instead of 5 because the "24-pack" only contained 22 soups. It's still pretty inexpensive, but the product information here should be corrected, otherwise it's false advertising.

I like to have ramen on hand as a quick & no-fuss lunch-- I just use an electric kettle, boil water and pour it over the noodles & seasoning, let it sit for a few minutes and then skim off the broth (often too salty) and add cheese to the noodles. Problem is I am vegetarian and it is so hard to find simple and tasty ramen that does not have meat or fish seasoning. I tried using some of the other brand without the seasoning packet but then the noodles are too bland. I was delighted to find this brand to have an as option! And no added MSG either. I'm not saying it is a health food! But it is very good for what it is.

Delivered very quickly. Was as advertised. This is soy flavored, which has been hard to find.

Love instant ramen, quick, easy, affordable. This 24 pack makes each ramen package about $0.83 per. I miss the days when instant ramen from Nissin or Maruchan were $0.14 per, but currently, if a store near you does sell Nissin Soy Sauce Instant Ramen, they'll typically go for $0.40-$0.60 per package. It's still worth having a small snack-meal for $0.83, but it is marked up for being on amazon to account for shipping and merchant fees obviously.