Nissin Cup Noodles Ramen Noodle Soup, Chicken, Microwaveable Paper Cup, 2.25 Ounce (Pack of 12)

I actually prefer these over Nongshim Black. More taste and noodles are not as slippery. I add peanut butter to all spicy food because of hiccups. Just the smell of Tabasco sauce brings them on for hours. I prefer this brand of spicy gourmet soup because of the texture of the noodles. Adding photo as I noticed that the majority of the reviews are NOT for this product and this item is very different from other Nissin products.

I absolutely love it! I expected a watery, weak flavor, but the flavor is just right, and just enough of it. 4 minutes in the microwave and you're eating good in the neighborhood...or work, most likely. I guess it's in a neighborhood too though.Anyway, knocked the noodles out of the park, as usual, but the flavor isn't too salty, or sweet, or spice, there is just a touch of spice, they are truly 5 star

These are super easy to use and have a great flavor. Also good to add cooked rice or canned meats after heating for more flavor and protein. They are still great on their own. Excellent emergency food as they are extremely light and have a long shelf life. Rather than buying weird survival food, these taste good and you wont dread needing to rotate your supplies.

Not quite what I expected. It is good but the texture is a little off for me. The flavors are pretty good. Not too spicy and it is filling but I just felt it needed something....I don't know

In a world where instant noodles often taste like watered-down betrayal and MSG regret, Nissin Cup Noodles Stir Fry, Honey Sesame Chicken arrives like a culinary phoenix bursting out of your microwave with the intensity of a kung fu montage scored by Hans Zimmer.First Impression: Upon tearing open the seal, I was hit with an aromatic whisper — a seductive combination of toasted sesame, honey-kissed soy, and a faint echo of General Tso weeping in admiration. The dried vegetables looked like humble sidekicks, but once hydrated, they came alive like a Pixar reboot of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Broccoli.Texture: The noodles are NOT your average soupy sadness. These are stir-fry titans — thick, chewy, and absorbing flavor like a drama major absorbs attention. Once cooked, they shimmer in sauce, boasting the perfect noodle bite: not mushy, not rubbery, but gloriously al dente, like they just walked off the set of Top Chef: Anime Edition.Flavor: The sauce is where this cup goes Super Saiyan. Honey-sesame sweetness does a gravity-defying backflip into a lightly savory soy glaze, with a whisper of spice that flirts with your tongue like it knows your Netflix password. It’s not just noodles. It’s liquid courage wrapped in carbs.Serving Size: Sure, it’s 3 ounces — but don’t let the size fool you. This thing punches above its weight class like a heavyweight fighter in a bento box. One cup satisfies the soul. Two cups make you question whether you ever needed Uber Eats.Verdict: If Bruce Lee made noodles, these would be his legacy.If you’ve ever stared into the void of your pantry and thought, “I want flavor, speed, and a dash of poetic purpose,” this is your Excalibur.

I have these for lunch or even for dinner. I prepare it and sometimes scramble an egg to put in it. That taste great and it's quick.

It is good but has too much sodium for my liking. More salty than spicy. Otherwise it tastes alright.

Very tasty, not too spicy with just the right amount of heat. I really like this one, it's very good. I also use ramen noodle toppers that I add for extra meat and vegetables to all my soups. The soups are a good size and filling. I feel there's value for your money in this purchase. I keep a supply of these tasty soups on hand at all times.