Wang Ramen Korean Style Hot And Spicy Chicken Noodles (Pack Of 5), 1.07 Kilograms

I never thought it would taste so good. The little chunks of chicken added to the spicy, tangy flavour. It's definitely a good deal for the portion provided in a pack. And what's more. U get a combo of 5 packs. No need to order a single pack again and again 😁. Sorry me and my son ate everything in a go. So no pics.

Glad to see an Indian company manufacturing Korean style noodles.The Good: Noodles have chewy consistency as long as you don’t over cook them.The tastemaker (chicken flavour) is spicy and hot but not overly hot (read Buldak fire noodles by Samyang) It is well suited for the Indian palette. But kids might find it a bit too hot.The Bad: The quantity (80gm) is to less for the price (₹45 per pack) I feel the price is high for the quantity offered. At least 100gm should have been packed or the price should have been around ₹30 per pack.Note: The tastemaker quantity is too much. please add as per your taste.Overall, I feel you can give this a try. Mind you, Koka and Mama noodles are available around the same price and those noodles are far far superior to any Indian instant noodle brand.

This Spicy Chicken offering from Wang is definitely a lot better than their spicy Korean style instant noodles (which isn't spicy at all). If you want spicy and something cheaper than Samyang & Nongshim, go for this. It's not as spicy as those brands but if you have low spice tolerance, it will do the job. It is also quite flavorful when had soupy albeit a bit salty but that seems like it's in all Wang flavours. Noodle consistency depends on how look you cook it for, but it doesn't break down even if you cook it for long which imo is exactly what good ramen should be like. Yummy & affordable AF

This one is the most tasty ramen i ever had.. i can't get over it. So delicious

I love ramen so I try everything but this has to be the worst one I've tasted till date and trust me I've tasted real bad ones. This was supposed to be a collaborative experiment between indian and Korean noodle market but it belongs to neither. Some said it's a cheaper substitute for nongshim... Well horrible choice. Rather go for koka or mama if you want cheaper options. Lets start with the noodle itself. Its the worst noodle quality possible. It doesn't cook and doesn't separate. The smell is HORRENDOUS. The taste of the soup is average I guess. I tried best possible recipes you could for ramen but not even a single batch could be saved. I got 5 packs for 220 i.e. 55 for each pack which is as small as maggiIn short it's neither cheap, value for money, of good quality or tastyLook for other optionsSamyang and nongshim are the best optionsIf you want to go cheap go for mama koka indomie etc.

Other ramen noodles are much better than this. Also the packets had very less quantity of noodles and the flavour was only spicy, not of much good taste.

Awesome flavour as expected don't listen to bad reviews they just don't know what they're eating.They are cheap and perfectly flavoured.Get them next day and dilevery experience was also nice as I'm a prime member.

Earlier it used to have thick and chewy noodles like the Korean ones. This is no longer the case. The latest pack seems to be the standard noodle cake in Indian market.