Indomie Instant Noodle Soup Onion Chicken (Ayam Bawang) Flavor 2.65 oz (30 packs)

This is the best, inexpensive, ramen available. Specifically this flavor is the best one imo.

I like these packaged noodles. They are fast, taste good, and just enough for a lite meal. You can add this or that to dress these up. I like dehydrated veggies best. I have some strange tastes like my mushrooms and fish, an egg to dress it up. Not everyone likes to experiment with their foods, but after Viet Nom, Korea, and six years around the Orient, I learned to eat a lot of things other people would get the shivers about eating. With these, it's ok to experiment.

These are the perfect instant noodles. Not your cheap American supermarket kinds (that cost the same). These are great alone, with eggs added or hot sauce. Very good flavor and 5 packs so pick and choose what you like. In a hurry still delicious in microwave

How tasty are these noodle?? Honestly the name would make you turn your head but if you would just try them OMG YUM!! You really have to try these if your a noodle person!!

Great flavourI had to think about tossing a coin if I gave this one a 4 or a 5. I enjoy all of the Indomie products, and while this is a top favorite of mine, to be truthful I think that while it has a curry taste it could be a bit more spicy to be a real curry.Indomie instant noodles are both a wonderful product and outstanding value. The noodles are easy to make. I often make them for a quick lunch. As I prepare them I always get such a kick out of thinking that just for well under a dollar I am able to have a nice lunch that was prepared in Indonesia sent half way around the world and delivered right to my house and with just a few minutes of waiting for the boiling have a nice lunch ready. The noodles are quite fun to prepare too, each flavour comes with from three to five flavour packets. The only comments that I would mention that one should keep in mind while preparing the packets is that it is best to open the powder packets then the liquid packets, and to be sure to mix up the liquid packet with pushing the contents back and forth before opening - the problem with the liquid packets is that much of the spice sticks to the packet if it is not mixed and the contents come out under a bit of pressure that makes a bit of it stick on the scissors and a bit sticks to the package - in short no matter what one does some of the sauce is lost.

The special chicken flavor is my absolute favorite from the Indomie brand! I do like the original fried flavor too but this is my personal go-to. The onion chicken is similar to the special chicken flavor for those wondering the difference like I was, let me explain… I have ordered both and onion chicken is good it’s just not preferable to me because I don’t care for the dried parsley(or some other dried green herb… not sure what it is exactly) and dried onions added to the seasoning powder. It may have a hint of garlic in it too, there is a slight variation and it comes with a lot more powdered seasoning than special chicken does. I also think the separate and optional red pepper seasoning is different btw the two because one is a bright red almost orangish whereas the onion chicken pepper is a dark red no neon like color of orange to it. I could be wrong just an observation! The flavor is pretty similar so if you like one you’ll like the other! I just prefer the special chicken. It’s delicious and unique. It’s got a gourmet like chicken flavor that is somewhat subtle and pairs perfectly with the red chili pepper powder to give it a kick.

When I moved from the State of California, I never thought I'd see this soup again because at that time it was not available online. There was only one mediterranean grocery shop in La Mesa,CA. where I could find them. When I found them, wow!!!!! My son jumped up and down with joy. Thank you for making such tasty flavors.

I like it