IndomieVariety Pack - 1 Case (30 Bags)

The sampler pack is great for trying out different flavors without committing to a large order of ones I don't know. Of the ones in this set, I'd only tried the hot & spicy and the regular variety (I've also had two others that weren't included here: rendang (great) & green chili (fine if you add extra veg)). I wouldn't re-order some of them (the vegetable one has way, way too much salt, for example - too bad, as the other flavors in the seasoning packet smelled good), but it's better to find that out with it only being a part of the order. I've not tried the onion chicken or special chicken yet, but both are also higher in sodium, so I'll probably be careful with the seasoning packets on those, too. Maybe they'll be ok if I add lots of other stuff, but I like to try them plain first. The hot & spicy remains my favorite, although it's a bit on the sweet side. BBQ chicken is fine but not one I'd go back for.Sodium:Hot & Spicy: 770 mgOriginal: 820BBQ Chicken: 970Onion Chicken: 1130Special Chicken: 1150Vegetable: 1380 (!) (I had assumed they were all in the same ballpark as the origianl & hot & spicy until I tried this one. Oops. Maybe the seasoning packet would be ok if the noodle volume was also doubled, although I think the balance of salt vs other flavors would still be off. As it is, though, I just had to toss it.)

I saw one of my favorite YouTubers, GLOOM, eat this in her Mixing Every Ramen Together video. She said this was her favorite ramen ever, and it looked so good. I decided to order some and try them out, and I DO NOT REGRET IT. This is the tastiest ramen ever! The teriyaki sauce and fried onions are a great touch, and the fact you can spice it up to a preferred level of spice with the siracha packet is amazing. I recommend 100/10

You don't get the flavors that the pictures show. I got all chicken, curry chicken, special chicken, spicy chicken, onion chicken, BBQ chicken, and the original version. Kind of disappointing and the flavor was lacking. I was thinking to myself, "Dang, now I got a bunch of underwhelming chicken ramen to eat through." Then it hit me that I know how to cook, and despite having very limited ingredients in my fridge due to an extended period of extreme depression, I did have heavy cream, sundried tomatoes, got garlic, half an onion, mayo, and an aging block of parmesan cheese. If you have any of these kinds of things, you can make a creamy pasta sauce that pairs well with the flavor packets. Toss an egg in there and your good to go. The benefit of these is that the noodles themselves are good, I only cook mine for 2 minutes tops, and you are given a starter kit of chicken base and seasoning. Grate in some cheese, add milk or cream, toss in whatever you have that has been sitting in a jar waiting to be used. These noodles are a good base and a good option for when it feels like a challenge to brush your teeth, let alone venture out into public to buy ingredients that you know will mostly go bad before you get that burst of energy that it takes to cook them. A good option for the depressed or for a super fast lunch for all you remote workers who now just sit through 10 zoom meetings a day and contemplate the capitalist system that binds you to a desk chair all day as your health and sanity deteriorate faster than the protections to your dwindling social security. If you remember that you can actually cook, then you can take this mediocre assortment of bland chicken and turn it into flavorful delight.

I really love these. (Even though they are definitely NOT a health food)What they are is a tasty quick noodle with above average seasoning.FYI, they are also not soup; you drain the noodles instead of serving them with a broth like traditional ramen.Each packet comes with the traditional ramen quick cook style noodles and a series of flavoring packs including powders, oils and various other tidbits like fried onions.The actual number and contents of the seasoning packs themselves vary by type.Best of all, all the flavors contain a separate chili pack, so you can adjust the spiciness to your liking or skip the hot chili altogether.While my absolute favorite are the fried noodles, so much so I sometimes buy a case of just that flavor, I enjoy getting the mixed pack just for a little variety.You can eat a bowl of these on their own or even serve them as a side if you want to dress them up.While they are more per unit than you would pay for classic ramen, I personally think the quality makes them well worth a few extra cents.If you are a fan of quick noodles you should definitely give them a try; you'll be glad you did.

These noodles are high in sodium but very yummy, I love the different varieties to choose from.

We did receive 30 soups. But not the flavors listed. The Renda g, Beed and Lime and Satay that we were looking forward to, were substituted with special chicken,curry chicken and hot and spicy. While the flavors aren't horrible, noone here likes the curry and we were really after the satay. But iverall Imdomie is still oir faborite packaged ramen.

Half the price and better selection than sold in stores and even delivered to my door. After trying about all ramen I found these the best and I love the variety packs. Try them all then buy 1 case of your favorite for about a third less even.

I was sent ramen that has expired or is about to expire!