J-BASKET Japanese Ramen Noodles, 25.4 Ounce (pack of 1)

These noodles are just delicious. I paired them with Kitchen Kurume broth which you can also buy on Amazon and it was absolutely delicious! Each package has pre-portioned dry noodles that take about 4 minutes to cook. They have a really nice texture, which is lightly chewy and not at all mushy. You have to treat yourself at least once to these noodles! Again, pair it with the Kitchen Kurume broth and you won't be disappointed. Tip: Cook the noodles and broth separately and combine just before serving.

Good value for price. Noodles cook up well with good texture. These are, of course, just noodles, no flavor packet, but could be used in stir fry or you could add your own flavor as they are many options, like large pouches of Ramen Seasoning maybe low sodium if that is an issue, add your own veggies or I have added some rehydrated veggies that I always keep in the pantry just for this.

Flavorful and succulent, these are the best ramen noodles I’ve eaten.

Whereas traditional pasta clumps together and sinks in the boiling water, these noodles dance around in it below the surface. I use it in actual ramen recipes and as a substitute for spaghetti noodles when I feel like it.I love that they’re separated into single serving size, fastened together with a cute little paper ring.They taste great!!

This is a very good brand and the ramen kept its' integrity when cooked. It was not heavy, rubbery, nor did it fall apart when cooked as instructions read. I do think it was over-priced, but my great grandson loved it with Trader Joe's meatballs and General Chu sauce!

Love making ramen with these! Delicious!!

I mean, these noodles are great. And they have very simple ingredients. This means that I can have all the LENTEN RAMEN I want. Oh wait, it's Great Lent, so maybe I should eat less...

These have a great flavor. They're a little small, but within the realm of what I've had for ramen noodles in Japan. I use them in yakisoba and okonomiyaki mostly, but I'm branching out into dan dan mian inspired flavors next, and these do seem to go great with peanut butter.