Nongshim Premium Noodle Soup Tonkotsu Ramen 3.56 oz ( Pack of 6 )

We bought these at Costco and now we couldn't find them there. My kids fight over this brand. Ugh. Kind of expensive and I'm not sure what's so great about them, but kids man... It's nice for them to have options to feed themselves during remote learning. Covid man.

As someone who enjoys both the bulk instant pork ramen and the high-end tonkotsu ramen served in Japan, I have to say that this stuff is the best of both worlds.The spice packet adds just the right amount of heat without being overbearing. The noodles seem to be standard for instant ramen. Nothing to complain about there.The real star of the show here is the broth. It’s salty, as you’d expect from instant ramen. But it also has a deep rich flavor that you’ll recognize if you’ve ever had real tonkotsu ramen. This is the only instant ramen I’ve ever eaten and then proceeded to drink the broth! It’s that good!When our local Costco ran out I had to order some online to satisfy my craving. Best instant ramen ever!

Unfortunately the soups came damages.

I really enjoyed these ramen bowls! Delivery was prompt and my items were intact and ready to be consumed. The noodles are delicious and the broth is very good for instant noodles. The spicy flavor packet gives it a nice kick that doesn’t take away from the original broth nor does it make the broth too spicy. I’d highly recommend getting some of these!

Really good with a peeled, soft-boiled egg and a few chunks of sous-vide pork belly.

The seasoning packet in these leaves a lot to be desired. You’ll definitely need to add spices to get a good flavor payoff. Make sure you use the spicy sauce, and don’t forget your nori & egg. All things considered these are worth trying.

I don't ordinarily write reviews, but this has to be said. If you like NongShim like I do, then get their tried and true Shin Original Ramyun Bowl. It's what we grew up with, has the spicy korean flavor down perfectly and is delicious in its own right. However, if you actually looking for real Tonkotsu flavor, then do yourself a favor and buy Menraku Tonkotsu Ramen, the single best packaged ramen in the world, no hyperbole.This NongShim Tonkotsu is a mockery of Japanese ramen, and after now 3 bowls down, I'm convinced many of these reviews are either paid for or completely ignorant to what good Tonkotsu is supposed to taste like. As a genuine ramen connoisseur, trust me, you want the Menraku, not this.One compliment I'll give it is that the noodles aren't bad, but NongShim has always been good at noodles. On the flip side, It comes with spicy sauce, which in itself is ridiculous, and the worst part is that if you don't use it (as others have pointed out), the soup is literally no better than top ramen. Go compare them, see for yourself. So in conclusion, avoid this blatant, overhyped, conspicuously reviewed waste of money, and buy their original Shin version or the Menraku instead.

These are a new favorite around the kitchen. Purchased these the first time at Costco but when we went back for more they were sold out. I found them here on Amazon for around the same price. Try them if you enjoy a tasty bowl of ramen.

Great for quick lunches. Wish it had dehydrated meat like the best japanese ramen have.

Not great, can find something better for the same price