Kung Fu Mama Sesame & Peanut Noodles - Taiwanese Sun-Dried Multipack Noodles - All Natural Ingredients, No Nasties & No MSG Noodle Kit - Super Tasty, Creamy & Authentic Noodles - 3 Servings (352.5g)

Couldnt find these in my supermarket anymore and missed them. Not only are they quick to cook, they're so tasty and are perfect for lunch. Reasonable protein, technically as they're sun-dried they're not classed as ultra processed (as far as I can see online) so multiple boxes ticked. Wirtg the price to stock my cupboards.

they were very tasty

A review from the wife... There are three packs of noodles in this pack. They come with a small pack of dried vegetables and a sachet of seasoning oil. The recommended cooking time is 4-5 minutes. I found that the noodles because a bit too soggy with this amount of time and would recommend reducing this to 3 minutes. The sesame and peanut flavouring is tasty. It does smell very strongly of sesame oil though so if you are not a fan of this flavour, I would be cautious. The overall taste is good but a bit greasy. The price of these noodles is a bit on the high side.

Kung Fu Mama Sesame & Peanut Noodles have redefined my experience with instant noodles. These award-winning noodles are a testament to the skill and tradition of ancient Taiwanese techniques, evident in every bite. The noodles, folded seven times and sun-dried (never deep-fried), offer a perfect texture with a firm bite that sets them apart from the usual instant varieties. The blend of nutty seasonings with sesame is exceptionally flavorful, leaving a lingering taste that invites you back for more. It's rare to find instant noodles that combine gourmet quality with such convenience, making this a delightful option for those craving something quick yet sophisticated. While the overall quality of the noodles is impressive, the seasoning included in the pack may not hit the mark for everyone. The flavor, although unique and nutty, somewhat strays from the traditional profile expected in Taiwanese noodles. Despite this, the commitment of Kung Fu Mama to health and sustainability is commendable. The noodles contain no MSG, synthetic enhancers, artificial coloring, palm oil, or GMOs, aligning perfectly with a health-conscious diet. Additionally, their near plastic-free packaging, with the noodle set's outer wrapper made of wood pulp, reflects a thoughtful approach to environmental responsibility. These noodles are not just a convenient option but also a guilt-free choice for a quick, satisfying meal. Perfect for busy professionals, students, or anyone in need of a nutritious, quick meal, Kung Fu Mama Noodles offer a versatile base for a range of culinary creations. Thank you for reading my honest review, I hope you found it helpful! :)

I was really excited to try these peanut sauce noodles. On first appearance they seemed relatively healthy, being quite low in salt and saturated fat. The pack comes with three nests of noodles, three sauce sachets and three seasoning sachets. Once you have got a nest and a sachet of each out, then it is a simple task of submerging the noodle nests into boiling water for 5 mins. Once the noodles are cooked, it was really pleasing to see they don’t just turn to mush or break down like so many on the market, but in fact hold their shape and texture. After they are drained you simple add the sauce and the seasoning. After stirring it through the noodles are ready to enjoy. The sauce and seasoning looked like a good amount and certainly coated the noodles with ease. The noodles were not overly saucy and there was no unpleasant wet puddle beneath them. The seasoning and sauce really packed a huge punch of flavour. It had a nuttiness with a generous soy, herb and slightly spiced taste. It was absolutely delicious and the noodles were incredible. The only thing that raised any form of criticism was that the seasoning was a bit spicy however it was enjoyable. This itself isn’t an issue but I found that the packet wasn’t great and listing the ingredients as individual items, rather using terms such as “sesame sauce”. It would be good to know what was in it. Despite this, it being a very minor and almost inconsequential point to myself, these are really delicious and I cannot recommend them highly enough. They are perfect on their own or with veggies tossed through them.

This noodle kit comes with all the seasonings you need to whip up a mouthwatering meal in just a few minutes. The star of the show here is the high-quality noodles, and they are a far cry from the ones I usually pick up in a supermarket. These noodles are nothing like the cracked or brittle ones – they have got a gentle, natural wheaty smell. When I cook them, they hold their shape and texture without going all gloopy or heavy. The texture is just spot-on for a satisfying mouthfeel – not too chewy, and they won't stick to your teeth. The sauce is an aromatic soya-based concoction that elevates the entire dish, even if I don't add any extra ingredients like vegetables or protein. When I blend the spice mix and the sauce from two separate sachets, the result is an incredibly fragrant flavour that strikes a harmonious balance between nutty creaminess, salty miso deliciousness, and a touch of sweetness from toasted sesame seeds. What I particularly like is that this noodle kit doesn't rely on any artificial flavour boosters; it isloaded with the natural, delicious goodness of expertly blended spices. So, to wrap it all up, this noodle kit serves up a top-quality meal. I would certainly recommend it for its fabulous flavours and the easy prep it offers at mealtime.

This is a 3 pack of really premium noodles. Packaging was fine and date is plenty of time. I prefer to use a little less water than the instructions, which I do for most noodle brands out there as there is a fine line between noodles / broth / soup and I certainly prefer it to be on the left side of that. I enjoyed the taste, a lot. Very moreish and quite authentic too as sesame & peanut are used a great deal in Asian cuisine. I find it interesting that they are sun / air dried, as opposed to most noodles on the market which are typically fried or otherwise heated as part of the drying process. This is obviously much healthier but they taste just as good as other noodles. I think what makes these noodles good value in my eyes, aside from the ingredients being premium and the taste being great, is that such care has went in to making them. All in all, brilliant tasty noodles and will be a repeat purchase for me, personally.

These are good quality noodles. They are easy to cook, and forgiving if you don’t cook them exactly as prescribed. They remain intact and they don’t turn to mush like some cheap noodles do, and they have a good texture to them, moist without being too rubbery. These are the kind of noodles that make cheap noodles look bad. Meanwhile, the sauce is great too. I’m a fan of peanut and satay sauces generally, and this is a good one. Cheap ones can taste like warmed peanut butter (not that there’s necessarily anything wrong with that), but this is a flavour that’s more delicate without being weak. The sesame offsets it nicely and it has a lovely authentic taste to it. The sauce is rich enough, and in a large enough quantity (just) that you can have a block of these noodles as a standalone lunch without the need to add a veg or protein to pad it out- though you can also do that too if you want. The only reason I’m not giving these noodles five stars is the price. As I write this, a pack of three servings’ worth of noodles is priced at six quid fifty, so over two pounds per serving. That’s incredibly and unjustifiably high, even for high quality noodles, and other premium brands offer a similar experience for far less. So for me the product falls down on value, but nothing else.

Quite flavorless. The pictures led me to expect something different and more robust. The sauce and flavor packs are very weak in flavor and not really a good combination to begin with. Only tried one pack and tossed the other two. The noodles however are a good ramen and have a good chew and texture to them. But mehhhh.

It was ok but it wasn't that great. I wouldn't buy it again because it wasn't really what I thought it would be.