Ramen Noodles, Gourmet Instant Ramen bowl, Premium Microwavable Noodle Soup, Shin Gold, 3.56 Ounce (Pack of 6)

A dozen of them for a dozen dollars is an excellent price. They are filling and amazingly delicious and my kids and I absolutely love them. They smell amazing and taste amazing and make for a great quick and easy and low cost meal. Sodium content is of course high but that's the price you pay when eating these type foods. The soup quality is excellent for the cost, the calorie content is perfect for a lunch.

These noodles are addictive. Extremely tasty, but at your own risk. I'm a functioning addict lol but none the less, I'm literally counting down until my order is delivered tomorrow morning lmao great luck folks!

nice medium heat, broth is super good, noodles don't get mushy, and the price isn't bad either. if you come from eating the 12 pack boxes of maruchan chicken flavor brick noodles like me, these are like those but way better

My kids love Nongshim Shin Ramyun! The rich, savory broth and springy noodles are their favorites. They enjoy adding their own toppings like vegetables, making it even better. It’s a quick and satisfying meal that’s perfect for any time of the day. We’ve already reordered it but it’s still too spicy for me. However, It’s easy to make and always a hit with the kids.

One of the greatest noodles ever to come out of Korea! If you like Korean noodles then eat these! Would defintely buy again!

Just as delicious as I remembered, totally would buy again for the unbeatable convenience.

Really great flavor, Not too spicy but that’s depends on the person. Can’t beat the price

I’ve bought Shin noodle many times, but I always walk away a bit disappointed. One bowl isn’t enough to fill me up, but two is too much—it’s stuck in this awkward in-between. I also feel like the packet version gives you a bit more than the bowl, but still not enough for a full meal. It’s spicy so if you can’t handle spicy, it’s tricky. I usually add only half the seasoning packet to avoid the burn, but then it tastes a bit bland and I have to add extra salt. My biggest gripe, though, is the noodles. They just don’t have that chewy, satisfying texture I want. Compared to buldak noodles, Shin noodles feel kind of soft and flat. If it’s on sale, I’ll still grab a few, because it’s better than a lot of ramen out there, but it’s not my top pick anymore.