Customer Reviews

Maruchan Ramen Noodle Soup - 36/3oz

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I agree that this product may cost more from Amazon, but that's not a deal breaker for me. The reason I buy from here is because my wife has 18 months of a 2 year tour in Afghanistan left to go and Amazon will ship certain food items directly to her APO address. This is less expensive than me buying cases of the stuff and having to re-wrap and mail via USPS (neither Fedex nor UPS ship to APO addresses). Even where she is, she has access to a microwave and bottled water, so these make a nice snack for when she has some down time and needs to eat. Way to go Amazon! I'm a Desert Storm veteran, and there isn't much better than getting care packages from home. My wife took care of me when I was overseas. Now it's my turn.

This is ridiculously expensive for raman. Even at the high-end, over-priced grocery store by my home, these little noodle packs sell for 20 cents a pop, and I find THAT to be too much. Amazon is trying to sell these at 58 cents a pack. I think not. Sure it's just pennies. But if I'm going to spend 20 some dollars, I still want to buy as much as a possibly can. So, really don't buy this. If you really don't care about the cost, save the money and donate what's left to a worth-while cause.

A common choice for college students and those on a low budget, this meal is really easy to prepare and cook. It is not something that should be a daily food choice due to its amount of sodium, but is a great meal once in a while when you're pinched for time and need something quick. You can add other stuff to the meal like a fruit or a vegetable to make it a more complete meal, but I like mine with crackers. Yum!

Though not as famous as Top Ramen, Maruchan Ramen Noodles are still good eats when you're on a budget. As is usually the case with Ramen soups, the beef flavor is the best, followed by pork, then "oriental" flavor, then chicken. You can find many different ways to "dummy" it up, but it's best served in a bowl, soaking in those delicious juices. You can also make a fine spaghetti using these noodles, ketchup, and sliced hot dogs. Not gourmet to be sure, but still a decent meal.

wow, its 10 cents in michigan for 1 pack, i think im gunna start selling ramen noodles on here for 5 bucks a box. Cuz you knoo,.. everybody loves Ramen

Hey if i had to i could live off these and a bottle of vitamins probably. these are a basic staple of a college students diet. Possibly the most healthy part too if you dont use all the bouillon flavor pack. Also a great item to add as a side dish or foundation of your main dish

I love noodles, and I love the seller for giving me the opportunity to eat more noodles. I'm in noodle heaven. In the words of P. Diddy,"Can't stop, won't stop, uh-uh uh-uh".

Ramen noodles are a staple for those that have no talent for cooking and little money to waste on experiments. All they require is boiling water.

Don't waste your money. Go to Wal-Mart. Get twice as many for the same price.

In Comprison to Maruchan Ramen, Nissin's Top Ramen tastes like crap. My favorite flavor is the beef and then oriental. The Chicken flavor is more popular for kids because its hardely spicey at all when the others have a slight zing to it like medium salsa. When i cook it i like to drain out practically all the water before adding the flavor powder to make the taste stronger and i don't eat it like soup, more like a pasta dish.