Nong Shim Neoguri Spicy Seafood Noodle Ramyun, 20-Count, 4.2-Ounce Packages (Pack of 2)

It's hot and taste very shrimpy.

Be Aware! They are very high in fat and MSG. If I knew this, I was not gonna buy it.

Not Recommended!

As others have mentioned, these are really good. I like the noodles and the add on packets of flavoring are nice. This is really spicy too. Not a strong flavor of seafood, but better than ramon type packets !

I say that they're "instant" noodles because, to the uninitiated, it might come as a shock that you actually have to boil the noodles rather than simply soak them in boiling hot water. The preparation time is still very quick, and it's definitely worth it.

These noodles are far thicker and chewier than your standard supermarket Top Ramen noodles. They also come with a spice package and a dry ingredients packet that contains bits of seaweed, mushrooms, and carrots.

I usually only put in about 3/4 of the spice package and add extra ingredients like nappa cabbage, shrimp, scallops, green onions, mung bean sprouts, and/or an egg. Kimchi also goes really well with these noodles.

The bulk price that Amazon offers is an excellent deal, especially for people who don't have access to Asian supermarkets. It's the perfect food to have for when you want a quick and flavorful meal.

I've had this ramen for over a decade and it's my favorite by far. Love the hot seafood flavoring and the udon style noodles. The seafood (squid, seaweed, etc) portions are generous. I usually cook two bags as one isn't enough. Add couple of eggs and it makes a great meal.

In my book, these noodles are even more delicious than the flagship shin ramyun "spicy picante". The noodles are coarser than even the shin variety, perhaps the coarsest noodles you'd find in a pack of instant ramen, and are billed as "udon type". They certainly are chewier, and have a slight potato starch flavor, which is delicious.

However, the ride-along packets may not be for everyone. From what I understand, the company came up with these noodles after extensive taste-testing to make up for their relatively late start in the instant ramen industry. However, bear in mind that these taste tests were done in Korea. So if you don't like korean cuisine, you will not like these. The soup base is fiery hot with a touch of squid flavor (tip: don't add the whole packet). The vegetable packet is filled with seaweed (mainly kombu kelp), and tastes very fishy.

Delicious I find these, but not everyone will.