Twisted Noodles Ramen Cup Chicken - 2.25oz

Sososoo bad please never buy this. I got this at a local food drive didnt have high expectations because it was free but it tasted so bland please dont waste ur money

Saw this ramen sitting on the shelfves and decided to give them a shot. At $.79 a cup, there was little lose. I followed the directions and boiled water and filled to line. The noodles are advestised as thicker so I let them sit a little longer than 3 minutes. (Highly recommend doing this) WOW! The noodles really plumped up, filled the cup! These noodles are not like the others. Hearty and a nice chewiness to them. Not limp and thin. The broth was flavorful and able to drink up. I would recommend this ramen to a friend and a stranger! It's not like the old trusty brands... it's BETTER! Made in the USA. Price is fair and so is the quality. The real test is my kids who only like their favorite brand. Will update.

This is pretty good for a basic noodle cup, I would recommend adding other veggies or protein if you want a real ramen but as far as a quick food this is good

I got these on a whim just to try and I'm glad I did. I never microwave my ramen cups always pour boiling water in it. I also added extra veggies toppers so I added mushrooms and onions because that's what I had on hand. I was delicious! The extra veggies went really well with the broth and I loved the extra thick noodles. It was actually pretty filling too. Now I want more and they're sold out everywhere so not sure if these bad reviews are just people misdirecting so they can hoard more!

The broth is bland, the noodles are starchy and thick, and the dehydrated peas are flat-out DISGUSTING. I had high hopes for this brand which I had never tried.

Has zero flavor, wouldn’t recommend

These were gross. I will never ever buy these again and I would recommend anything else in its place. If I had to choose between going hungry or eating these I would just imagine that I am now on a fast because I would never choose these.

Not sure what people are saying lack of flavor. It’s delicious People are just used to overloaded saltines to welcome heart attack. This ramen reminds me I am wearing warm comfort sweater. It’s better quality then other ramen brands from American grocery stores.

I don’t mind the absence of over salty ramen noodles, but I do mind the absence of any flavor aside from cardboard and vegetables that were dehydrated in the 90s. Y’all this is so bad. Hold out for Cup of Noodle restocks. Don’t buy this, or at least just one at a time to try, and get yourself a hot sauce to add. Going to have to use a lot though because the noodles don’t retain the flavor.

These are absolutely insulting. I cannot hate this more. This tastes like instant spaghetti in a canned chicken noodle broth masked as ramen. I bought two cups, one for myself & one for my husband. I saw it was a brand I’ve never tried before and made in the USA so I brought it home. So much regret has developed from that decision. For the record, I tasted this product twice. I thought maybe I was wrong the first time & my husband refused to eat the second cup so I made the second cup to confirm my thoughts. Both times this has ended up down the sink and in the trash. I hate wasting food but I hate eating bad food even more. I have never had ramen noodles that taste like this. I can say I’ve eaten cheap spaghetti pasta and they’ve tasted like what’s in this cup. The broth barely has any flavor. It’s essentially brown salt water. You’re basically getting very bad canned chicken noodle soup in a paper cup. If you’re looking for ramen go with the brand Sapporo Ichiban. Any flavor. Sapporo Ichiban also makes “Momosan Ramen” (not sold in Target but definitely should) and they’re a little pricier but they do not disappoint. Please do not buy this. I beg of you. Someone in an earlier review mentioned they were Asian. If this helps, I am also Asian. I grew up in the Central Valley of California. We weren’t rich and my family was large so by circumstance I spent a lot of my childhood eating instant ramen. As an adult I eat instant ramen bc I love it. But if I were hungry & 6 years old again and someone handed me this cup of “ramen” I would sprinkle dirt in this cup to make it taste better.

Pros: Is highly customizable. Noodles stay consistently firm throughout eating. “Cheap” at .79 cents, which isn’t too bad. An upgrade from Maruchan. Cons: Holy Sodium, Batman! (1,200 mg) “Bland” by itself. Target NEEDS to get more flavors like the beef and shrimp version. Tips: boil your water, add 2 tablespoons of gochujang sauce. Cover and let rest for TWO minutes. Uncover and stir noodles. Enjoy. Overall it’s one of the best options here besides Shin Ramyun.

Asian& eating ramen for 35+years. Made in USA, noodles are thick, similar to Japanese restaurant noodle. Tasty noodles el dente & soup tastes like chicken broth. But if salt lover, soup might taste bland because it’s lightly salted. The chicken flavor comes through & not overwhelmed by salt.