Jin Ramen Mild & Spicy Flavor, Authentic Korean Instant Noodles, Savory Broth, Quick & Easy Meal, 4.23 oz x 18 Pack Box (MILD 18PK)

We love these. Best Ramen noodles you can buy. We like adding birria, or cream cheese. Yum yum!!

If most Korean ramyun is too spicy for you, try this one.

Nice bite to the noodles and the right amount of spice for this spice averse person. Tastes better than the other ramens I’ve tried.

The confluence of international trade, Korean/Japanese cuisine and modern world tech have produced cheap, authentic food for Americans all over the country. Case in point, this wonderful.product. Marvellously flavorful, easy to make, and highly nutritious. I may never eat another hot dog. Plenty of sodium, so if your BP is chancy, well you can't eat hot dogs either. I throw in some cubed, cooked pork tenderloins for protein, some mushrooms to balance the spice and a few scallions for color and another taste. Very little fat here, so balance it with some peanut butter or tchina at another meal. Buy the largest size box of individual packs. This stuff isn't cheap. Live in a studio? Keep the packs under your bed, they're sealed. Just keep your stash a secret, or your guests may lift a few. Now, it's labeled "mild." I've grown up with Western spicy food, and this is just tolerable. 'Shrooms and some added meat make it ok. But you've been warned

Omg delicious and addictive best boodles this can feed me ANYTIME of the day they are perfect! reason i became obsessed with ramen i cant run out, keep it on ur subscription to ur door every time you need it its there love you Otoki 🍜 keep my heart warm n happy 😊

Really tasty, much better than the cheapo brand and you get more of it. Worth the extra cost imo.

These arrived today and I'm really happy with the taste, after having purchased this in addition to another brand (which wasn't good and the cooked noodles were discarded). WOW what a difference! Here's how I made these: recipe calls for 550 ML (2.35 Cups) but I used ~half of that. Placed the contents of the Veggie Pack into the water, brought to a boil, added the Noodles and Soup Base and removed them after 2 minutes, not 3 as the recipe calls for (ramen noodles continue to cook in the broth and I hate mushy noodles). The verdict: these are delicious, chewy noodles with a nice flavor and heat (these aren't MILD unless you're like me and have other SPICY Korean Ramen to compare it to; these are "comparatively" Mild so use less of the Soup Base if you want truly mild noodles. These are a bit salty, but adding more water, in my opinion, would have ruined the texture of the noodles, as they quickly absorb all of the broth in your bowl. I bought this brand because I asked my favorite Korean Chefs on YouTube, Aaron and Claire, what their favorite ramen brand was, and they said "Jin Ramen", though in Seoul, I think the favorite is always super spicy. The expiration date for these is May 2021, and the price is very high but worth the one time splurge for 18 packs @$21.99 if you love good ramen. IF the price comes down for these, I'd buy them again. PS: As a proper ramen addict, I have Samyang, 3 flavors of Indomie, Paldo Jjajangmen and Gomtang, Prima Taste Laksa Coconut Curry, Maruchan (blah), and these. And since receiving Jin Ramen, I've abandoned all of the others because these are that good!

This is my favorite, go-to Ramen. It has a nice taste and flavor. My grandchildren like to fix it for lunch, and they frequently add extra ingredients to give it extra punch. Sometimes they add spices, peppers, meat, etc. Anything that suits their fancy. Honestly, they make it better than I do. It's a household staple for us, and we can even use it as a dinner course. It's a great addition to any pantry.