Hot Jin Ramen Noodles, 4.23 Ounce (Pack of 20)

Excellent Ramen with a thick, al dente type noodle and just the right amount of spice. Great value compared to the soup in a cup version of this same brand: you get a case of 20, compared to a pack of 6 of the soup in a cup for just a few bucks more. Plus, these have more noodles in them ... quite a bit more. You can do these with or without broth, and they are equally as good. I do them two ways: (1) a bit more water than normal, and while cooking I put 2-3 tablespoons of dehydrated refried beans in (Santa Fe Instant Southwestern Style Refried Beans are the best), plus two slices of white american on top to melt w/3 tablespoons of Texas Pete and the seasoning packs ... mix it up and you get a beany, cheesy noodle soup, and (2) cook the noodles in hot water with two slices of white american on top to melt, drain the water, and then add the seasoning pack and you get a nice, chewy, cheesy noodle bowl with plenty of flavor and spice.

American ramen is cheap and has the inconstant of cardboard, it also cost about 15-20 cents and you can sometimes find it for 10 for a buck on sale. I personally can eat 2 of theses no problem. However Korean ramen is is food for an adult. spicy , and good noodles. and about twice as many noodles. however a little too spicy for me ..So I mix it with an American version

I bought another box for my Husband. However our order came with noodles intact but the shipping is in the original noodle box with no reinforcing tape. The box look beat up and was wet then dried up. Surprisingly the noodles weren’t obliterated. I would suggest for them to use another box in addition to the box that the noodle originally comes in for added protection. I guess they don’t want to pay for the extra box. I don’t think I’ll order again due to fear of receiving a product that’s in bad condition.

Noodles are thinner than most ramens, somewhat like American brands. As a result, the recommended four minutes cooking time seems a little too much. Flavor is somewhat milder than Shin ramen, but is quite tasty. The freeze dried vegetables are good quality. All in all, I think that Ottagi Jin is a quality ramen and a good alternative to the costlier Shin brand.

Test is average but better than Japanese made . Good thing , it’s not salty as any product , you can use whole package of soup base not gonna gets salty , about fat content maybe little higher than others

This is by far the best ramen on the market. Nongshim is pretty good too, but nothing compares to the flavor of these noodles. 100% hands down best ramen you can buy!! Nothing about these feels/tastes cheap.

It tastes like old fashioned one that had been introduced 40 years ago which Nongshim used to carry. I am bit surprised it recalls my old days while Nongshim doesn't do it anymore. It is pretty tasty, nice, hot, and spicy with good quality of noodle. People who like to taste of their memory should try this one. I recommend!

This will be my third time ordering this ramen. I could never go back to the stuff I find in the grocery store. The flavor doesn’t compare. This is SO delicious. Its spicy but not TOO spicy. It’s so quick and I always add a boiled egg, fresh tomato, green onion, and parmesan cheese.