Nissin Top Ramen Noodle Soup, Soy Sauce, 3 Ounce (Pack of 24)

Great Value & Plain Flavor ( for those picky eaters, kids etc. Vegetarian Suitable and also perfect for whoever can’t tolerate strong meaty taste. Very quick cooking as-is OR you can add in diced onion & tomato for more filling meal.

We searched for a vegan noodle product, and this fits the bill. Good price and fast shipping. Will buy again.

Same taste, same convince as what you can get in the store, but I couldn't find it anymore. Now I have a 2or3 year supply to a great price!

I love the oriental flavoring. It has umami, salt and spices that are flavorful but not hot. It is one of the few that are vegan. I can never find them in our local stores so I was so grateful to be able to find them by the case here. These allow me flexibility to add my own additions or even just to use the noodles for my own oriental recipes.

It's not healthy ... but it IS vegan and it has less salt that the regular flavors. Great for those of us that consider ramen a comfort food & have a hard time with food and/or cooking in the morning. I fill my microwave bowl with water (a little over 2 cups), break apart the ramen, and cook in the microwave for 5 minutes. Stir well to spread the noodles and it's perfect! NOTE: The package is considered to be TWO (2) servings! Ya, right. So that means if you eat the whole thing it's: 380 calories (120 from fat) 14g fat (6 of that is saturated fat) *1360 mg of SALT !!!!!!!!!!!!! 54g carbs 10g protein ABOUT THE SALT: I would like to see them keep working on making these ramens with even less salt. Salt is a major issue for most people, even if you don't realize it yet. Example: my husband is 73 years old and has stage 4 kidney disease, diabetes, and had serious edema (swelling) in his legs. Doctors kept giving him more and more pills to combat the issue, assuming it was his kidneys not doing their job. Recently he got very ill and is unable to make his own meals (I'm a vegan, he's a meat eater so I didn't cook for him). After only a few days of cooking for him (his regular meat infused meals) his edema is COMPLETELY GONE! It wasn't his kidneys, it was his use of salt! I was able to stop all those added medications. What should my daily sodium intake be? The American Heart Association recommends no more than 2,300 milligrams (mg) a day and moving toward an ideal limit of no more than 1,500 mg per day for most adults. If anyone knows of something similar (?) that is healthier I would appreciate the info. I have a very hard time eating breakfast in the morning; I can't eat anything sweet, no peanut butter (one of my favorite things), has to be very easy and fast (I'm not a morning person) etc. This ramen is so perfect, but the salt really does scare me.

I like mostly Top Ramen best

the tastier ramen in top ramen line

My favorite favor of ramen. Unfortunately, it's usually twice the price or more than the chicken flavor so I rarely can afford it.