This noodle soup was very easy to cook in the microwave. It only took water and four minutes. The noodles were well cooked. The amount was more than adequate for a meat. The flavor was awesome and delicious. The only negative I found was I found it a little on the hot side. I like spicy foods but this was a tad over the top for me

I love these, I love spice! I have been eating these for years and have yet to be disappointed. If you are a spice lover as myself and can really handle the heat. Give this a try it will not disappoint! Be sure to follow directions and adjust at your leisure.

Honestly if you can handle hot cheetos and takis and Jalapeños im sure you can handle this.. to me its less spicy then a serrano.. but this is coming from someone who eats spicy and loves spicy food! Has lots of flavor, good quality noodle 10/10 recommended! try it!

We really enjoy these noodles, especially the broth. However, be careful ordering these online. I did so and had to go to the store to return them all. For whatever reason, Walmart decided to have their local store deliver them directly, which would have been fine had they not totally messed up the order. I ordered four packs and all of them were the wrong flavor. Clearly the person putting the order together didn't pay any attention to flavors. In fact, I ordered four identical packs and got three of one flavor and one of another. I don't think I'll ever trust Walmart's online ordering for this again.

I like the texture of the noodles. These are not as spicy but I guess it would depend on what spicy is to each of us. My husband finds it really spicy while I didn't lol So the compromise is he puts in 50% less of the spice packet and I use all mine and the other 50% he doesn't use. The vegetable packet is a nice touch.

This ramen soup is very different than others I have tried, and in my opinion, the best. It is very spicy, and the first time you try it, I suggest using only half of the soup base packet. This brand is not sold by many grocery chains, and availability is sporadic when it is. Fortunately, Walmart sells it, and we stocked up online on ten four-packs so we wouldn't have to keep going to the store.

I had to write a review to help out people who actually know what spicy is. This, is nowhere near unbearable, "level 4 spicy". If you've ever had those thai noodles with the spicy oil instead of seasoning, THAT is level 4. Those have left me in genuine pain. This Shin ramyun is about half that intensity, and has such an amazing flavor that it'd be a shame to skip it just because you think its too hot. Its really not. It'll make your forehead sweat a bit, but it won't make you cry lol

I see the people talking about it to spicy. Simply don’t add the red spice pack or only add a little. Didn’t really get to enjoy these because the taste kind of taste like nothing if that makes sense. It’s just taste like spice. No beef flavor at all what so ever just taste like noddles with hot sauce mixed in and that don’t taste good. I love the samyang noodles because they are full of flavor even though their spicy. But this brand don’t think I’ll be getting again. Flavor pack has no flavor. I don’t even like hot sauce like that to eat a big bowl of noodles that has no taste but hot sauce. Don’t like them this my second pack of noodles and don’t think I’ll eat them anymore will find somebody to give the extra too

This comes with a spicy broth package and a tiny packet of dried vegetables. Its a tad spicy for those who dont like any heat. It says a package feeds 4. It feeds 2 servings. I typically add stuff to it (tofu, vegetables, ginger root, meat protein, etc...) to turn it into a meal I can divide up for lunch and dinner.

This is good noodles. Now this version is made in the USA and it is very noticeably different from the Korean import variant I bought from the Asian stores and the version bought from Costco. Both Costco and the Asian stores have the same quaility and type of noodles. This particular Shin ramyun from Walmart has different type of noodles, slightly thinner and more fried. The color is slightly darker than the other variants, strings are slightly thinner, and the fried noodles are way more crispy which is good if eaten raw, but it's really bad for transporting because they break down so easily, especially in these bags with no cardboard. I don't mind the difference but my wife certainly prefers the original version (and costco version) as opposed to this one.