The noodles were perfect. Thick and chewy and not mushy. This is why I gave the product a higher rating. The flavor however was abysmal. Spicy with very little flavor, and somewhat bitter. Not a fan. I love spicy food but this isn't it. If I were to buy these again I would toss out the flavor packet and add my own seasonings.

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.

I love EVERYTHING about this ramen. I only use 1/3 of the spice packet because it’s too hot for me. But, 1/3 is perfect. HOT, but enjoyable I also throw a beef bouillon cube in for more flavor. I just can’t go back to any of the previous ramens I ate! High quality , high flavor. Glad my grandson turned me on to this!!

Let me change your life. Buy these. Choose a fatty meat of your choice. A cheap option is bacon, but if you can dish out a couple of coins for pork belly do it. Cook the meat then take the meat out when done and use the fatty oil‘s to sauté up some onions and bell peppers . Once your veggies are cooked, in a separate bowl mix the base that comes in the package, with a rich milk. I use coconut milk, but you can use whole milk if that’s what you have. Use About 1/4 cup, but feel it out, you don’t want to water down your mixture but you want enough to make it a bit creamy/rich. Add red pepper, sesame oil, black pepper and a bit of garlic powder if you don’t have actual garlic. Return the meat to the pan with the veggies. Do not overcook your Ramen. It says 3 to 5 minutes, I do four minutes. Add the cooked Ramen to the pan sauté it for about 15 seconds with the veggies and meat. Then add your soup mixture on top. Cook it till it’s well mixed for another 15 to 20 seconds and take it out. Top it with chopped green onions. You’re welcome mate.

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.

As advertised they are spicy. Overall the flavor is better than standard for ramen noodles. This is one of those that comes with a little dried vegetable packet which makes for a bit more substance to it. It's a little larger pack than the cheap noodles too which makes for a generous portion which is nice to share. However nobody else in the house wanted any so I got to eat the whole pack myself. These are definitely going to stay on my shopping list!

the noodles are unique and delicious. the soup base is too hot to eat. trust me on this. I just used a fourth of a packet my first time (I'd been warned) and then put the remainder in with my cayenne pepper and it nearly made the cayenne too hot to eat. very very hot, be careful!

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!

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.