I could not find this item in the warehouse so I was surprised to locate online. It was received when promised and has a freshness date that will allow me to use all before it expires. Sam's is still the place to go to for service and products.

It doesn't get any easier than chicken flavored Top Raman. You just add water. For a really good treat, you can creat your own Ramen dish. For example, you can add green onions, bean sprouts, corn, peas, sesame seeds, Sesame oil, chicken, shrimp, soy sauce... the possibilities are endless!

A yummy snack that is not about sugar or chips. Ramen Chicken noodles are a fall and winter favorite. I add 1C frozen mixed veggies or thinly sliced celery, 1/3 C diced chicken, and it's filling and delicious. Sometimes I add shrimp and a teaspoon of soy sauce or some broccoli florets to make a meal! All by itself is a quick bowl of satisfying steaming goodness!

Bought to share with the Truckers Convoy

I got most of what I need during my purchase of Nissin Top Ramen. I will say that I need the store to carry a lot more in stock. Great product to have.

My Kids and I enjoy this Soup on any day. I also make it a meal on Chinese nights. I get creative and add cabbage, snow peas, bean sprouts, carrots and soy sauce! Just about anything I have on hand. It's a hit in my home.

I ordered multiple items the same day and the ramen noodles were the only thing to arrive. The other items show they have been sitting in a FedEx warehouse for four days now. This order was due on Wednesday and it is now Friday. Items have been delayed. This happens every time we order from Walmart. We will not be ordering anything for a very long time. The noodles appear to be ok, nothing wrong with them or the box they came in.

This product has too much fat and the noodles are not as tasty. Maruchan brand has better quality noodle. I wish Sams Club could bring that brand back.

With 4 teenagers in the house, ramen noodles are almost a neccessity! With that being said, my teenagers found the flavor of these ramen noodles "off". Our usual brand cames in a variety of flavors, each of which have their own distinct flavor. We purchased the Nissin "chicken" flavor from Sam's Club but the flavor tasted more like when you mix a "beef" flavor packet with a "chicken" flavor packet. My teenagers (and friends) would not eat them and after sitting in the pantry for a couple of weeks we decided to donate them to the local food bank. Again, they are ramen and a good value, so if you are not picky about flavor these are a good deal.

I run a small motel and we often buy items to stock our "Pantry" (little country store with basic foods and snacks). I just recently purchased this item and noticed it was Taxed, now to my understanding food items are not to be taxed and if some of them are, why was this taxed, but the cases of Cup-O-Noodles were not? basically the same types of foods aren't they?