NISSINCup Noodles Soup, Seafood Flavor, 2.68 oz (case of 6)

If you ever went to Japan, this is the exact reminder of it. Remember looking at them at the Konbinis and tasting delicious. As a curry fan I can't get enough of this. Value is good for something imported all the way from Japan, quality is the same as if I bought it from a konbini, the smell is incredible. Would highly recommend.

Tasty snack to have around in a pinch. Easy to make by adding hot hot water, then covering for a couple minutes. Much cheaper buying this amount on Amazon, with delivery, than trying to find it and paying a higher cost in the Asian market, sad to say.

This is really nice item to have. I love the convenience of this item. The primary appeal of Cup Noodles lies in its ease of preparation. Simply add boiling water, wait a few minutes, and you have a hot meal. This makes it ideal for students, busy professionals, or anyone seeking a fast and fuss-free option.

I never tried the original before so I was curious how this will taste. 3 minutes of boiled water and I was excited to try it. First the smell is definitely different right out of the bat. I pulled out the noodles onto a plate right away so it's nice and cool. I tried it without hot sauce so I can taste the difference. The noodles itself is definitely on the softer side if you prefer this. Personally I'm used to the ones made here.But one thing I do prefer the original over here is the shrimps! I mean you can actually taste them which was unexpected. The broth/soup itself tasted better for sure. Although my stomach was acting up a bit afterwards so I don't know.. maybe I shouldn't finish the whole thing. oh well!Price wise they're definitely more expensive. I'm on the fence if I will buy more after I'm done with the initial 6 cups.

I LOVE curry. This can't quite stack up against freshly cooked curry, of course, but it's a VERY good facsimile. The flavor comes through quite nicely with just a hint of heat, not enough to hurt your mouth but enough to know it's there.I stumbled on this variety at an Asian grocery store a few years ago and I am so glad I did.Excellent quick meal. I usually heat up two and put them in a bowl. Though honestly even a single one is surprisingly filling.If you haven't tried this, just do yourself a favor and order it already. Worst case scenario, you're out twenty bucks. Best case scenario, if you're like me, you'll never buy any other kind of instant ramen again.

I got these based on reviews and didn’t think much of them at first. They’re mild and understated for flavor. I found out midway that the best way to have them is to doctor them up a little: salt, pepper, red chili flakes, a small bit of quality soy sauce and a drizzle of sesame oil. Add some furikake and fresh minced garlic with either a fried egg or a protein like sausage or both and you have something special. All of this might sound a little extra, but it’s all of an additional 3-5 minutes to make a really worthwhile little comfort meal/snack that’s memorable and satisfying. Second time ordering these and would recommend if using the aforementioned approach, if not and you’re just boiling water I would probably pick a different flavor like regular chicken or another brand like nissin rao (good little instant tonkotsu) or the hot noodles with the black and red packaging, can’t remember the name. Appreciate you listening to my rant and hope this is helpful!

I really enjoy the flavor of this curry cup noodle—it reminds me of eating curry udon, which I love. However, the only downside is that it doesn’t seem to work as well in the microwave as advertised.Even though I shook the cup multiple times before adding water to help the seasoning powder move to the sides, the water still didn’t fully reach the bottom. I only managed to add about 50 ml of water before the cup felt full. I suspect the seasoning powder clogged the gaps between the noodles, preventing the water from soaking through properly.So, my advice is to use hot water for preparation instead of relying on the microwave. That way, you’ll get the best texture and flavor. Overall, it’s a satisfying and tasty cup noodle!

AT LAST!!!! I grew up in Japan and have been wanting the REAL Cup Noodle that I grew up with for so long!!! I don't know why the Nissin company thought they had to re-invent Cup Noodle for the American market and change the name to Cup o Noodles and change the flavor to Beef or Chicken. I NEVER liked the US version and every time I tried to find the REAL Cup Noodle from Japan, it was crazy expensive because it was imported. But NOW FINALLY Nissin has marketed the REAL Cup Noodle as ORIGINAL. Good enough for me!! I puchased one six-pack -- just to make sure -- and was very happy to find that this is the real deal!!! Thank you, Nissin, for coming to you senses finally!! (As for other flavors -- Curry, Seafood, etc. -- I am not a fan. Never was. But I AM a fan of the ORIGINAL Cup Noodle, the one that really started it all!