Nissin RAOH Ramen Noodle Soup, Tonkotsu, 3.53 Ounce (Pack of 6)

I absolutely LOVE these noodles. The texture is kind of chewy, they’re not heavy in calories but they’re heavy in FLAVOR. The price is kind of high, not gonna lie, but they’re really dang tasty. They’re filling. I usually add some veg and chicken or tofu with mine and make a dinner out of it. So good. Also love to add some Sesame oil. So good, I can’t tell you how good these are seriously..

Really good, rich soup and the "three layer" noodles are a great texture. They're packaged like fried top ramen, but they're closer to a dried noodle sets with a soup concentrate or even frozen.They seem to be vegetarian as well, which is a huge plus for me. Few instant ramen are, especially from Japanese companies.

This is my favorite Ramen that I have ever had literally ever. It taste just like Ramen from the restaurant. And when you add toppings, it’s almost indistinguishable. The texture of the broth and the noodles are so good, and the noodles are seasoned. such a good size portion and not spicy at all, which is good for someone with tummy issues like me definitely filling.

Edit:I wanted to come back and update my review after eating it a few more times. I actually do like it! I had first tried it while sampling a bunch of other ramen and I think my taste buds were a little overworked by the time I got to this one. I will say I still prefer Nongshim Tonkotsu and Sapporro Chicken Tonkotsu to this one, but I do like it by itself.Straight noodles, nice texture and flavor. The pack is easy to make, another plus, but I didnt like the broth. I'm a huge Nongshim Tonkotsu and Sapporro Ramen Ichi, and Shin Spicy fan. Tantanmem too, love those, but, even though this one says it's a tonkotsu base, it tastes kind of like a fungi/mushroom base, miso base instead, I guess. Definitely didnt taste like the tonkotsu's Ive had before. And I definitely don't like miso. Thought I would try again, been years since I first tried it, but yeah, I still don't like it.It's not overpriced though. I think it's a quality ramen, and if you like the broth, I think you'd find this a worthwhile ramen to add to your pantry. Super easy to cook!

Honestly the best packaged Tonkotsu ramen by far that I’ve tried. I first tried this when it was at Costco a few years back and honestly it’s now become a staple in the house for when we need something quick but good. Price is steep, Costco had the best price but hasn’t seen it there in years. Overall good flavor, just crack open and egg in there while the noddles are cooking, let that sit and stir gently so it doesn’t stick to the bottom. Then cook as directed. I add seaweed and some chili pepper for more flavor but overall great.

These are our favorite ramen. A little expensive but a nice change from the cheaper brands. It has a delicious lemongrass broth.

Noodles were good but the broth was flavorless. To be fair, I'm old and taste is not as discerning as decades ago.

Good noodles I add dashi to it comes out great