Nissin Fire Wok, Torched Teriyaki Chicken, Hot & Spicy Chile Infused Asian Noodles, 3.10 Ounce (Pack of 12)

​I keep these in my pantry for days when I need a fast meal with a lot of flavor. The spice level is intense but addictive, and the Sichuan beef flavor is spot on. They are super easy to prepare and much more satisfying than regular instant noodles. If you enjoy hot and spicy Asian noodles, you won't be disappointed with these!

These are really good and spicy, low cost and delicious to heat and eat without slowing down your day with heavy meals.

Good amount of heat, also a good portion size, I like the texture, its also easy. however it is just too expensive to buy on the regular I have to wait to buy it for it to go on sale. I wont pretend this is super high quality because its not, but it is yummy in my tummy!

I'm not sure why anyone's out there saying the molten chicken doesn't have flavor. It's probably one of the loudest I've had from a cup of noodles. That said, that's not a very good thing for me. It kinda tastes like a weird take on orange chicken. Way too fruit forward for my liking. I will say it tastes pretty good after balancing it out with a healthy spoonful of chili flakes and some Chinese black vinegar, like actually really decent to the point I'll 4-star it since it's quite easy and cheap to complement and doctor up well. As for heat, it's a touch less spicy for me than the volcanic Mongolian beef variety. I'm no chili head but I've been around the block, and it's an appreciable heat. Nothing debilitating, though.

This is legitimately my favorite ramen bowl in the world. Yes there are better quality bowls, but the spice and the price on these is amazing. In terms of pork flavored ramen bowls, nothing compares to this. This is an absolute treat as far as I am concerned, and it is worth giving a shot at least once. Highly recommended!

Yummy but a lot of sodium. I usually use half of the noodles and half of the powder.

These are good little lunch meals. These are a little spicy so If you don't like spicy you can get the same type of meal without the spice. One of these meals and a little package of cheese crackers fill me up and I am about 200 pounds. The two together come to about 620 calories. They take about 4 minutes in the microwave. I cook them a little bit different than the instructions. I didn't like it quite so juicy so I cooked it longer. You have to figure that out on your own.

The Sizzlin' Pork flavor strikes a nice balance between flavor and spice. It's the least spicy of the Fire Wok flavors, but it still has a bit of a kick to it. I've also tried the Volcanic Mongolian Beef flavor; it also has great flavor, but it's much spicier. Just a touch too spicy for me with the Fire Sauce added, to be honest. The Mongolian Beef without the Fire Sauce added is just about as spicy as this Sizzlin' Pork with the Fire Sauce. Both of the flavors I've tried from this line are a great value for the money. Basically $1.50 apiece, about the same cost as basic Nissin Cup Noodles, but you're getting almost twice as much food and more flavor, as well. They also cost about 1/3 as much as the Tapatio ramen bowls I was initially interested in checking out when I found these Nissin Fire Wok bowls. I just placed an order for the Scorchin' Sesame Shrimp flavor, and I'm looking forward to trying that. The label suggests it has a spice level between the Sizzlin' Pork and the Volcanic Mongolian Beef. Edit: Now that I've had more experience with this product, I have to downgrade it. The problem is, you cook it for five minutes in the microwave. This reduces the liquid to a thick sauce. It's still great, but I have a problem with it. It boils over and makes a mess in your microwave. I have to lower my rating from 5 stars to 3 for this. I was interested in this product because I thought it'd be nice to keep a stockpile of ramen at work, but this is not a good product for that use. I don't want to have to clean the office microwave every time I make a bowl of noodles for lunch.