yum yum Instant Noodles Chicken, 60 g, Pack of 30

Probably the best tasting chicken noodles I've come across. Used to see this at the local Asian store but never bothered to try them. Having grown fed up with supermarket chicken noodles that are tasteless and limp, decided to give this a go and was pleasantly surprised. It comes with 3 small packets: the seasoning, the chili powder and some vegetable oil. You put everything into a bowl, with some leftover shredded roast chicken if you have any, pour just boiled H20, wait 5 mins then you have the makings of a simple lunch or quick snack. I normally chuck half a salad bag (can't be asked to chop anything - this is, after all, meant to be a quick fix, no hassle, no prep meal) after the soaking time so the veg stays nice and crisp to eat. The broth is really flavourful, with a hint of garlic (you can actually see tiny bits of garlic floating around in the soup). The chili is really just a pinchful and provides just enough spice to leave a mild tingle on your tongue (I don't like super spicy food but I still chucked in all the chili powder and didn't get my head blown off afterwards). The noodles retain just enough bite after a 4 - 4 1/2 minute soaking in 320ml of just boiled water - any longer and they would probably get too soft, mushy and unpleasant to eat. This was a bulk purchase so you get 30 noodle packs. That might seem like a lot, I did wonder how I'd get through all these noodles before their expiry date (Nov 2015) having just bought them June 2015. But if you eat them 2x a week, then that's 8 noodles for 4 weeks and the whole 30 gone in just under 4 months. Obviously, if you ate one everyday, then the whole lot would be gone in a month. Anyhow, these were really good and I would not hesitate to buy again.

Our Yum Yum noodles addiction started with this one.It has a wonderfully rich chicken flavor and you can add garlic oil (strong! but so delicious) and some sort of chili powder. Both these additions come individually packed so you don't have to add them if you don't want.They are realy good value for money, working out at about 23p a packet, but I'd say a full lunch is 2 packets. My partner eats 3 at a time when he's hungry, but he's a big boy.Side note: Yum Yum wants these noodles to be true instant noodles, i.e. prepared by pouring hot water over them and letting them sit for 3 minutes.My advice: don't. Boil them on the hob for anywhere between 3 and 7 minutes depending on your taste. Results in a far better broth and less spongy noodles.

These are very small, and rather expensive in my opinion (I just don't think instant noodles should be pricey). However, they are well flavoured compared to many other brands, so they make a nice snack.Just don't expect to feel full after.

Tasty noodles and every packet contains a flavour pack of oil, chilli and stock so you can cook various ways

Adore these chicken flavor noodles. So pleased I can buy these on this side of the world. Amazon is the only place I have found them to buy. They come with a chicken flavour sachet, chili powder sachet and a garlic gel sachet. My instant meal in a bowl. Use a large bowl. Boil a jug of water. While waiting for jug to boil, break a packet of noodles into bowl along with flavor sachets, watch the chili. Add finely sliced mushrooms,cabbage, bean sprouts, scallions, courgettes and a few frozen peas. Cooked meat of your choice can be added if desired e.g. a handle full of chicken, thick ham, bacon lardons, BBQ pork. Drop a few drops of soy sauce to your taste into bowl. Pour boiling water over ingredients to just cover. Leave to stand covered for about 3 minutes. Stir to combine then cover again for a few more minutes. Zap in microwave for 1 - 2 mins to reheat if not hot enough for you. My comfort food. Enjoy.

Those are one of my fav ramen and I’ve been waiting to buy them again please bring them back in stock

Nice tasting noodles would buy again

For the cost of having 30 packs delivered it's worth it. However, I find that the flavour is pretty weak. I do make my own ramen seasoning so that's not much of an issue. I do like that the noodles really do hold their shape and remain firm and have a nice chewy texture. Ignore the instructions and simmer for 4 minutes on the hob covered. Good enough for a quick snack or as noodles that are part of another dish.