Sainsbury's own brand noods

Sainsbury's was founded as a single shop in Drury Lane in 1869, and is now the UK's second largest chain of supermarkets. They sell a selection of instant noodles - mainly/exclusively from UK companies, as well as their own brand noods. The packet noods are made in China. The pot noods are made in the UK.

The original Drury Lane shop - photo taken 1919

Curry Flavour Noodles by Sainsbury's (pot)

Very simple, but oh so yummy.

Sainsbury's Chicken Flavour Pasta

Nothing special, but soft, comforting and edible.

Sainsbury's Curry Flavour Instant Noodles (packet)

An everyday, low cost and edible nood. Was made in China, now made in the UK. 15p for 85g. 
Score 3

Sainsbury's Cheese Flavour Pasta
Cheap and cheerful and fairly edible.

Sainsbury's Vegetable Flavour Instant Noodles (packet)

Cheap and cheerful.

Sainsbury's Basics Chicken Flavour Noodles (pot)

Warm and comfy.

Sainsbury's Basics Instant Noodles Chicken Flavour (packet)

An acceptable if not outstanding chicken nood.

Sainsbury's Chicken Flavour Instant Noodles (packet)

You can eat it, but you'll be left feeling dirty yet unsatisfied.

Battle of the brands