Dead cheap for a cup noodle. 40p from Tesco. And that includes the little unfolding fork. You have two choices for the amount of water you put in - either snack level or soup level. But it's hard to judge because the mark is on the outside of the cup, and you can't see through the material, and it's hard to judge because the dried noodles cover the spot where the water levels are. Best to follow the instructions and not put in the powder until after you've finished messing about getting the water level just right.
It's a decent nood. Nice spice. I think this is decent value for money, and I wouldn't object if someone shoved these in my mouth again.
Date: Feb 2013 Score: 7
I like these. Not hot, but certainly spicy. they do have a lively lime and coriander flavour. The noodles are a little thin, but acceptable. Made in China with all veggie (and mostly chemical) ingredients. All round a decent little lunch which wakes up the mouth quite pleasantly. Nice one.
Date: Oct 2015 Score: 8
Other reviews:
Foodstufffinds (Good detailed review)
Some kids on YouTube (Funny, one stabs the dried noods with a big knife and breaks the cup - then mends it with a plaster!)
The Ramenrater (He doesn't like 'em - but always seems to smother his noods in food and sauce so I'm not sure how he can properly experience the noods. Says he rates before he does it - but why would he eat noods he doesn't like twice in a row?)
Proper customers on Amazon (Fairly universal acclaim from true noodfans!)
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