Mike's Mighty Good Ramen Soup, Chicken, 1.6 Oz

Good quality quick lunch just add water or chicken broth to the cup along with provided seasoning packet and a tiny provided packet of chicken broth. Add a green salad and you have a delicious healthy meal. Or add a tuna fish sandwich for a more filling dinner. I keep these in my drawer at work in case I forget my lunch.

Great taste will order again

Great quality and healthy ingredients, but it is expensive for what you get. I added 2 soft boiled eggs for a filling lunch. Comes with ramen noodles, a flavor pack, and a chicken broth/oil pack. Very quick and simple to make, though adding your own ingredients adds prep time. Overall, I'm not sure it's worth the price, but considering how few healthy ready to go options are out there, I will likely buy again in a larger container/portion size to get a more filling meal.

Let me preface this with saying that I'm a Japanese native, and that the instant noodles I've been forced to eat in the US are some sort of a sick joke compared to even the worst we had to offer. This is also taking our palette differences into account. I mean, yes, these are better than the trash-tier cup ramen you can buy for less than a dollar, but these aren't really at the level of actual Japanese cup noodles either, which, to be fair, may be an unfair comparison. The noodles were slick and spaghetti-like, which did not properly entangle with the broth or soak up much flavor. The broth was decent, but it was a bit on the bland side, and there's just... no toppings in it. Just broth and a tiny clump of lackluster noodles, so there's very little you get for the price. (You do get a decent amount of broth, so... go cook up a cheap cup to add to it, I guess?) I suppose we're supposed to add our own toppings, like the packaging shows, but if I wanted to be that involved in a CUP ramen, I'd be making the packaged ones instead, which taste far better. (A review picture on here shows Nissin's green Raoh ramen, which probably has the best broth I've had from instant ramen in the US) As a final nail in the coffin (at least, personally), I can now get Nissin's "Original" cup noodles, which are priced around $12 for a pack of 6, which achieve ~80% of the actual original's flavor, so unless you're specifically buying this because you can get it delivered as an Amazon Fresh purchase, I'd go for those. They even come with toppings, consisting of meatball chunks (beef and pork), scallions, shrimp, and bits of scrambled eggs. TLDR: Look up Nissin Original Cup Noodle and be happier.

The whole family loves this ramen. It tastes clean

This was a joke. Open it to add water and there is a ball of ramen not much bigger than a golf ball. Even when filled to waterline, this product just barely comes about halfway up. The soup base was cloudy and the taste wasn’t pleasant at all. I can’t believe I paid $3 for this.

My kids fight over this stuff, it’s delicious!

I would consider these snack size ramens. The flavor is incredible but it's definitely a small meal. I would consider adding some chicken and toppings to vamp it up a bit.