Korean Noodles (8Type) Ramen Box wise Emergency Food Supply Storage

It's not that I disliked them, it's the fact that there were only spicy noodles. There were no variety in spice levels. I still have a few left in the box. This company need to start giving levels to spicy noodles. Not everyone can take the heat.

Lots of variety. Good value.

We love trying new foods, and absolutely love ramen noodles. We were excited to have an opportunity to try this assortment of Korean ramen. We do, however, see a few things that need improvement:- these noodles are being sold to US customers so it's safe to assume that most of the buyers would be Englsh-speaking, however all information on the packages is in Korean (which no one in our family can read). I was able to go back to amazon and find out what the flavors were from one of the pictures, but not the ingredients/possible allergens. This is important, and I feel could easily be improved. We ordered snack/food boxes from other countires and while the packages had all info in a foreign language, there were also booklets explaining what is what, and in some cases even a little story about the food/snack, which added to the overall experience. With these noodles it was like trying mystery food...- we received 8 packs of noodles, but only 6 chopsticks. it's not a problem since we're staying home due to COVID-19 and have reusable chopsticks, but someone may not.- the price at the time of this review is close to $30. I feel that for 8 single packs of ramen this is pretty high: you can buy them really cheap at a local Asian market.While this box is as advertized and arrived quickly, I am not sure if I would buy it again or recommend unless you a) can read Korean and b) have no access to an Asian market or need them delivered quickly.

This is a good selection of eight different flavors of Korean ramen along with eight pairs of Korean-style round wooden chopsticks in sealed paper sleeves efficiently packed in a box so that they arrive in perfect condition. The packets are fresh and have prominent expiration dates well in the future. Ramen noodles are fried in oil and go rancid, so they are not a good choice for an emergency food supply unless they are eaten and replaced on a regular basis.Only the flavors and calorie counts are comprehensible to me. It would be helpful if a sheet with ingredient and nutrition information in English were included for those who cannot read Korean. This is especially important for people with allergies or who are vegetarian, etc.

I had figured there would be English translations somewhere, but these are mystery flavors-- and seemingly all spicy. Noodles seem like good quality and don't get mushy, but it's tough not knowing what's in these. Nice packaging if you're willing to take the chance and you enjoy hot spices.