Mama Instant Top Ramen Noodles Cup & Bowls Sample Bundle with Complementary Hi-Chew (10 Pack)

Are you a vegetarian who likes ramen and spicy food? Then this is a safe buy.Please ignore the reviews that claim some of the noodles are not vegetarian. Yes! Some packages say "Artificial Chicken Flavor" or "Artificial Beef Flavor". But a quick read of the ingredients show that the "artificial" part of the title means "vegetarian imitation" , like buying the Better than Bullion Vegetarian No Chicken Bullion. Taste like chicken without actually having chicken in it.I've purchased this twice now, my first box happened to also be all vegan flavors, this box contains 1 flavor that uses powdered egg whites and milk powder (Buldak Carbonara Artificial Spicy Chicken Flavor if you're curious). Since they are advertising it as vegetarian and NOT vegan, I think this is to be expected.I got this because I really missed ramen noodles when I went vegetarian over a year ago. I cannot buy meat-free ramen where I live and I was hesitant to buy it from Amazon since most purchases necessitated buying a whole box of the same kind and I was worried I wouldn't like the flavor. This is a nice compromise, I have enjoyed all the flavors I've tried, and if I haven't, there's only been one or two packages of a flavor in the box. It's a little more expensive per packet than the non-vegetarian noodles at the store ($2.67 per package, which is pretty pricey for the Mama brand noodles in my area), but it's worth it to me to have the variety.There ARE a number of really spicy flavors in the box, so if that's not something you like, I would say pass on this product.

Great variety of flavors I have never seen before and the taste is way better than the typical brand you buy at Wal-Mart. Will purchase again.

Ramen was very good pricey. I must say, but if you try to catch it on a sale, it would be great. I bought it for one of my young adults. Christmas presents so overall could say very good, less spicy though. I prefer to list of the spice

The variety is okay—most of the first shipment I received was from Vietnam, and Thailand, with a few from Malaysia.The packaging leaves something to be desired—it’s essentially just in a plastic bag. Most of the noodle packages were crushed as a result and about half the bags were punctured or popped. Most of the dried noodles stayed in their respective bags despite this.I was really surprised at the flavor profiles of the noodles I’ve tried so far. They’re both subtle, yet perfect. Never judge a book by its cover with these—some of the ones I thought might be weaker or not-so-great actually turned out to be fantastic!The price is definitely a little on the expensive side for what you get. Purchasing with a subscription gets you a discount that makes it a better price point, though still a little more than I think it should be. If you’re like me and live in the middle of nowhere with no access to an “Asian market,” then this is a neat experience and the price may be worth it. Otherwise, you’ll have to judge it accordingly to your budget.Overall, I think I will keep the monthly subscription. Tasty, fun, a bit pricey, and I wish it was packaged better.

I bought this for my son for Christmas since he loves ramen. We enjoyed most packs and some were just ok. We got down to the last 5 packs and found a giant piece of glass in the fish sauce packet of this pack of ramen. I initially was so pleased with this order and planned to order more this week but now, I will not. All remaining packs will be discarded. Not taking anymore chances.

My son in law who likes tasting all kinds of exotic foods were very happy with these. Loved all the flavors.

My daughter is into Asian Culture from tv, dress, food, etc. I’ve been to a few locations and love the food. She enjoyed this gift from her Ol Man.

Out of the 15 variety pack I ordered and paid way too much for, only 5 of them did not contain a warning that stated it would cause cancer and reproductive harm by the state of California’s website. This is not worth the price at all and you’re better off going to your local Asian market to buy your ramen packs.