Gluten Free Meister Japanese Miso Ramen 6pk (Vegan)

I Love Gluten Free Meister’s gluten free noodles so I was excited to try this soup with the flavor packet. First impression was that I thought it was strange to cook the noodles and then add the flavor once they finished cooking, but once I added the sauce I realized why- It was a thick paste and probably wouldn’t allow the noodles to cook properly if it was added at the same time as them. The sauce is a rich and flavorful soy base with reminders of soy sauce but much more depth. The noodles have an amazing texture that for a brief moment made me stop and second guess if I was in fact eating gluten free - phew, yes it’s written large across the package. They are delicious and much more interesting than rice noodles. If you are gluten free, like myself, then you often find rice noodles are your main option for Asian dishes and that can get boring. I might try adding an egg in the future, crack it in at the end once the noodles are done and stir quickly then add sauce, or vice versa. If this review helped you make a decision about deciding to purchase or not to purchase this yummy soup you can repay the favor and let me know by marking this review as helpful!

SO GOOD! You need to try this! We will buy this over and over again!

Our teen loves this ramen. She has Celiac Disease and ramen is one of the things she missed the most. This is by far her favorite ramen and she's tried so many. A little pricey, but amazing. So grateful for this product.

It is a pretty good taste. Noodles are too starchy so when it time to boil them use bigger pot with a lot of water and boil water to secondary pot for soup pouches. Package said after boiled noodles adds soup pouch. It’s too starchy for me. This way you will really enjoy the soup and noodle.

Out of the three flavors, I would say this one is my least favorite, but I still like the noodles, but I would buy the pork flavor

Love the gluten-free option taste amazing! Easy to prepare.

This ramen used to be my favorite. But this time, it’s not. Last week, I received the box of ramen after a long unavailability. I opened a bag of noodles, and cooked it as usual, but the noodles got broken into pieces as I cooked. I had to have porridge like soup at the end. I tried cooking another bag, but had the same result. Can I still claim for refund?

It's OK. taste isn't great, very basic soy sauce taste. The noodle are average.