Kabuto Noodles | Chilli Chicken Ramen Flavour Instant Noodles | Pack of 6 x 65g Instant Pots

Love these noodles, we buy regularly

Super delicious !Here's a tip. Open the carton. Lift out the ball of noodles. Sieve the remaining contents of the pot into a bowl and discard the bits. Pour the powder back into the pot. Add a chicken Knorr Stockpot and a quarter teaspoon of MSG and a pinch of ginger. Fill with boiling water, stir, leave for 3-4 mins, stir, then enjoy !

Nothing with low calories is going to taste as good as the good stuff with all the calories in.Although I am quite a fussy person and I quite enjoy these noodles for my lunch every other day.More costly than the standard pot noodles but better for you.I don't fill the pot up to the water line as I don't like watery soup left at the end, so I just fill it up to just past the noodles and it works well for me.The noodles don't have a lot of flavour but the sauce does so my advice is to have a fork of noodles then a slurp of sauce.

I picked up the Kabuto Miso Ramen when it was on sale. The packaging looks good and it's great that it's fully recyclable. The noodles themselves were a highlight: thin strands, different from the usual instant ramen, which was a nice texture change. It's just pour water over, so easy enough to prep.However, the flavour was surprisingly mild. It lacked any real punch, which made the salt content quite shocking when I checked the label: over 3 grams per pot. That's more than half the daily maximum recommended by the NHS, not exactly a healthy 300 cal "snack".Considering the price, even discounted, it feels a bit steep for such a subtle taste, especially with that much salt. When you compare it to a standard Nissin Cup Noodle, most have similar sodium levels, but better variety and stronger tastes. You could probably just grab a Nissin, potentially get a more robust flavour for your money, and consume about the same amount of salt anyway. This was decent, but not compelling enough to choose over cheaper, potentially tastier (though equally salty) alternatives.

Not very nice and has a texture of soggy Bombay mix noodles when made.I expected soft, almost chewy noodles but these definitely don't reach anywhere near that state when cooked as instructed. Hardish, bity very thin noodles.Broth isn't that bad but needs more chicken flavour.Very lacking in added vegetables... Basically just broth with bitty noodles.

I buy these noodles in bulk as my sons and my husband love to have them on the shelf in the kitchen whenever they are peckish or hungry. Often they add extra things such as an egg, or other times they just eat them straight from the pot. If we run out they always let me know to buy some more!!

These are by far my favourite noodles. I find the flavouring to be the best and they are the only noodles I eat that don't make me feel disgusted with how unhealthy I am!The downside is the price to product ration. When you open the packaging you'll find the noodles sat at the bottom with about 75% of the container empty. They will tell you it's to ensure the air to product ration inside is to ensure the best flavour or whatever marketing mumbo jumbo they decide to copy and paste to you, but i am not convinced.It will be to ensure the product LOOKS large on the outside while saving costs on the inside.This aside, they are still my favourite noodle. I just don't buy often because they are certainly a premium noodle.

Love these noodle pots, the flavour is spicy and refreshing but creamy at the same time. Perfect if you're a Thai food lover. I don't particularly like spice, these weren't too hot for me but did leave my tongue tingling a bit. This is my favourite flavour of instant noodle pot to buy as a coeliac.