Nissin Cup Noodles Stir Fry Rice with Noodles, General Tso's Chicken, 2.68 Ounce (Pack of 6)

Not a brothy soup - its got rice and noodles that sop up all the liquid. That said the taste is yummy. I'm reordering it again.

These cup noodles stir fry with rice are my absolute favorite. I love all the flavors but sadly I cannot find them in any of my local grocery stores anymore. Thank goodness I found them here on Amazon and for about the same price they were when my local stores did carry them. You can't go wrong with any of they flavors, they are all fantastic.

I was a bit unsure after reading the reviews, but it actually tasted pretty good. It’s on the sweeter side, but I think it’s a flavor that would appeal to the general public in the US. The portion size is good, too. I’d like to try the other flavors as well. I poured in hot water and let it sit for 7 minutes; I didn't use the microwave, but it turned out perfectly. I realized I should have stirred it right after pouring in the hot water.

If I could I'd give no stars, it was half filled and when cooked it was still raw even after 5 minutes of soaking in boiling water.

The mouth feel is great, the flavor is great too, just happens to be a bit too sweet for me.

Notes: -Be careful with water, too much and you get soupy rice -Basically tastes like soy sauce, I get zero general Tso flavor -The cup will leak, so I tend to pour it in a bowl -Cooks fast as described, under 5 minutes Basically it's somewhat soggy, salty, soy flavored rice. It's certainly a quick and convenient food and would make a better backpacking or camping meal than for the house. As far as the fast ramen style "add water and microwave" food goes, I think others are better options.

Easy prep, no dishes to clean up, and if you add a pouch of white meat chicken or salmon, you get a high protein delicious meal with a slight, but nice, kick.

We fell in love with the Nissan Cup o Noodles Stir Fry (especially the Sweet Chili flavor) but when we found the Stir Fry Rice... we wondered why we ever ate noodles WITHOUT rice! It didn't hurt that the flavor is General Tso's Chicken - a favorite of ours. One small nitpick, though... it says "Rice with Noodles." Unless the "noodles" are cut to the exact same size as the rice, there are no noodles. Which is fine by me - I prefer the rice - but if you are EXPECTING noodles... you might be disappointed. I, personally, don't like the lima beans, but... they float to the top when you add the water, so they are super simple to scoop out before you cook it.