Cup Noodles Soup, Chicken Flavour, 2.25 oz (Case 12)

Some people want to know what the protein content is like in Cup Noodles.. I mean if the suggested is asking how much meat is in these? I really can't say that I notice any meat.. there are some and very little chopped vegetables in the soup.. but meat is not really common. I buy entire cases at a time and I've never been overwhelmed with the quantities of chicken bits in the soup. These are very basic meals, moderately bland, and honestly, I add flavor, protein, and vegetables to my soup to enhance the quality. I think as a basic ramen that you can easily cook and then add things to they're really great but if you're looking to substantiate meals with these? No, I can't say that they're going to satisfy you like other comparable brands. On the other hand the sodium content is low, the noodles themselves are a nice flavor, and for just a basic snack I really love them. I really like that they're not in Styrofoam cups, it makes me feel safer about microwaving them and they feel somewhat larger in size than maruchan and some other smaller cups. Some competitors have better protein content, veg content, and overall flavor, but they can be up to 10 times the price... So value wise I think this is an amazing cup of soup that I feel good about buying because I supplement additional flavor and ingredients as I have available and see fit.

Pretty good quick meal. Not very much mutritional value. Slightly filling. Tastes pretty good. Sodium level is through the roof. I honestly have no idea why there's 50% of the daily recommended intake of salt in one little cup of noodles. It's just unnecessary. So I just don't drink the broth. I pour it down the drain after eating the noodles, which tbh are fairly tasty. But that much salt will kill you. I also know that Nissin makes a version of this in Japan with much less sodium. Why they don't offer the product on Amazon is beyond me. Just my honest opinion.

I have purchased these several times without issue, and they are great little cups of ramen. I like that they come in a paper cup rather than a plastic container. They normally come in their original packaging where they are sealed together. My most recent purchase however wasn't in it's original packaging. They were taken out of the packaging and put onto a third party box. Which makes me hesitant because I don't know the extent to which they have been tampered with.

I've been eating these since I was in high school. My mother would give me $2 a day for lunch and I would buy one of these to eat which cost 25 cents and I would spend the rest of the money on cigarettes. And I'm still eating them today, except I no longer smoke. I buy them by the case so I'll always have them in my pantry.

Luv the taste