Samyang Spicy Hot Chicken Ramen 11 Flavor Variety Pack - FREE Chopsticks - Korean Buldak Ramen Noodles (11 Pack)

Sadly, Americans don't get access to good instant ramen, and we're forced to buy it from exotic food sellers for fabulous markups. That being said, once you start buying Japanese/Korean ramen, you'll never go back to the sad boring bricks of noodles. Well, maybe once you run out of money for the good stuff.Asia-sourced noodles are higher-quality, with more flavor variety, and more stuff in them. Instead of a dry flavor packet you'll find sauces and vegetables and sometimes freeze-dried seafood.Pay attention to the cooking directions, this isn't the standard 'throw hot water over noodles' affair. Some are, but most have multiple steps.Also, spicy! I'm a spicehead of the highest caliber, nothing is too spicy for me, and this stuff hits just right for a casual lunch. To the inferior spicelet untermensch out there, as Uncle Roger would put it... "Why so weak? You make ancestor cry."Incredibly delicious!

I received all the flavors including the chopsticks and the flavors were all delicious. There wasn’t a single flavor I didn’t like and there is a wide range of spice levels so no matter what your spice tolerance is, you’ll find one that suits you. The taste isn’t for everyone i guess and you have to make sure you know how to make it however I found it to be delicious. The price is also amazing because buldak ramen tends to be pricey but for that much ramen for only $30? That’s a pretty good deal and why I’ve even decided to do the monthly subscription.

if spicy is your thing and you love noodles then this is for you

This is my favorite ramen brand. Even flavors I expected to hate are good (carbonara and quatro in particular). They are all pretty hot, but they're bearable. The only one that was too hot to enjoy was the 2x spicy. The actual noodles are great! The have more flavor and texture than the maruchan or nissin stuff. They're also thicker. I prefer them al dente.The only downside is the flavors with "flakes" (dried meat or vegetables). They cook slower than the noodles so if you put them in the water at the same times at the noodles they emd up hard, dry, and unpleasant. This is easily remedied by putting them into the water for a couple minutes before the noodles.

A little too spicier for my likings.

If you are new to Buldak this is a great way to see what your favorite flavors will be. Personally I think the original and the cheesey ones are awesome. Serve em up hot with 2 soft boiled or overeasy eggs and get that yoke all over the noodles. It makes for an awesome texture on the noodles and they have just the right amount of spice. If you're new to spicy though, AVOID THE 2X VERSION. I can eat the original no problem but the 2x is just too much. I hear they have a 3x version somewhere but that just sounds like pain.

I was only introduced to Buldak Ramen a couple months, but I have since fallen madly in love. I usually get the Dynamart 10-pack, but this one will now be my go-to. The Dynamart 10 is basically the same, but a regular Cheese flavor (in addition to the Quatro Cheese found in both packs) in place of the Tomato Pasta and Curry flavors found here, so I've only tried those two flavors once and they're way worth sacrificing a second Cheese.

These are hot. When I say hot I mean they are blistering hot. Delicious, but 🔥