Chicken Ramen Donburi | Review by 王小鈞

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Chicken Ramen Donburi

“Chicken Ramen” in a Cup, from the World’s First Instant Ramen.

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Chicken Ramen, one of the world's earliest instant ramen products, has now come out in a DONBURI cup noodle version and individual packs! The familiar, nostalgic traditional flavor is simple but grows on you the more you eat it. The broth is light and smooth, and paired with chewy noodles, every bite has that classic Japanese instant ramen taste.

Whenever I travel to Japan, instant noodles are always among my must-buy souvenirs! Whether I have a bowl as a late-night snack, when I'm craving something, or bring some back to Taiwan to enjoy later, it's always so satisfying! This classic flavor really has stood the test of time〜 If you like Japanese instant noodles, this one is definitely worth trying! Next time you go to Japan, remember to put it on your shopping list!

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Maruchan Green Tanuki Tempura Soba

This cup-style instant soba can be enjoyed just by pouring boiling water and waiting for 3 minutes. Topped with aromatic small shrimp tempura, it's a very popular product.
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MARUCHAN Green Tanuki Tempura Soba is quick and easy to enjoy—just pour in hot water, wait 3 minutes, and you’ll have piping-hot soba noodles!

The broth has a rich aroma, paired with the distinctive flavor of soba noodles and a tempura topping for a very Japanese taste. It’s especially satisfying when you miss Japanese food but don’t feel like cooking!

There’s no need to go all the way to a restaurant—you can easily enjoy delicious Japanese instant noodles at home. It’s great to keep around for a late-night snack or an easy meal. If you see it at a supermarket in Japan, remember to bring a few bowls home! Japan has so many great instant noodles that I always end up buying more than I can fit in my suitcase〜
Maruchan Red Kitsune Udon

This cup instant udon only needs hot water and a wait of 5 minutes to be ready to eat. Topped with slightly sweet deep-fried tofu, it's so popular in Japan that it's hard to find anyone who doesn't know about it.
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Every time I go to Japan, the instant noodle aisle at the supermarket is definitely on my must-stock-up list! Maruchan Red Kitsune Udon is a bowl of instant udon featuring a carefully crafted dashi flavor, letting you enjoy a delicious Japanese taste with just a simple preparation.

What surprised me most was that there was actually a whole piece of fried tofu inside! The tofu soaks up the rich broth, and every bite is filled with its savory-sweet flavor. Paired with the chewy udon noodles, it's so satisfying to eat while piping hot!

There's no need to make a special trip to a restaurant—you can easily enjoy this familiar Japanese flavor right in your hotel room. Having a bowl as a late-night snack or whenever you're hungry brings maximum happiness!
Cup Noodles Curry Flavor

Nissin Foods, the inventor of the world’s cup ramen “Cup Noodles”, launched its curry-flavored noodles just two years after its start of sales. The noodles have a good body and the curry flavored soup is mild and creamy with the sweetness of vegetables.
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Every time I go to Japan, I absolutely have to bring home some Nissin instant noodles! This classic Nissin Cup Noodles Curry is especially a must-buy that I stock up on every trip to Japan!

The rich curry broth has a mild aroma and a thick, smooth texture. Paired with the springy noodles, every bite is packed with curry flavor. It’s so addictive that I can’t stop eating it!

Whether I have a cup as a late-night snack, when I’m craving something, or when I miss Japan, it always makes me so happy~

Every time I go to Japan, I can’t help but stock up. Even when my suitcase is about to burst, I still have to squeeze in a few cups before I’m satisfied!

All I can say is that Japanese instant noodles really have their own charm, and Nissin Cup Noodles Curry is definitely one of the items on my must-buy list in Japan!