Instant reviews on instant noodles, as they are consumed.
Instantly.
Star rating 0-5
rates taste first and foremost but may be swayed by price and presentation.
Fantastic. 5
Very Good. 4Quite Good. 3
Not Bad. 2
Acceptable. 1
No-no. 0
3 - pretty seafoody with a few specs of vegetable shards. Sadly lacking a wide selection of sachets. Dylski
3 - get over the odd vegetable-matter smell and you’ll be rewarded with quite pleasent tasting vegetable soup. Dylski
3 - a little beefy. Not spicy but reasonably satisfying. Dylski
4 - was going to be lower because the none-too-spicy-maybe-even-bland flavour of the soup was not quite up my street. However, the inclusion of dried pork and a decent amount of vegetable demonstrated a commitment to quality rarely found, resulting in a very pleasant experience. Dylski
4 - kimchi-tastic. Tasty and filling. Dylski
3 - crabby. Good if you’re feeling crabby. Dylski
4 - uncomplicated peppery noodle soup in a pot from Indomie. Yum. Dylski.
3.5 - Indian cuisine is a culinary departure for Indomie and it sort of works. Probably the best Indian-dish flavoured instant noodles; definately the best Tikka Chicken flavoured instant noodles. OK, the only Tikka Chicken flavoured instant noodles. A little salty but not generic. Dylski
2 - not particularly memorable, but not offensive or unpleasant, noodle soup with pretty normal noodles. Dylski
3 - an Indomie departure from the dry noodles they normally make. Much of the initial disappointment of only two sachets was recovered by the pretty peppery flavour. Noodles a little spudgy for my liking though. Dylski
4 - not the fullest of flavoured noodles but very filling for a measly 150 calories and the thread rice noodles are beautifully glassy, so this peppery noodle soup scores pretty well. Dylski
5 - a break from the conventional photo (thanks to flakey Nokia phones) and a welcome break from from the run-of-mill instant noodles. Vietnamese style noodles aways score highly and these peppered beef noodles by Mama are no exception. They left me buzzing with endorphins. Dylski
2 - generic but innoffensive ‘Chewy Brand’ noodle soup. The almost luminescent shiney green packaging only marginally compensates for noodle’s stodgy texture and inability to take up any of the soup’s single-sachet chicken flavouring. dylski
4 - distinctly Vietnamese in flavour. These were yummy. Low in calories too. Dylski
4 - excellent lime aroma Tom Sabb noodles from Mama followed by the mouth-watering sweet sour soup. Dylski
