Instant Noodle Review

3 - prize for the smallest print instructions goes to this Edo pack of Okinawa flavour noodles wind with its nano-scale print instructions. Provides you with your daily quota of sodium and unami-powered shrimp soup. Dylski

3.5 pleasantly packed with a rainbow of spongy and rubbery bits and bobs. Unfortunately the flavour was not as diverse as the colourful contents. Dylski

3 - another standard spicy noodle soup. Good for a cold, though not as fiery as they promised. Dylski

4 - certainly scores well for novelty. These noodles are served COLD! Quite Korean in their distinctive flavour, which I did enjoy. Cold noodles on the other hand are a little odd. Dylski

3 - I thought Sapporo was a beer but it also appears to be the flavour of these noodles. A bit bland but I was hungry enough for these to taste quite good. Dylski

5 - the sachet of sour black liquid propels these noodles over the crowds of wannabe interesting noodles. The chilli’s simply icing on the cake. Dylski

5 - the succulent seafood sauce sachet packed prawns of pico proportions. Prefect performance. Dylski

4 - tasty Fei Chang soup with sweet potato noodles. Very similar to Baijia’s Fei-Chang soup. I think many of the same ingredients, just in fewer sachets. Not very hot, these have a subtle aromatic aniseed flavour to them. Dylski

3.5 - who can resist a noodle by the name of U.F.O.? Unassuming Food Object is what it means. Reasonably tasty dry noodles that don’t live up to the great expectations of the fiery red packaging. Dylski

3.5 - not a great deal of noodle considering the size of the pack and the tom yum flavour was not as intense as expected but the experience was enhanced by the inclusion of crackers and dehydrated prawns. Dylski

2 - I’m sure ‘fresh’ shrimp flavoured instant noodles is a contradiction of terms. The soup was pretty clear with a little cubes of orange veg and green seaweed that made a pleasant sight. Overall flavour was subtle pawn. Maybe that’s what fresh shri

3.5 - spicy mushroom flavour. The mushroom flavour didn’t stand out particularly, but there were bits of mushroom in the hot red soup. Plenty of soup, noodles and hotness; very filling. Dylski

3.5 - hot, tasty and filling. Red soup, like the packet. Almost a 4. Dylski

4 - wicked. Especially if you like pickled cabbage fish flavours. Which I do happen to like a lot. Quite Vietnamese, although not sure if these were. Dylski

3 - curry, seafood and pot noodles are three word not often found together but when they feature on this tasty snack they quirk well together, although a little quirky! Dylski