4 - classic hot and spicy flavour with thread rice noodles and crunchy soya balls. Hits the spot. Dylski.
0 - ‘Unleash the taste’ is the slogan from this ‘Authentic Thai’ range. I had to ‘unleash the taste’ in the form of emergency chilli sauce which was the only way to rescue these ultra-bland noodles. Dylski
1 - tastes of peanuts. Started to get spicy towards the end but also strated to feel sick. Milo
3 - noodles taste nice but didn’t like the lumps. The ‘meat’ lumps were nice though. Finn
3 - not as hot or as spicy as hoped for. Not enough to kick this cold into touch anyhow. Still, they are tasty noodles. Dylski.
4 - another great Fei-Chang flavoured soup. Thin noodles draw up the delicious spicy soup. A tasty classic. Dylski
2 - suspected these would be bland and they were. Although suprising passable chicken soup. If you like that sort of thing. Dylski
3 - these are good tasting noodles, not the best from Indomie. Not overly spicy or hot. Dylski
4 - their low price justifies the elevation of these not too hot n oodles with tasty dried veggy bits to a 4. Guy
1 - bland, bland, bland - i might have fallen asleep eating these noodles and perhaps drowned in them. Guy
3 - filling with some flavour but nothing outstanding. Dylski
2 - uninspiring hot and spicy soup with firm curly noodles. Recommend adding your own embelishments just not chilli sauce: It’s hot enough. Dylski
2 - initially disappointing, the un-spicy mild chicken and mushroom soup is reasonably hearty with chewy bits of mushroom. Dylski
3 - the variety of contents in the 5 sachets combine to make a tasty spicy sauce for the noodles albeit a rather generic spicy flavour. Dylski
2 - not the usual standard expected of Baijia noodles. Soup a bit too oily, sweet potato thread noodles a little slimy and the spices not as distinctive. Go for one of the others. Dylski
