Official ICHIRAN Take-Home Ramen Kit (Pork Bone Broth Flavor), Authentic Tonkotsu Ramen Noodle Soup Imported from Japan

Just add some ajitsuke tamago, cha-siu, green onions, mushrooms and you have got the perfect ramen. Very easy to prepare. A little expensive but you can't get a better ramen at home experience.

I've have been wanting this ramen for MONTHS and I finally got my hands on some. Holy cow, best ramen ever!! The flavor is indescribable, absolutely delicious. I've never drank merchant broth due to the saltiness, but this stuff?? I drank that like it was fine wine. I was actually sad when I finished it all to be honest..10/10 definitely will be buying more in the future, definitely worth the price. Y'all gained another out of country customer!

This is the best “instant” ramen I’ve found the price is justified.

This is so tasty and easy! I stock it in my pantry now to have when I need a simple hot meal.

I’ve bought this brand for years now. I grew up eating Japanese ramen and this is pretty legit. Absolutely love the flavor, spice, and great quality. 4 stars only due to price point. I get it. Inflation. They used to sell it as 5 servings for $29. Now it’s 3 servings for the same price.

This is a very good and high-quality product. The noodles are fresh, the broth concentrate is rich and flavorful, and the spicy seasoning packs add a nice customizable kick. It truly brings the authentic Ichiran experience to your home, delivering a taste that’s both fresh and satisfying.However, the kit is undeniably pricey considering its simple contents: just noodles, broth concentrate, and spicy seasoning. For the current price, it feels steep, especially when you consider that a standard Ichiran bowl in Japan—complete with all ingredients and fully prepared—costs around $7, and a larger portion is around $9. If the price of this kit were reduced to about $15 to $20, it would feel more fairly priced and accessible.Ichiran’s quality and brand reputation are top-notch, but it would be even greater if this high quality could reach more customers at a fair price. Every potential customer deserves the experience and quality that Ichiran delivers.

This is one of the best bowls of instant ramen that I’ve ever had… and I’ve tried the majority of instant ramen available in the US.. it’s sweet, Umami, salty (obviously) savory.. one of the biggest selling point is that it comes with real noodles. The noodles dot over saturate, I can leave them to absorb the broth, come back and all of my delicious broth still remains in the bowl.. if you want quality instant ramen, this is it.

Very good ramen and like all ramen, just requires a pot of boiling water, easy enough. I’m not sure that putting it in a fancy box makes it taste any better though (or justifies the premium price). Because, well, as everyone is fond of saying these days, “at the end of the day”, (or even if you have it for breakfast or lunch), it’s still just ramen! It’s dried noodles and a packet of concentrated soup base so how much could it cost? Even without condiments, veggies, meat, fishcake, shiitake mushrooms, rolled/sliced egg, dumplings or however you like to “soup up” your ramen, it’s always filling and satisfying, but for me, I’d be happy to pay $25 and forego the box, or rather than the box, get another bundle of noodles, which very likely cost less than the box does. Right? Guys? Out there? Listening Chef-san? Maybe options/variations for next year? Because you know you need to expand/evolve with the times, customer sentiment, tariff conditions, etc. Because what will happen if/when ICE agents start disappearing Japanese ramen eaters and re-instate concentration camps just like the soup base concentrate? It would be obvious that the box’s serve no good purpose is all I’m saying. Otherwise, it’s good ramen, in a box, that’s the same price as sashimi