A-Sha Ramen Noodles Pantry Variety Bundle, Air-Dried Never Fried, 20 Pack

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Yes, it's too expensive. But is it that good? Yes, I believe it's really worth it. I was lucky that this recent Prime days drop the price $9.36 less. From $38.99 to $29.63: what a deal!!! I bought 2 more sets of 4. Chose the ones that I haven't tried. They are made of great quality ingredients. Would I call it healthy like the way they say? Perhaps if you compare them to all the cheap ramen out there, then yes! Think you are paying for fresh air-dried noodles. DELICIOUS 😋

Each package is full of flavor. These are incredibly easy to make, and they pair well with lots of other ingredients. I added a soft boiled egg to some (for additional protein), crunchy chili onion sprinkle (for an extra kick), as well as sesame seeds to garnish. While those are great additions, the noodles are full of flavor and don't necessarily need them. The quality is wonderful and the noodles have a fantastic texture. Each flavor packet is delicious. These are great for a quick lunch or as part of a bigger dinner. Definitely check them out.

These are the only ramen noodles I will eat and they are getting so hard to find in the grocery store anymore. The texture is so much better than others, the sauce packets vs the nasty powder ones in others. No comparison. They taste way better and appear to be much more healthy.

I really like these so far and will probably purchase again. I like fried instant noodles but wanted to eat something healthier. This is coming from someone who grew up eating Chinese noodles prepared in various ways. I will be reviewing each of them. (Will continue to update post once I've tried all flavors). All noodles have a wonderful texture. Firm, yet soft. Not soft or mushy. Hakka: Definitely can taste the soy. It's not very salty. The chili is mild, like a 2/5. I usually don't eat chili so this was fun for me. Some people might find the overall flavor to be weak. I recommend dressing it up by adding more chilli oil or delicious toppings. Mandarin: This one smelled like childhood! My mother's favorite combination for mixed noodles were sour sauce and sesame oil. I'd say this one tasted more soy than sesame. I also found this to be saltier than the Hakka.

Best dry noodles ever found! My picky eater loves her “long noodle”