OTOKIJin Ramen Spicy Flavor, 4.23 oz (Pack of 18) - Authentic Korean Instant Noodles, Rich and Savory Broth, Quick and Easy Meal

These are the noodles you should get AS THE STANDARD. Yes, get the other noodles, but make sure this is on your shelf. Delicious and perfect snack or meal when you don't have time to make anything else. Better quality of course than your Nissim noodles, and enjoyable.

This is my favorite, go-to Ramen. It has a nice taste and flavor. My grandchildren like to fix it for lunch, and they frequently add extra ingredients to give it extra punch. Sometimes they add spices, peppers, meat, etc. Anything that suits their fancy. Honestly, they make it better than I do. It's a household staple for us, and we can even use it as a dinner course. It's a great addition to any pantry.

GREAT PRODUCT!

Okay after buying some really good ramen lately, I have become a ramen snob! The Maruchan doesn't cut it anymore! Lol I bought the Jin spicy version because I'm a big fan of spicy ramen after trying another brand. This did not disappoint at all! Definitely has some heat to it but not light your mouth on fire hot. Very good flavor, thick noodles and it is at a really good price. I like my ramen kind of soupy so I add extra water. I add 3 cups of water, ramen and both spice packs to a microwave safe bowl, microwave for exactly seven minutes, perfection! Give it a shot and come back and give me a helpful thumbs up! If you like less juice, try 2 cups of water and go from there.Only ramen, so far, that I have found better is Nongshim Shin Black Spicy Beef Bone Broth and Nongshim Shin Gold Spicy Chicken Broth. I cook these the same exact way as the method above. Both are amazing and come in at around $2.00 a pack versus around $1.27 for Jin. So up to you, I like to switch it up so I have all three in the mix.

I bought these after seeing three Asian chefs rate the best of commercial dried ramens. This one was chosen #1 by the judge whose taste I most trusted. The noodles are by far the best I’ve ever had from an instant ramen & the broth is bold w a nice little kick.

I was on a bit of a binging spree with instant noodles, so I was going through and buying anything that was highly rated, not knowing if those reviews were fake or not. I am extremely happy with this one. Portion size is really good, spices are delicious and noodle quality is great. The decently sized pieces of mushroom, green plant (not sure if it's green onion, but either way tastes really good) and tiny pieces of mystery meat are a great addition. They're spot on with the mild classification for the heat rating, because this gives a very pleasant amount of heat to complement the excellent flavor, without overpowering it. I'd say this is in my top five instant noodles at the moment and I will buy it again. Two thumbs up!

I’d consider myself a bit of a ramen connoisseur of both packaged and handmade ramen. I’ve tried all of the Korean versions and Japanese. For Korean version, nothing tops Ottogi Jin Ramen. Whether you choose spicy or mild, you will experience full flavor with noodles that don’t become mushy and soggy. I like to boil an egg for 7 minutes then cut halfway and place on top. I also crack and whisk an egg into the soup as the noodles are cooking. You can add chopped green onions and even thinly sliced meat. The beauty about Ramen is that you can always add more to it if that’s your desire. The possibilities are endless. Enjoy this well made product.

Jin ramen is bomb, but even the mild is fairly spicy to my North American palate. Just bear that in mind when purchasing. In terms of flavor and quality, it’s a 10/10 recommend. For a truly non-spicy alternative, Sapporo Ichiban soy flavor ramen is also great. I have 4 kids who are big fans of both. These are far & away better than the typical varieties sold in US chain grocery stores.