Samyang Buldak Hot Spicy Chicken Ramen Noodle Korean Stir-Fried Ramen (10, Jjajang)

So yummy and got me through college on a budget.

Very very spicy. Too much for me haha

Very delicious, love the variety, easy to make, perfect sampler!

If you're like me, I saw Buldak noodles in so many videos on Facebook and TikTok that I really wanted to try them. I will give forewarning that if you do not like spicy food, these are not the noodles for you. I only put half the sauce packs in my noodles and they still have some good spice to them. So definitely find a different brand to try.But I bought this sampler pack and discovered some new favorites, for sure.You can boil the noodles or go the quick way and microwave them as well.I personally drain most of the water before adding the packets included. Then I tried the noodles without any additions first. But 99% of the time, I'd end up adding some more seasoning, milk, and cheese. They're so yummy that way.Personal Favorites: Carbonara and JjajangDecent: Quattro Cheese, Kimchi, Habanero Lime, Creamy CarbonaraEh: Original, 2x SpicyFlavors I really didn't care for: Corn, Stew StyleI definitely plan to keep some Carbonara and Jjajang in my pantry. And my Walmart recently added Buldak to their shelves so I can keep at least one of my favorites around always.

It was a fast and easy meal, but was way too spicy for my liking. I ended up making it with only 1/2 of the heat packet!

Excelente producto muy ricos

If you can handle spicy stuff, i’d deff recommend getting these. I eat one almost everyday, and I still have over half of the amount I ordered left, and i’ve had them for abt 2 weeks now. It’s a pretty good portion for one person as well.

yum Yum YUM!!!I have been dying to try an authentic Korean Ramen… These are from South Korea and taste nothing like the typical Ramen we have here in America. The seasoning is more of a creamy seasoning. I live in New Mexico and we love our spicy food here. We eat spice on everything… Pizza, eggs, sandwiches, steak, I mean you name it, chili is on it. The spice in this Ramen definitely has a bite and the more spice you put in, the sweeter it gets (weird, I know). The noodles are slightly thicker than the traditional Ramen noodle where are used to in the states-and they taste amazing. I would 100% recommend this delicious Ramen.