Official Ichiran Ramen Takeaway Kit (Pork Bone Broth Flavour) Authentic Tonkotsu Ramen Noodle Soup Imported from Japan

This stuff is so good. Wish it was priced a little better, but even so, it's worth it. Great product, highly recommend trying it.

Quick and easy prep. The noodles and soup are pure, unadulterated comfort food, even if you didn't grow up eating this sort of thing. As opposed to a typical bowl of instant ramen, which I'm sure we've all had plenty of, the feeling after finishing a bowl of Ichiran is different. The noodles are light, and strike a singular balance between firm and chewy. The broth-concentrate soup is very delicious and savory, and the prep honestly couldn't be easier. This soup is delicious. I only have two criticisms (and they're not, really). The red spice powder is undeniably pleasant and a perfect complement to the broth, but I don't know that I'd call it "hot". And the elephant in the room - you'd be forgiven for likening ten dollars per serving (that's three complete servings per box) of instant ramen to the noodle soup version of "millennial burger joint", but keep in mind that this is clearly pretty high quality, and it's also imported, and there's a global trade war going on. Even then, this is really some special stuff, and I believe it's worth the money if you can overlook the initial sticker shock.

Definitely high-quality packaging and product. Long straight noodles. Generous serving size for dinner. Best part of it is the noodles, great texture and chew. They give you 3 individually wrapped packets of noodles, 3 soup base packet of liquid, and 3 powder spice packet. The package warns about the spice level but using the whole packet only takes me to maybe medium wings/hot chicken spice level. I use almost the whole packet. I get more fish-taste than pork. I'm still on the fence on flavor. It's good but I don't imagine craving it. While consistently ranked high by professional chefs, I'd likely try another flavor by the same company.

The taste is solid. I just think the price is a bit off putting when you can get high quality ramen like Nissin Raoh for less, or frozen store branded ones. I think it's fun if you're use to store bought ramen and want an elevated experience. The togorashi spice gives the noodles a great taste, and the noodles have a good firmness.

It’s worth the price for the quality!!! Omg restaurant quality seriously. Eat is as is or add your toppings and it’s the best ever.