Its great, easy to store, tasty and even easier to make. The fork in every cup is maybe a bit of the targeted population, afterall gamers arent gonna need a fork when they eat this at home. Also the cups were missing the indicator for how much water you need to put in. And the powder has made me sneeze multible times.

while I love the flavor, I do wish you had the bricks with flavor packet etc in stock. Makes it a lot easier to just put the noodles and water in a bowl and microwave plus less waste

This is a nice soup with a mild curry flavor. It works as a good base to spice to preference and complements various protean add-ons.

These are hardly bad, but you can get better for your money.

The pros: The noodles are actually legitimately good quality. MUCH better then your standard top ramen 3 cent plastic noodles. It comes with its own fork, which for people who want to use these as a mid day meal or a snack on the go is also a big plus. And the seasoning packet, for whats there (more on that in the cons...) is tasty!

The cons: I feel like in an effort to keep these instant noodles appearing at least moderately healthy the company kept the seasoning low in order to lower keep calories/salt down a bit. I can applaud their effort, but the downside is there really isn't enough seasoning here to make a proper soup. It tends to collect at the bottom in a little slurry and doesn't really coat the noodles well. Whats there tastes good, but it's not enough. And for over a dollar a cup? You can 100% get better ramen for that price.

So why still a 4? Because if you are alright with adding in a bit of your own seasoning (hell even just a pinch of salt works wonders) or better yet some sesame oil, an egg, anything you'd normally throw into ramen, the good quality noodles shine through. And hey, for folks who do want something more snack like, or a little lighter on sodium and don't mind the light taste that goes with it, these are great.

A very honest review on the product is the noodles are just 'ok'. Looking them over and thinking about it, i don't think they're worth the price.

At the price of $2.40 per cup (AUD) the size & quality just isn't there, with Australian another australian brand adding more for just 10 cents more.

The seasoning satchet is also tiny (I wanna say half a teaspoon if that) and comparing to other local brands, is just tiny.

The box it arrived in was also strange, one box was neatly within the larger box so i could unpack it, the other 30 or so cups were just dumped in the larger box with my gamer supps & a thin bit of plastic at the bottom which i assume was meant to protect it.