I did a taste test of loads (30+) of brands of noodles - had to order most of them online - and Super Noodles were pretty well bottom of my rankings. As you'd expect, noodles from Far East countries scored best and if you're looking for sub-50p noodles, then Koka at 25p a pack at Home Bargains are probably the best budget noodles.

However, the taste test had a clear winner for me at the "expensive" price of 70p (but with a larger bag than almost any other noodles I tested) - Nongshim's Shin Ramyun. It's on the very spicy side so use less of the powder if that concerns you - I fill my bowl with a lot of water so that tends to dliute the spice intensity somewhat. If it's still too spicy, try the Kimchi variant (Tesco has either version - no MSG in either too) which is much milder.

Heat added, everytime I go to Iceland they're either 2 for £1 or 5 for £2

These are tasty but you should watch the saturated fat in them, most have around 60% of RDA....quite shocking really. I stick to the low-fat version and stock up when they are on offer :man:

Agree with the curry ones, they taste awful now. Heat, these are the only noodles (and only the chicken ones) that my kids will eat!

Made for the people who run out of crisps and KFC has closed

:neutral_face:

Same price at farmfoods as well

Chicken ones too I think

I used to really like the curry ones, must have changed the recipe at some point as i find them vile now unfortunately.

good find op,heat added