Vegetarian Mi Goreng Flavour Noodles - 85 grams (Pack of 5)

Personally I do not like noodles but this particular product changed my mindset. The crunchy fried onions are an absolute delight. I crave these noodles. Of course you can add additional veggies and sauces to make it look or taste more appealing but standalone is worth it too

The flavour is very different from normal instant noodles in India, though it is spicy in the middle range. I loved the mi goreng flavour.

So, here goes ... Pros:- - It contains pouches of sweet soy sauce, oil, sweet chilli sauce, tastemaker powder and dry fried onion crumbles. - It’s a little bland, sweet and not at all spicy. You can build up more flavour by adding soy sauce, vinegar, fried/caramelised onions, fried/boiled eggs.. etc etc. - Not everyone would like it and it’s a but costly considering they are just noodles. Pros: - Good alternative to mi goreng. It satisfies the craving for Endomie. - Cooks faster, decent quality of noodles. - People who eat endomie mi goreng would Relate that it’s a cheaper and less flavour ful alternative to that. But sadly mi goreng isn’t available in India yet.

These noodles are the non soupy variety. They come with sweet soy sauce, onion oil, chilly oil, seasoning and dehydrated fried onions. Just mix the seasonings in a bowl and add boiled noodles after straining them. Great alternative to Indomie Mie Goreng which isn't available locally.

I expected a little bit more flavor from this considering the number of ingredients one puts in (seasoning powder + oil + chilly sauce + soy sauce). It's not bad but quite bland for an Indian palate.

Not as good as Indomie Mi Goreng, but sadly this is all you get in India. So it’s okay

This is one of the most delicious noodles I have ever tasted. It comes with a packet of fried onions, seasoning powder, seasoning oil, chilli sauce and soya sauce. The concoction is awesome. Definitely try it once at least.

I really like the taste of this noodles. The best noodles for those who doesn't like spice