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

One of the best ramen kits you can order. Broth has a ton of flavor. Not a powder mix broth, but actual packets of flavorful broth. Noodles were light not heavy or thick, but they absorb the broth very nicely. Noodles soak up the flavorful broth, and enhances the flavor. Very good ramen kit. I wish it was a bit cheaper, but still worth the price for premium ramen.

This is no joke the best make at home ramen. Better than I've had at some restaurants. Yeah it's more expensive, but it's really worth every penny. Truly a case of you get what you pay for. I like pairing it with smoked pulled pork from Trader Joe's- not the traditional ramen cut of meat, but the smokiness really compliments the broth.

Ramen was amazing, it was rich and flavorful. Would get again.

I've eaten this stuff BEFORE it ever hit Amazon, and you had to buy it off of a specialty Asian-cuisine app. Overall, GREAT flavor. If you love sipping the broth, THIS is the broth to sip. It beats ANY other pork-flavored ramen in the world. As for cooking it, I've TRIED to do it in the Microwave, in a special bowl, but I over cooked it. Personally, I think cooking this ramen in a pot with boiling water is the best way. As for the SPICY factor... meh. Some say it's "really spicy", but as someone who adds black pepper and cayenne pepper to almost everything I cook (not soup lol), I say it's only MEDIUM spicy. Even with adding a FULL packet of the spice mix. Overall... Noodle Quality: 4/5 Broth Taste: 4.5+/5 Spice Flavor: 3.5/5 No matter what.. it's probably the BEST ramen soup (overall) you can buy. Most ramen noodle quality is CRAP, and most have sub-par taste before adding any spice mix. Sure, SOME may be spicier in general... but that's not the end-all, be-all for me.

This is a very good and high-quality product. The noodles are fresh, the broth concentrate is rich and flavorful, and the spicy seasoning packs add a nice customizable kick. It truly brings the authentic Ichiran experience to your home, delivering a taste that’s both fresh and satisfying. However, the kit is undeniably pricey considering its simple contents: just noodles, broth concentrate, and spicy seasoning. For the current price, it feels steep, especially when you consider that a standard Ichiran bowl in Japan—complete with all ingredients and fully prepared—costs around $7, and a larger portion is around $9. If the price of this kit were reduced to about $15 to $20, it would feel more fairly priced and accessible. Ichiran’s quality and brand reputation are top-notch, but it would be even greater if this high quality could reach more customers at a fair price. Every potential customer deserves the experience and quality that Ichiran delivers.