Nissin Cup Noodles Stir Fry Noodles in Sauce, Teriyaki Beef, 3 Ounce (Pack of 6)

I originally bought these for quick lunches at work when I forget to bring something from home but now keep some at home for a quick dinner. I started on a GLP1 so my appetite has been vastly reduced - I generally drink protein water and drinks throughout the day and a protein bar for breakfast once I'm in the office. Since I don't eat lunch (not hungry) and still not hungry at dinnertime (at least by 8pm) I will grab one of the Honey Sesame cups for a quick dinner. The honey sauce has just enough sweetness without overpowering the contents. I usually add some diced chicken or a scrambled egg to increase the protein content but the cup is plenty filling.Since I have reduced my food, caloric, carb and sodium intake throughout the day, the 50% sodium content in this one cup is not a bad thing for me.The flavor is fantastic and I love the extra bits of real vegetables (green beans and bell peppers) but I wouldn't plan on eating this more than a few times per week due to the nutrition label.

I grabbed the 6-pack of Nissin Cup Noodles Stir Fry Teriyaki Beef on a whim, hoping for something easy that didn’t taste like regret. And honestly? It delivered. The noodles come out with a nice texture not mushy, not too firm and the sauce is sweet, garlicky, and just savory enough to feel like a decent takeout shortcut.It’s not exactly restaurant level teriyaki, but for a microwave meal that’s ready in under five minutes, it’s solid. The portion is small, so it’s more of a snack or light lunch unless you dress it up with veggies or protein. I’ve tossed in leftover chicken or frozen broccoli and it actually felt like a real meal.The only downside? The smell while it’s cooking is intense. Like, what are you nuking in there? But once it cools down, the flavor mellows out and it’s pretty satisfying.If you’re looking for a quick fix that’s better than plain ramen but still budget-friendly, this one’s worth keeping in the pantry.

Great noodles, great price. This product is my favorite noodle. Great texture to the noodles. Easy to cook. Packaging is sturdy enough to keep the noodles from being crushed. These are thicker noodles that those in the Cup of Noodles and are smoother in texture. Not at all hot, unless you order the spicy ones, which I do like too. They are the perfect size for a snack or to go with some canned chinese veg. Taste and smell are great.Price is right.

Delicious (though definitely not nutritious). Heating is a problem. If you fill it exactly to the fill line, the noodles on the top don't get thoroughly cooked. If you fill it just slightly over the fill line, it cooks it all perfectly but spills green flecked water onto the microwave tray, every time. Wish they would increase the height of the package just a little!

Perfect for me when the nursing home meal is inedible (about 25% of the time).Why did you pick this product vs others?:The flavoring (herbs and spices) in these varied Nissin products are far superior to the competition. Tasty AF.

Oh yeah my favorite go to noodle meal. I love the Sweet Chili meals. They are perfect and just the right heat level. The texture of the noodles is perfect as the size of the cup. The smell is heavenly and sturdiness of the cup is just right. Love me some sweet chili noodles.

Great nissin product very good quality and convenient price. Only thing is that Amazon prime and USPS dropped the ball on delivery! It took me 3 times to complain about not getting my order for them to finally get my order to me. Terribly inconvenient and incompetent when it comes to shipping the prepaid order! And Amazon customer service lied to me said that they would credit me 2 to 3 months of Amazon prime monthly fees. They only refunded 1 monthly fee.

In a world where instant noodles often taste like watered-down betrayal and MSG regret, Nissin Cup Noodles Stir Fry, Honey Sesame Chicken arrives like a culinary phoenix bursting out of your microwave with the intensity of a kung fu montage scored by Hans Zimmer.First Impression: Upon tearing open the seal, I was hit with an aromatic whisper — a seductive combination of toasted sesame, honey-kissed soy, and a faint echo of General Tso weeping in admiration. The dried vegetables looked like humble sidekicks, but once hydrated, they came alive like a Pixar reboot of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Broccoli.Texture: The noodles are NOT your average soupy sadness. These are stir-fry titans — thick, chewy, and absorbing flavor like a drama major absorbs attention. Once cooked, they shimmer in sauce, boasting the perfect noodle bite: not mushy, not rubbery, but gloriously al dente, like they just walked off the set of Top Chef: Anime Edition.Flavor: The sauce is where this cup goes Super Saiyan. Honey-sesame sweetness does a gravity-defying backflip into a lightly savory soy glaze, with a whisper of spice that flirts with your tongue like it knows your Netflix password. It’s not just noodles. It’s liquid courage wrapped in carbs.Serving Size: Sure, it’s 3 ounces — but don’t let the size fool you. This thing punches above its weight class like a heavyweight fighter in a bento box. One cup satisfies the soul. Two cups make you question whether you ever needed Uber Eats.Verdict: If Bruce Lee made noodles, these would be his legacy.If you’ve ever stared into the void of your pantry and thought, “I want flavor, speed, and a dash of poetic purpose,” this is your Excalibur.