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Cup Noodle (Page 5)
After the success of its mystery meat flavor, Cup Noodle turns its ingenuity to the sea and one of Japan’s most expensive ingredients.
Thought sushi or sashimi was the only way to get a taste of sea urchin? Well, think again!
Meg ranks four new broth-less, Szechuan-style cup noodle bowls to find out which ones will have the best taste of China.
Before you dig into your instant noodles, remember this important step that comes from caring for cats.
Believe it or not, there’s actually a perfectly logical reason this manly mythical beast needs both a sword and a gun.
We take a break from daydreaming about Valentine’s Day chocolate as Japan’s newest crazy comfort ramen becomes a reality.
Cup Noodle maker Nissin continues to push the instant ramen envelope in delicious new ways.
Ten times the meat, twice the mystery in Nissin’s latest dehydrated riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma, inside a plastic pot.
No longer able to suppress our curiosity, we contact Nissin and demand an answer to the pressing question.