Ramen Review
Oct. 14th, 2007 05:52 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
patgundHaving found packages of IndoMie Jumbo Mi goreng Istimewa Special Fried Noodles
Basically a larger-than-normal package of IndoMie Mi goreng. However, they add a small package of dehydrated spring onions, carrots, and TVP to cook with the noodles. The result is quite yummy - and seems a bit more filling than the regular version.
It's not as spicy either. I didn't have to kick down the spicing any. Or my tastebuds have been burned off, one of the two.
Not my normal IndoMie, but not bad either.
What I wish I could get in the US is IndoMie cup noodles. I found these in Doha, even had a folding fork. Darn good.
Basically a larger-than-normal package of IndoMie Mi goreng. However, they add a small package of dehydrated spring onions, carrots, and TVP to cook with the noodles. The result is quite yummy - and seems a bit more filling than the regular version.
It's not as spicy either. I didn't have to kick down the spicing any. Or my tastebuds have been burned off, one of the two.
Not my normal IndoMie, but not bad either.
What I wish I could get in the US is IndoMie cup noodles. I found these in Doha, even had a folding fork. Darn good.
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Date: 2007-10-15 01:29 am (UTC)We have two *bowls* of Vietnamese noodles but haven't tried them.
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Date: 2007-10-15 04:02 am (UTC)I have encountered the "folding fork" thing in a cup of noodles from Cambodia, of all places. Go fig.