ItsuKatsu Flavour Rice Noodles | Instant Noodle Cups | Pack of 6 | Authentic Japanese Flavour | Gluten-Free | Low-Calorie, Quick-to-Make Snack

Let's face it, it is not easy to find instant gluten-free noodles without MSG. There are many rice noodles pots out there, but for some reason they all have nasty ingredients, inc MSG. So, these pots are a pleasant surprise. The chili miso is nice. Slightly spicy, tasty, with a pronounced sesame oil taste. Quantity-wise is a nice portion; I made it in a ramen bowl and looked like a good size noodle portion - if you add a bit of protein and some veggies, you have a easy, fast, healthy and filling meal without gluten and other nasties. Well done itsu!

I like the chicken flavour of the Itsu ramen cups. I find that many other flavours are available from other vendors but not the chicken flavour that I much prefer. I am glad to be able to get this through Amazon.

This one is up on the old pot noodle. Very tasty and very quick to make.

I really like these Itsu noodle cups - there isn't a lot of choice for this type of thing when you need gluten free. These are tasty, have a slight kick, quick, and the noodles come out well (if a bit tricky to eat as they're so slippery!). I haven't noticed a ton of variation between the flavours, they're fairly similar and have had the Satay and Katsu which are both good, I preferred those to the Chilli Miso.Quite salty, as you'd expect!Only down side is that some seem to come with only foil tops. Great as there's less plastic but easier to damage so make sure and check them.

I am happy I read the reviews before purchasing. My son have already had four cups before I could try one! he loves them. However, when I travel to Japan, I will compare the real Ramen with these cup ones.

I've eaten them for years, not sure what they did but lately they're not very enjoyable to eat, a big lump borderline inedible

I use chopsticks for these rice noodles. You get 6 for around £1.50 each from Amazon, and about a pound off from getting Amazon's 15% discount if you buy regularly as I do. In the grocery store, they come on sale occasionally at £1.50, but I think are around £1.75 usually. I like a good value and that is why I buy them from Amazon, but I don't think I am saving that much to get too excited about...That said, the taste and convenience of getting a simple tasty satisfying snack organised is superb. After I eat these, I feel very oddly full and my hunger goes away for such a rather small amount of food. I can't say that for many other things.I highly recommend these, as well as my favorite, the Sesame Chicken Udon noodles.

These noodles really are not worth buying- they have almost no flavour. To make them edible I added soya and chilli sauces.