Maruchan Ramen Noodle Soup Shrimp Flavor

Love they are kid friendly, ready in minutes. I add shrimp, drop eggs into it, scallions. You can basically throw any meats or veggies while you cook. It’s very affordable and available in most markets.

Easy snack or make it a meal I love making these and adding cooked cabbage w/kabocha sausage or whatever sausage you preferred on top in the fall,winter months my family loves it because its fulfilling, affordable and I recommend you try this method your family members will love it.

They're something cheap to keep on hand. I grew up on these when I was little because we didn't have a lot of money. I still eat them from time to time but they are really high in sodium. I keep a few packages on hand in my emergency kit.

This is my all time favorite Ramen flavor. I prefer the cups vs the squares but the squares do the trick too, I buy the cups by the case which you get 12 cups which if you do the math at Walmart these come out to $3.36. I know it's really bad for you but you can add healthy items to it like fresh meat and veggies. If you are really sensitive to MSG I would omit the packet, if you can't stand salt or don't like overly salty things I would concoct my own flavoring for the noodles.

The shromp flavor is so good, it isnt to shrimpy flavored. I seriously love ramen noodles! They are perfect for a cold day. I love adding more ingredients to mine. I usually add sliced carrots, green onions, corn, and other Vegetables. It makes this amazing soup 100 times better. They are very cheap as well.

This is my go-to instant ramen flavor. Being a pescatarian, it is the only flavor Maruchan ramen I’ve been able to easily find that does not have chicken or beef products in it. I like to add extras like peas, scallions, boiled eggs, and sriracha when I make it and it’s delicious!

DescriptionMaruchan is a Japanese brand of instant ramen noodles and related products produced by Toyo Suisan Kaisha, Ltd of Tokyo, Japan. The Maruchan brand is used for noodle products in Japan, and as the operating name for Toyo Suisan's division in the United States

While ramen is not something I eat often, i do enjoy them when i do eat them. Very affordable. the only thing i don't like is the sodium content as it is not the best. the flavor is good and i often leave a little juice to offset the saltiness. would continue purchasing for convenience 

I live off of these. Literally. The shrimp and the spicy chicken are my favorites. With the cups you can get them for $0.37 at Walmart. That’s three for little over a dollar. They’re good, cheap and plentiful.

Maruchan Ramen Shrimp Flavor is perfect if you don't have a lot of time on your hands, but is definitely not the go-to if you'd rather have good and fresh flavor. The dried shrimp do not taste like shrimp, I don't even know how to explain the flavor; but it's disgusting. The vegetables are usually always still a little hard after making it and do not taste like they should.