Let me start by saying that I’m a fan of Myojo’s Premium instant ramen. The texture of the noodles is really quite different to what you get in most other instant ramen noodles. They actually come quite close to what you might find in a restaurant – but of course they’re never going to be quite as good.
Myojo instant noodles come in a variety of different flavors and types. Myojo’s signature instant noodle flavor is Spicy Chicken Curry. Myojo also offers other flavors such as Seafood, Shrimp and Scallop, Chinese Style Beef, and Vegetarian.
I’ve also written about the top 10 selling instant ramen in Japan.
My Favorite Type of Myojo Instant Ramen
Chukazanmai Instant Ramen
Chukazanmai is a long standing favorite of Japanese people. The noodles really have a soft, springy quality to them that really sets them apart from a lot of the others.
They are pretty easy to make considering how they turn out.
How to Make Chukazanmai Instant Ramen
The instructions on the back of the pack read:
- Boil noodles for 4 minutes in 400ml of water
- Put in soup flavoring
- Mix soup to dissolve
- Put in a dish with desired vegetables and meat.
The chukazanmai pack contains two flavor packages, a liquid and a powder.
Here’s a shot of the noodles boiling up. The noodles are soft when you open the pack and have a nice texture.
I like to add chinese pork, eggs, carrots, hakusai cabbage and spring onions to top it off. It comes out looking something like this:
Where Can You Buy Chukazanmai
Chukazanmai are available on Amazon here.
Types of Myojo Instant Ramen Noodles
Myojo has two main types of instant ramen that they market to Western Countries – it’s Premium Series Ramen which offers “restaurant-quality” ramen and Signature Series Ramen, which is more focused on economic options.
They have flavours in each of the major categories of Japanese ramen flavors; Tonkotsu, Shoyu, Shio and spicer options.
List of Myojo Premium Series Instant Ramen
Premium Seafood Tonkotsu Ramen
Premium Shio Tonkotsu Ramen
Premium Vegetarian Shoyu Ramen
Premium Garlic Miso Ramen
Premium Seafood Tonkotsu Ramen
Premium Shio Tonkotsu Ramen
List of Myojo Signature Series Instant Ramen
Signature Tonkotsu Ramen
Signature Shoyu Ramen
Signature Miso Ramen
Signature Spicy Miso Ramen
Signature Shio Ramen
About The Myojo Company
Myojo Foods Company is originally from Singapore, starting in 1970 It was bought out by the Japanese company Nissin in 2007.
Is Nissin a Japanese brand?
Yes, Nissin is a Japanese brand, established in 1948 by the inventor of Instant Noodles Momofuku Ando.
Is Myojo Noodles Under Nissin?
Yes, Myojo noodles was acquired by Japanese Company Nissin in 2007.
Is myojo a Singapore brand?
Myojo Noodles was established in Singapore in 1970 but has been owned by the Japanese brand Nissin since 2007.
We hope this article has, well, whet your appetite to eat some ramen – instant or non. If you are a real ramen beginner, you may want to check out our article teaching you how to pronounce ramen with the Japanese pronunciation!
Contributor
Jennifer Spindell is a Japanese speaking Japanese food lover based in Sapporo.
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