Stars: ***
Notes: This stuff was really good - had had a few beers beforehand and decided to 
try it as a preventative hangover cure.  Didn't work all that great for it's intended purpose, 
however it was good.  The package contained a packet of dried green onions, seasoning oil 
and soup base.  The noodles [rice variety] were strangely enough sealed in their own plastic 
bag. I cooked the noodles and green onions and dropped in a couple eggs and then dropped 
that mixture [drained of course] into a bowl with the oil and flavor base and stirred.  Was a very 
burly dealio.

Stars: **
Notes: A little too salty for my taste; was missing some important things like really tasty flavor and seasoning oil.
            I suppose that's the trade-off when having a small cup-o-noodles style cup.  However, one of the
            coolest things in the ramen industry is the Indomie Folding Fork, which is included.  It just folds and
            snaps into place!  Sturdy too.  So yes, it's worth it for the fork.

Stars: ****
Notes: Ah now this stuff is classy.  First off yes, it tastes like curried chicken.  There's oil, cabe [chili powder],
            fried onions, and bumbu sauce [the powdered base].  Another fine Indomie product to be sure.  Best with
            a couple small pieces of BBQ pork on the side, a fried egg on top and some pickled ginger garnish.

Stars: *****
Notes:  This has to be the penultimate achievement in the ramen producing world.  Fist off,
             these noodles are great; they are flat and curly with an unsurpassed, fine
            character.  The package comes with a myriad of flavorings, including sweet soy,
            bumbu sauce, seasoned oil, chili powder, and finally, an extra special packet.
            After boiling the noodles and mixing with the seasonings in a bowl, you add 1/2
            a cup of boiling water to this packet and stir - it's a soup base.  This stuff is really
            good - especially when you put two fried eggs on top of the ramen, then pour it
           over slowly.  Fried shallots on top of that with a bit of shedded pickled ginger makes
           the scene complete.  I can't recommend any ramen more than this one.  This is top!

Stars:****
Notes:  Another one of Indomie's great line of noodles.  These are your basic variety of noodles - 
just plain fried.  Best with some form of meat/vegetable garnish.

Stars:****
Notes: Exactly the same as the above fried noodles, only this one has a bit of hot chili with it.  
It's quite hot and very good stuff - best with garnish, even better with fried eggs.

Stars: ***
Notes: Not a bad bowl of noodles, although a little salty.  Of course quite good when made with a
            bit of fried or scrambled egg on top.

Stars: ***
Notes:  It's pretty good - a big bowl of noodles that don't really taste like barbecued chicken.
             However, it's flavor is quite good and reminisent of the Satay variety.

Stars:***
Notes: Strangely enough, this did have a slight hamburger-like flavor to it.  It's best quality is 
that it's a jumbo pack - can't gete nough of this stuff!  Basically very much like the regular fried noodles.

Stars: *****
Notes:  This is the stuff that really got me into ramen.  First off, five seasoning packets.
             Second, by displaying sunny side up eggs on the packaging, I of course had to
             try it for breakfast and quite enjoyed it.  This is truly the alpha and omega of
             the ramen hunter's holy grail.  The first ramen I found that required the noodles
             be drained, then added to the dry bowl with the seasonings/oils and stirred.  An
             extremely spiritual experience.

Stars:****
Notes: Beats the living hell out of the domesticated 'Top Ramen Chicken' flavor.  Although 
it does lack a soup base as do all of Indomie's products but the special curlies, it's very 
chickeny and great with eggs and even better with a bit of chicken.

Stars: ZERO
Notes:  Never thought it possible to give a zero star rating to noodles, but this one gets it for sure.
             Sometimes, the noodles I try are almost too hot to eat, but I eat them anyways.  However,
             these noodles weren't at all palatable; they were horrid.  A bowl with a retort pouch and a
             sesame oil packet and base.  Very nasty, due to the low quality retort pouch innards.  I
             wouldn't wish this stuff on my worst enemy.

Stars: nr
Notes:

             Product Website:  http://www.knorr.com

Stars: *
Notes:  Well, as far as this stuff goes, I can truthfully say NOTHING SPECIAL GPING ON HERE.  I really
            was hoping I would be able to beat up bad guys and work it like Jackie Chan after eating it, but
            this was not even remotely the case.  Basically a bowl of chicken flavor noodles.  Very much like
            your standard Americanized noodles you'd find in a big supermarket.

Stars: 1/2
Notes:    This stuff is bad - very bad.  Boasting great flavor because of fresh meat and
                vegetables [retort pouch], the freshness wasn't there.  As with many bowl noodles,
                the ramen's quality is overlooked and the retort pouch is added.  The pok was
                spongy, like wet pork rinds and had a bitter, almopst sour coffee taste.

Stars: ***
Notes: This is like the Kalamansi [Lime] flavor, but with a little kick.  Perfect noodle to 
go with gin and tonics.

Stars: ***
Notes:  This stuff was really decent - tasted like good beef broth and the noodles stood
             firm and potent.  What this bowl needed was perhaps a packet of dried onions
             with it - would have pobably earned it another star.

Stars: nr

Stars: ***
Notes:  This stuff ain't too bad.  Definitely rice noodles.  The broth was extremely good - a little
              spicy, but clear as it purports.  Tasted like a celery soup.  Did just fine with it even
              though I have a severe unrelated gut-ache.

             Product Website: http://www.yifanmall.com/english/product.asp?id=102

Stars: nr

Stars: **
Notes:  I don't know why, but the ramen companies that cater to the U.S. customer really dropped the
             ball here - there's only one packet and the noodles are of very poor quality.  However, this type of ramen's
             saving grace is it's ability to be used to make a bastardized version of 'Spaetzel," a Scandinavian dish.

             Product Website:  http://www.maruchan.co.jp/index2.html

Stars: *** 1/2
Notes:  This is some really decent stuff - not a whole lot to it, but definitely tastes like crab and prawn.
              The noodles are better than expected too.  One note though, it does tend to give me extremely bad
              heartburn.  I don't like that.

             Product Website: http://www.ramencity.com/asian/asianm21.htm

Stars: nr

Stars: *
Notes:  This stuff is nasty.  It does live up to being duck flavored, as it's VERY gamey and really
             stinks.  Will NEVER eat this again.

             Product Website: http://www.mama.th.com/TMFoods_Profile.htm