Instant Lunch Hot and Spicy Flavour with Shrimp Ramen Noodle Soup 64 g

I think the beef one tastes better

It’s Maruchan, so you already know what you’re getting. The noodles are good, the spicy shrimp flavor is actually pretty tasty, and it’s super convenient when you need a quick meal or snack. Nothing fancy, but it’s cheap, easy, and hits the spot. I’ve bought these before and would buy them again.

Yummy flavor and a good price.

Great to have especially for an afternoon instant noodle lunch. You can use boiled water to pour in the cup or microwave for about 2.5 minutes as I do. Delicious and perfect size. Easy and fast.

Don't know why this is so difficult to find in person. The taste is shrimpy obviously, but not too spicy. Love how easy it is to prep. I always add eggs to mine to make it a meal. Sodium is high, but its great to have once in a while. Would recommend.

I’ve tried countless instant ramen cups, but Maruchan’s Hot & Spicy Shrimp flavor stands out for its bold, balanced heat. Each 2.25 oz cup comes with a small foil pouch of shrimp-flavored seasoning and a separate packet of chili-infused oil. After three minutes in the microwave, the noodle block softens into a firm, springy texture that holds up well—never mushy. The broth delivers a clean shrimp taste with a genuine kick that builds without overwhelming. I appreciate that the spiciness complements, rather than masks, the seafood note. Pros: Incredibly quick (3 minutes, no pot needed), distinct heat level (hot, not scorching), and good value for a 12-pack. The noodles have decent chew, and the serving size is satisfying for a light lunch or snack. Cons: The cup’s flimsy foam lid can warp slightly if microwaved too long. Sodium is high (about 1,800 mg per cup), so it’s not an everyday staple. Also, the “shrimp” flavor is more extract than real shrimp, which might disappoint purists. Would I recommend? Absolutely—if you crave convenience with a serious spice kick and don’t mind the salt. It’s a reliable pantry item for busy days, and the price per cup beats most restaurant alternatives. For a quick, fiery meal that actually tastes like shrimp, this gets my vote.