Official ICHIRAN Take-Home Ramen Kit (Pork Bone Broth Flavor), Authentic Tonkotsu Ramen Noodle Soup Imported from Japan

This is no joke the best make at home ramen. Better than I've had at some restaurants. Yeah it's more expensive, but it's really worth every penny. Truly a case of you get what you pay for. I like pairing it with smoked pulled pork from Trader Joe's- not the traditional ramen cut of meat, but the smokiness really compliments the broth.

Great flavor. Nice and spicy. I like it except a little expensive.

This is definitely much better tasting than the ramen noodle soup I usually get at the grocery store for around $1. Though it costs almost 10x as much as the cheap stuff, it does provide restaurant quality ramen at home. I will buy this again (just not for every day use).

Really good ramen. In fact, pretty phenomenal considering it's dry and prepackaged. Easy enough to throw together and makes for a good meal when you don't feel like leaving the house. Decent portion too; though you'll have to supply your own protein. Overall, I can recommend this for those that want a better Ramen experience at home.

Best box ramen I’ve ever had! Tastes exactly like a restaurant would serve! So fast to cook, good portion size but makes you want to make 2 packs! So worth it, will definitely be buying this again!

Great substitute to going out when you can’t. Taste as authentic as possible from a ramen packet.

Very good ramen and like all ramen, just requires a pot of boiling water, easy enough. I’m not sure that putting it in a fancy box makes it taste any better though (or justifies the premium price). Because, well, as everyone is fond of saying these days, “at the end of the day”, (or even if you have it for breakfast or lunch), it’s still just ramen! It’s dried noodles and a packet of concentrated soup base so how much could it cost? Even without condiments, veggies, meat, fishcake, shiitake mushrooms, rolled/sliced egg, dumplings or however you like to “soup up” your ramen, it’s always filling and satisfying, but for me, I’d be happy to pay $25 and forego the box, or rather than the box, get another bundle of noodles, which very likely cost less than the box does. Right? Guys? Out there? Listening Chef-san? Maybe options/variations for next year? Because you know you need to expand/evolve with the times, customer sentiment, tariff conditions, etc. Because what will happen if/when ICE agents start disappearing Japanese ramen eaters and re-instate concentration camps just like the soup base concentrate? It would be obvious that the box’s serve no good purpose is all I’m saying. Otherwise, it’s good ramen, in a box, that’s the same price as sashimi

Yes, it is worth the money. You get three large servings in one box. My family lives them.