Mikes Mighty Good, Ramen Miso Savory Pillow Pack, 2.1 OunceUSDA Organic

Favorite taste great clean ramen

Delicious and nutritious

I wish there was more noodles for the price but it ended up being tasty. Just not a lot of food I think you’ll definitely need two if you have a bigger appetite

Perfect for a quick meal and you can add chives or mushrooms and tofu on top of it!

Flavor was a little weak, when advertised as quite rich. Even when adding some additional ingredients as advertised on their website, it was still just average bordering on boring.

These are not crazy expensive or anything but more expensive than the cheap kind of ramen people have used for years, BUT these are well worth it. Both the garlic chicken and this miso flavor are my two favorites and made me a lover of easy ramen again. Rich deep flavors and quality is significantly better. If you like ramen give these a try!

I bit pricey but worth it. Also the portion size is smaller than it’s competitors but the flavor and tastes makes up for it. If you have the budget for it, it’s worth it. It’s rare that you can find instant ramen that tastes very close to the real restaurant quality ramen.

Miso Soup. I see miso soup as a chance to unwind, a chance to reflect, a simple reaching hand that says “hey, let’s take it slow” . WellMike, I would like to say congratulations for completely ruining my week. Throughout my many travels around the sun I have enjoyed many types of ramen. Some cheap, some fancy, some great, some terrible. Yet somehow, throughout all these simple food endeavors, Mike’s mighty good ramen has reminded me that we are all alone, floating on a rock in space. The package presents itself as a mere square where at first you get the trader joe effect, a simple “hey, I trust mike and his live laugh love team”. But, as you open the package you are greeted with a small piece of cardboard that is used to intentionally make the ramen look full in sizing. Then you are presented, with possibly the most depressing ball of ramen one could ever witness. Did you ever watch that transformers with the dinosaurs that was like 3 hours long and never got good, it’s like that. It looks like when spongebob got the suds. But hey, consider this a yellow card offense in football, we’re here, might as well still play. Pasta and ramen have this strangle al dente realm where you can never tell what is the true texture, yet mike has made it specifically obvious that the perfect texture, is simply no texture at all. The noodles present themselves like a kindergarten art project that contains far too much glitter, only it’s not glitter, it’s just glue. The ramen tastes like RadioShack wires, I don’t even know how to explain that. Product comes with two packets, one with oil, one with seasoning. You would figure after mike’s powerful 3 act play of deception he would redeem the storyline with a decent seasoning. Unfortunately, Like Rick Ross said in 9 piece, NO SIR, NOT ME! The seasoning is so transparent, it resembles this strange energy, just like when your dad would leave a family gathering out of no where and return with Arby’s and a sweaty forehead. It’s so blank, yet tells such an unwanted story. Part of you will go, how much seasoning will I have to contribute from my collection to give this Home Alone 3 of a ramen a chance to breathe?!? The oil that comes with the ramen is there to say “hey, can you Venmo me that 3 dollars for yesterday?” It bugs you by just being there. Upon the first bite scoop whatever idk, I was immediately hit with the feeling of guilt. I remembered when I first heard the word disappointed from a teacher. I was hit with the walk back to the car after watching a horrible movie that only your dad wanted to watch. I was reminded that we all struggle with this lack of confidence and just had to shout out loud, “what are we even doing here?” A dark, but necessary question. As I Tom Brady Hail Mary’d the rest of the ramen into the trash, I somehow felt a sense of accomplishment. I allowed myself to acknowledge these difficult thoughts and got through it with a chance to start a new. As chef gusteau from ratatouille would say “Anyone can cook! Just not mike” it’s been fun, I’ll leave you with a simple yet interesting question, what if Godzilla was nice? Thank you for your time.