[Fire Bull Ramen] Intense Spicy Stir-Fried Ramen | Authentic Korean Heat Meets Flavorful Delight | Thick, Chewy Noodles | Quick & Easy Meal (4 Pouches)

In my pursuit of quick, cheap and flavorful meals, I recently tried the Fire Bull Ramen, 4 Packs of Stir-Fried Ramen that one of my chef friend's recommended to me. He said the quality of these noodles are infinitely better than any on the market right now. This really hit me since he previously worked at a Michelin star Japanese restaurant in Los Angeles and is normally above the curve when it comes to Asian cuisine and new and up and coming products. This review aims to provide a comprehensive and unbiased perspective on this popular instant ramen option. Taste and Flavor Profile (4/5): The Stir-Fired Fire Bull Ramen offers a robust and caliente/spicy flavor profile that is guaranteed to satisfy fans of spicy ramen or food in general. The broth had a complex and rich taste with a VERY spicy kick to it. My brother said it was too spicy for his taste and I made it for him, so I had to dilute his ramen with more water and add less of their spice packet to his bowl. The noodles were similar to the ones I have eaten at a place I go to in Orange County, Yoshiharu or Ramen Nagi at Santana Row in the Bay Area. The texture made them very chewable and my brother was surprised I was able to make it. He thought I bought it from a restaurant, put it in a bowl and tried to pass it off as my own creation. I added spam and mushrooms to this particular bowl. I knocked a point of the taste and flavor profile because I wish they would have added more dried vegetables and toppings to their ramen pouches. Quality of Ingredients (5/5): The sodium levels of the seasoning packets might not be for everyone. If you are restricting your salt intake or don't like spicy ramen you probably shouldn't buy this ramen. The noodles are off the hook. That is the main selling point of this particular ramen brand. I have tried quite a few different spicy noodles, in particular Shin Ramen and the Buldak one. This one is by FAR my favorite. Just writing this review makes me think I eat too much ramen and need to hit the gym. Preparation and Convenience: (5:5) It was really easy to prepare. I added Spam and Mushrooms to make the ramen extra tasty. I will write reviews soon for Shin Ramen and Buldak, maybe even do a video so you can literally see the difference on how all three ramens come straight from the pot. Value for Money: (7 out of 5) Let's be honest, the economy is jacked up right now. We gotta save money from time to time, but still live life and enjoy a good meal once in a while. Can you eat this everyday? Probably not. You might burn a hole in your intestines from the intensity of the heat profile. But can I eat this once or twice a week? Most definitely. Pros: Extremely good spice level for spice lovers. Strong, bold taste profile. Easy to prepare and easy to throw in leftover food from last night to make a great ramen. Economic and long shelf life. I might just buy a ton and keep it in my closet in case we go through an extended inflationary period. Cons: As with all ramens, high sodium level in their spicy packets. Not for the weak. If you like a little to ALOT of spice, you well do well to eat this. If you have spicy food, this is NOT for you. Final Recommendation: The Fire Bull Ramen Stir-Fried ramen noodles stand out as a convenient and excellent option for those on a budget seeking to spice up their meals and appease their spice recepting taste buds. A comparable bowl of ramen at a restaurant might cost you 4-5x the price of a noodle pouch and might not be as good (granted you don't have to do the work of preparing it--but that's simple for most people). I hope this review helps. Fire Bull Ramen is not for those seeking a bland ramen experience. I think people should try this at least once if they have any tolerance for a spicy ramen and I'm willing to bet that you will come back again and again. Good luck on finding your perfect ramen!

The pasta quality is good and tastes amazing, the smell is good and one thing is for the size of it..it is very spicy

I love trying all types of noodles and this one caught my eyes. It is definitely not Buldak spicy noodles, but does have a good beef taste and smell. Worth the price when I got them, but do not know if they are the same amount now. I did not find them anywhere at my local Asian market, but they know have them and the same brand in a chicken flavored (I believe since it looks the same). Recommend if you like a strong flavor but maybe not as spicy as my lovely Samyang.

Very good ramen & they are spicy!

Not as good as I had hoped. It's edible, but I probably won't buy again

The heat is mild and the broth is rich full bodied and Smokey with a sweet aftertaste. The noodles provide a great texture and are just thick enough. The smell is reminiscent of a steak. Value for money is good. Would be great with cuts of steak with it!

I'm just going to start by saying, I usually can stand heat. Spicier the better, I won't be afraid to try it. Some foods you get are just pure spice, no flavor. Welp, not this. As spicy as it is (and you're going to think about sticking your mouth on a fire hydrant and hoping for the best) it tastes just as good! First pack I had, I was in tears. It probably looked like that Blank Room Soup video (if you don't know what that is, keep it that way), but it was so good, I kept pushing through until with my lips on fire and tongue trying to find a way break free and run for the hills. Oddly enough, no heartburn after, which I was expecting with how fiery it is. Second back, I actually had to work up some courage before eating. I literally bought a fresh carton of milk, poured myself a large glass, and stared at the bowl like it was my arch nemesis. And you'd think that would be enough to just not eat it...but that's the thing, it is that good. After working my courage up as much as I could muster, it was on. First bite, lips on fire. Second, my tongue is on strike. By the third I was sobbing, but I finished that bowl and bypassed the glass of milk and just went right for the jug it was in instead. It's honestly worth it

Finally tried these today, the heat level was decent - maybe slightly hotter than buldak 1x. Noodles are excellent as well, nice and chewy. I found the flavor to be slightly lacking but I'm going to try adding a little mushroom powder next time. Overall, a nice alternative to buldak!