Annie Chun's Noodle Bowl Korean-Style Sweet Chili, Vegan, Non GMO, 8 Ounce (Pack of 6)

The flavor was spot on! Great for a quick meal. I bring it with me for lunch at work. It beats anything that’s being sold at our cafeteria. Looking forward to trying out the other flavors!

The noodle bowls are quite tasty. Not a huge portion so great for lunch. I add a little sweet chili sauce for added flavor and a few chives. It would likely be good with some left over bits of chicken or beef as well.

I love this for a quick pick me up at work!

Super easy to make! The noodles are already cooked unlike ramen that is dried these are thick “wet” noodles than you just add a tiny bit of water too when you pop them in the microwave. The amount if sauce in the packet is insane I only use a little dab of it and it flavors all the noodles. Only issue I have is that the noodles themselves have a slight sour flavor that I don’t love but I’ve noticed this same sour taste in similar asian noodles.

Well, this was very simple and easy to make and honestly it was nice and spicy but also sweet.Everything you need is included except the water and microwave. The toppings, sauce and noodles are all individually packaged so you can choose to add no sauce to as much as you want! The same with the toppings. I used about 85% of the sauce and all the toppings.Fair PriceSmells and tastes pretty good!Individually packaged

I've had Annie's noodles bowls before and enjoyed them. This was my first time trying the Korean-Style Sweet Chili bowl. It comes with everything you need except the water, making it very convenient for lunch or a snack. There is a noodle package, a toppings package, and the sauce. Since the toppings are separate, you can omit them if you choose and you can add sauce to your liking.The noodles cook pretty quickly - they are semi-soft in the package and you essential just need to heat them until they are warm and pliable. You can drain the water or leave a bit in if you want more of a soupy dish.I thought the flavor was nice. My kids thought it was too spicy and didn't eat it. After all it IS chili noodles.These seem reasonably priced for what you get and it's cheaper buying these in the 6-pack over individually at the store. I'd order it again.

There is two ways to make this, with boiling water where you use the water line or with microwave where you don't use the water line, instead you put 1/4 cup of water in it. Which I am not sure what that is because I don't have a measure cup at work so I eyed it. But cooking for 2 minutes it did explode in my microwave and go water and seasoning everywhere so many I put too much? With boiling water you leave it in for 2 minutes, then drain and then add sauce. You put the sauce packet in after cooking, there is a lot of sauce and I didn't end up using it all. But the sauce is more spicy than sweet. You don't get much seasoning. So most of the flavor comes from the sauce. You also don't get much noodles, it doesn't even go past the half way point of the bowl. But the noodles are nice and soft and taste good. Overall, not bad but not very filling.

Thoughts:Vibrant aromaDelicious flavorSimple texturesTender noodlesRight mix of veggiesWe say 3½ alarm heatNo refrigeration neededCali based companyReady in minutesMicrowaveablePleasant aromaShrink wrappedSoft noodlesVeganSweetness followed with a bit of heatAnnie Chun’s has been around for about (30) years. We enjoy Annie Chun’s foods. Why? Because Annie Chun’s is a name brand, and we like name brand products. Why? Because name brand products have high standards and stand behind what they sell; that includes Annie Chun’s (which is now owned by one (1) of the largest South Korean food companies). So, that brings us confidence in any of Annie Chun’s products, including this Korean-Style Sweet Noodle Bowl. For us, it’s a nice snack or very light lunch or dinner. It’s not a meal, for us. There are few meals that take a couple of minutes to make.Now seasonings have always been prized, throughout history, not only to preserve but to enhance and bring out flavors. Annie Chun’s Sweet Chili Noodle Bowl does that. A tase of sweetness with a slow to develop bite back of heat from the chili seasoning. Makes you want more. We burned through five (5) of the six (6) bowls received in days. I kept this last to use for my review. My spouse keeps asking if I am done yet, because they want to eat that sixth (6th) bowl.Now there is no accounting for taste, however, this has universal appeal. We are very pleased that we selected these noodle bowls. Now taking a sniff, we recognized certain aromas, a couple, two (2) in particular, and they are, go-chu-jang, a traditional Korean sauce and sesame. Sure enough, they were listed ingredients. That’s what makes this unique. See what you can pick-out. The nose knows best, and the tastebuds confirm. Worth a try. Very helpful in my efforts at providing a quick meal for the table at lunch. We do wish the portions sizes were larger, eight (8) ounces, because we so enjoy earing this. Solid value offered. This is so worth a try.We hope our pics and thoughts assist in your decision.