Yep! Another Maruchan variety. Roast Beef! Shall we begin?
One packet of fun.
The powder in the bowl awaiting the cooked noodles and boiling water.
Click image to enlarge. So on this one, I’m a little surprised. It tasted kind of like a weak Au Jus. Maybe that’s what they were going for, but it surely is not ‘rich flavor’ as purported on the front of the packaging. 2.75 out of 5.0 stars. Find it here.
So today I opted for something different from Nissin – Top Ramen Picante Beef. Kind of funny; why don’t they make a teriyaki beef or a stir fry flavor over here? Anyways, here we go…
A single packet of flavor – rather non descript too.
Dark and slightly chunky powder.
Click image to enlarge. Added one hard boiled egg (sliced) and some kizami shoga (pickled ginger). The noodles are your standard Top Ramen noodles. Tasty, industrial strength and relaxingly expected. The flavor was a little spicy actually and I enjoyed that. 3.0 out of 5.0 stars. Get it here. UPC bar code 070662010129.
For those keen on regurgitation, here’s some soup.
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