List of instant noodle brands
Instant noodles are a popular type of noodles that are precooked, dried, and sold with flavoring powder or seasoning oil. They are a staple food in many cultures due to their convenience and ease of preparation. This article provides a list of notable instant noodle brands from around the world.
Nissin[edit | edit source]
Founded in 1948 by Momofuku Ando, Nissin Foods is a Japanese company that introduced the world's first instant noodle product, Chicken Ramen, in 1958. Nissin's most famous product, Cup Noodles, was introduced in 1971 and has become a global brand.
Maruchan[edit | edit source]
Maruchan is a Japanese brand of instant ramen noodles and related products owned by Toyo Suisan. The brand is well-known in the United States, where it has been produced since 1977.
Indomie[edit | edit source]
Indomie is an Indonesian brand of instant noodles produced by Indofood. The brand is distributed worldwide and is particularly popular in Indonesia and Nigeria.
Maggi[edit | edit source]
Maggi is a brand of instant noodles owned by Nestlé. The brand originated in Switzerland and has become popular worldwide, with a particularly strong presence in India, Malaysia, and Singapore.
Samyang[edit | edit source]
Samyang Foods is a South Korean food manufacturer that produces a variety of instant noodles. The company is known for its Hot Chicken Flavor Ramen, often referred to as "fire noodles" due to their extreme spiciness.
Prima Taste[edit | edit source]
Prima Taste is a Singaporean brand known for its premium instant noodles. The brand's Laksa and Curry Laksa varieties have been ranked highly in international instant noodle rankings.
Mama[edit | edit source]
Mama is a Thai brand of instant noodles produced by Thai President Foods. The brand is popular in Thailand and has a significant presence in Europe and North America.
Lucky Me![edit | edit source]
Lucky Me! is a brand of instant noodles produced by Monde Nissin in the Philippines. The brand is the top-selling instant noodle brand in the Philippines.
Master Kong[edit | edit source]
Master Kong is a brand of instant noodles produced by Tingyi (Cayman Islands) Holding Corp, a major food and beverage company in Mainland China. The brand is the top-selling instant noodle brand in China.
Myojo[edit | edit source]
Myojo is a brand of instant noodles produced by Myojo Foods, a subsidiary of Nissin Foods. The brand is popular in Japan and Singapore.
See also[edit | edit source]
This is a non-exhaustive food and drink related list.
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