10 Weirdest Instant Noodles Flavours That Really Exist

Last Updated on 2022-09-23 , 9:18 am

Who doesn’t love ramen? I’ll tell you who—no one. Because everyone has their own personal ramen favourite—whether it’s a Maggi Curry Flavour or an A1 Abalone Instant Noodle pack to a Shin Ramyun Spicy Korean Noodle pack, there is bound to be something you like the most.

There is, however, a whole different horizon of instant noodle flavours. Some are honestly right up there in weirdness.

Here are our top 10 picks of the weirdest instant noodle flavours. Some are so weird, we’re pretty sure you do not know them at all.

Batchelor’s Super Noodles  – Bacon Flavour

Yup, you read that right, bacon. This pack originated from the UK, and if you want the ideal British kick, combine it with toast and eggs.

Batchelor’s comes in many different flavours like Southern Fried Chicken and Sweet & Sour, but we felt that this deserved its homage here.

Koka Purple Wheat Noodle

Now, don’t let the colour burst your ramen bubble. According to its makers, the noodles will apparently give you the equivalent of 84 blueberries’ worth of antioxidants in every 100 grams.

It’s also healthier as it’s been baked and not fried. These weird noodles can be found right here in Singapore.

Nissin Ratatouille Flavoured Ramen

Fancied the cartoon and the French dish? Time to try the instant noodle, which boasts that it’s only 198 calories.

Mexi-Ramen Soupless Raman Shallot Teriyaki Flavour

I cannot even begin to imagine an instant noodle that has no soup, and is a marriage of Mexican and Japanese flavours. The company also offers Spicy Shrimp and Chicken Habanero.

Tiger Brand Food Onion Flavour Bowl Rice Noodles

What does an onion-based instant noodle soup taste like? We’re not really sure. This brand hails from Taiwan and comes with rice vermicelli in it.

Baijia Instant Sweet Potato Noodle Spicy Fei-Chang Flavour

Apparently, the flavour translates to fatty pork intestines flavour. According to what we’ve read, it’s an authentic flavour from the Sichuan area of China.

Fuku Superior Soup Instant Noodles

The brand originates from Hong Kong. It looks simple on the inside, but it gives a punch in flavour.

Nissin Ajillo Instant Noodle

The taste buds of Spaniards and Japanese get married in this cup. Garlic-flavoured olive oil is combined with toppings of cabbage, shrimp and egg.

If you love spice and you love garlic, chances are you’ll bow down to this amazing cup noodle.

Nissin Wasabi Instant Noodles

Get your tissues ready, coz this wasabi train you’re about to get on is going to give you one helluva ride.

Knorr Pizza Instant Noodles

The pizza noodles are actually from Pakistan. It kinda reminds you of a pizza when you dig in, but more on the frozen grocery types. A successful feat nonetheless—getting pizza flavour into instant noodle packs is no joke.

So, what’s the wildest instant noodle flavour you’ve ever tried?

Featured Image: NYLON Singapore & Starry Mart