Nissin Cup Noodle Rich Sea Urchin Cream Instant Ramen

As you know, Nissin Foods is Japan’s top instant noodles manufacturer, and its flagship cup ramen, Nissin Cup Noodle(s), is widely enjoyed in many countries.

Nissin has created unique quicky flavors for the series over the past few years, including Matcha and Pizza Potato Tomato. And the other day, I accidentally found this Rich Sea Urchin flavor.

Nissin Cup Noodle Luxurious Rich Uni Cream

Nissin Cup Noodle Rich Uni Cream Flavor

I purchased this Nissin Cup Noodle Luxurious Rich Uni Cream at a supermarket. As you can see from the name, the main feature of this cup ramen is Uni (うに) or sea urchin.

Contents

In the cup, there is yellow stuff associated with sea urchin roe. According to the product description, the things contain 6.9 percent of real sea urchins.

Other garnishes include broccoli, and the orange sachet attached to the lid contains a special flavor paste.

Cooking

The cooking of this instant ramen is the same as regular Cup Noodles. But as a finishing touch, you must add the special flavoring paste to the cup.

The yellow stuff becomes fluffy and more like real Uni, rehydrated with water after cooking.

Taste

Nissin Cup Noodles Instant Uni Ramen

Its taste is also pretty close to sea urchin and can satisfy the eater.

Meanwhile, the broth has plenty of umami of seafood, which goes perfectly with the Uni-like stuff.

Conclusion

Nissin Cup Noodles Rich Sea Urchin Cream

The Cup Noodle Luxurious Rich Uni Cream is pricy compared to regular Cup Noodles, as it is rich and luxurious.

But it tastes pretty good and is recommended to every instant ramen fan, though it is probably a limited-time offer.

Tomo

Hi, I'm Tomo, a Japanese blogger living in Niigata Prefecture, Japan. For the purpose of enriching your life, I would like to introduce things about Japan on this blog, especially unique Japanese products, cooking recipes, cultures, and facts and trivia.

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