Maruchan Instant Wonton Soup Classic Soy Sauce Flavor

In countries other than Japan, the representative flavor of Maruchan’s instant wonton soup seems to be chicken, but it is the Shoyu (しょうゆ) or soy sauce flavor that is most familiar to us Japanese.

As you may know, Maruchan is the flagship brand of the leading Japanese food company Toyo Suisan, and its wonton soup has become one of the most loved instant food products in my country.

Maruchan has an official website dedicated to its wonton soup products, among which I like the Hot Wonton (ホットワンタン) soup the most.

Maruchan Hot Wonton Soup Shoyu Flavor

Maruchan Hot Wonton Soup Soy Sauce Flavor

My favorite, Maruchan Hot Wonton Soup (Suggested Retail Price: 195 yen), has been around since 1973 and has now grabbed the hearts of fans (including me) around the country. 

Contents

Maruchan Hot Wonton Soup Soy Sauce Flavor Contents

The cardboard cup comes with a packet of soup base powder and lots of loose, dehydrated wonton dumplings. The other garnishes consist of bits of eggs, carrots, and Shiitake mushrooms.

Cooking

The cooking of Maruchan Hot Wonton Soup is just as straightforward as Akai Kitsune and Midori no Tanuki instant noodles; After putting the soup base powder into the cup, pour boiling water, close the lid and let the dumplings steep for 3 minutes.

Taste

Maruchan Instant Wonton Soup Soy Sauce Flavor

Although the flavor is soy sauce, the taste is light and doesn’t linger on the tongue. Instead, the umami of pork and vegetables supplements it and brings out the delicious taste.

Maruchan Hot Wonton Soup Soy Sauce Flavor

The wonton dumplings soak up the flavor of the soup well and have a nice, soft texture.

Ingredients/Nutrition Facts

Maruchan Hot Wonton Soup Soy Sauce Flavor Ingredients and Cooking Directions

Lastly, let’s see the ingredients and nutrition facts of the Maruchan Wonton Soup.

Ingredients
Wonton (Wheat flour, Vegetable oil/fat, Seasoned pork, Powdered vegetable, Salt), Seasoning packet (Salt, Soy sauce, Pork extract, Green onion, Vegetable extract, Protein hydrolysate, Spice, Yeast extract, Vegetable oil), Garnish (Egg, Carrot, Shiitake), Seasoning (including Amino acid), Caramel pigment, Kansui alkaline water, Antioxidant (Vitamin E), Carotene pigment (Partially including Wheat, Egg, Milk component, Sesame, Soybean, Pork, and Gelatin)

Nutritional Values

Maruchan Hot Wonton Soup Soy Sauce Flavor Nutrition Facts Label

Nutritional Values per Serving (46 Grams)
Calories 235 kcal
Protein 4.4 g
Fat 15.4 g
Carbohydrates 19.8 g
Salt equivalents 4.2 g
– Wonton & Garnishes 1.2 g
– Broth 3.0 g

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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