Two ramen noodle behemoths were put to the test. Cup versus cup, bowl versus bowl, and packet versus packet, which brand ...

Honestly, I would prefer Maruchan over Nissin, since both have similar flavors, but with different packaging. The post I️ ...

With his many years creating toppings for instant ramen, Nakayama, 50, expressed confidence in the quality of his latest brainchild. The fake eel went on sale on Nissin’s shopping site on July ...

The brands I tried included Nissin, Maruchan, and Tradition with flavors ranging from chicken to shrimp. Almost every kind of instant ramen noodles I tried required only a microwave and water ...

In 1958, Ando released Chikin Ramen and changed his company's name to Nissin, which you probably recognize. Ando played a direct role in trying to sell instant ramen, reportedly setting up a sales ...

Ready to up your ramen game for a day? Nissin Foods USA, the creator of instant ramen, curated 1,006 limited edition Oodles of Noodles Complete Collection ramen boxes priced at $1.06 each for noodle ...

Food scarcity in post-World War II Japan propelled ramen’s popularity. The instant variety became available in 1958 when manufacturer Nissin Foods’ Momofuku Ando — “the father of instant ...

Now there are countless varieties from all over the world. Instant noodles are so popular that entire shops dedicated to the ...

Once considered an unhealthy student staple, instant noodles have, thanks to a rise in TikTokers sharing their culinary ...

Japan’s Nissin Food, in 1958, took Chinese wheat noodles, added a few more ingredients and brought ramen into existence. This ...