Nongshim Shin Ramen Toomba Cup Noodles Nutrition Facts

Product Name

Shin Ramen Toowoomba Cup Noodles


Product Name (Seller) : Shin Ramen Toowoomba Cup Noodles

Origin: South Korea

Nutrition Facts 

Nutrition Factssize% daily Value
Serving Size113g
Calories500 Kcal
Total Fat17g31%
saturated fat9g60%
Trans fat0g
cholesterol7mg2%
sodium1,110mg56%
Total Carbohydrate80g25%
Total sugar9g9%
Protein7g13%
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⟁ Contains

  • Eggs, milk, soybeans, wheat, pork, tomato, beef
Please refer to the Ingredients for more details.

📔 Food note

  • The ratio (%) of the daily nutritional value is based on 2,000 calories, so it may vary depending on the individual's nutritional needs. 
  • It is manufactured in facilities such as those using buckwheat, peanuts, mackerel, crab, shrimp, walnuts, pine nuts, chicken, squid, and shellfish (including oysters, abalone, and mussels). 
  • Avoid direct sunlight and store in a cool, dry place. 
  • Please do not store it together in a place that smells like oil. 
  • It is easy to be affected by insects because it mainly uses agricultural raw materials, so please store it so that the packaging is not damaged and cook it immediately after opening 
  • To control sodium intake, cook by adding the appropriate amount of soup to your preference 
  • Be careful of burns because the water is hot 
  • Sometimes the color on the cotton is from the enclosed ingredients, so you can eat it with confidence.


Ingredients

  • noodles
    • wheat flour 
    • palm oil 
    • potato starch 
    • modified starch 
    • egg-shaped calcium 
    • refined salt 
    • yeast flavoring solution 
    • Noddle additive alkaline agents (potassium carbonate, sodium carbonate, sodium phosphate) 
    • Mixing agents (sodium methanate, sodium polyphosphate, sodium monophosphate, sodium pyrophosphate) 
    • oligo-green tea flavoring solution Vitamin B2 
  • Powder
    • B cream (maltodextrin powder, palm oil, whey powder, sodium casein, sodium phosphate) 
    • Sugar 
    • whipped cream powder 
    • palm oil seasoning powder 
    • refined salt 
    • potato starch 
    • Stir-fried potato powder 
    • spicy seasoning powder 
    • cheese flavor powder 
    • Glucose 
    • chili flavor powder 
    • Garlic Grill Powder 
    • fish meat fermented flavor 
    • onion flavor 
    • stir-fried seasoning 
    • Hot Spice Powder 
    • Garlic extract powder 
    • Pepper flavor powder 
    • 5'-ribonucleotide disodium 
    • Goa-gum 
    • spicy seasoning powder 
    • Seasoned soy sauce. Seasoned soy sauce 
    • dry parsley 
    • Pepperoni flavored seasoning 
    • Pepper powder 
    • sodium succinate
    • fried garlic 
    • dried shiitake mushroom 
    • dried bok choy

How to Cook

Shin Ramen Toowoomba Cup Noodles


When cooking in the microwave: 

1) Remove the lid completely and take out the spicy pepper powder and soft pepper powder. 2) Add the spicy transfer powder and pour boiling water (220ml / 7.3oz) to the inner line of the container. 

3) Cook in microwave (1000W) for 2 minutes (700W 2 minutes 40 seconds) 

4) After cooking, add soft pepper powder and mix it deliciously. 


When cooking boiling water: 

1) Open the lid to the arrow, take out the spicy pepper powder and the soft pepper powder 

2)After pouring enough noodles into boiling water 

3)After 3 minutes, drill a hole in the top of the lid and discard the water 

4) Add spicy pepper powder and soft pepper powder and mix it deliciously.

Real Reviews(Taste / Shape etc.)

Shin Ramen Toowoomba Cup Noodles


  • It contains spicy starch powder and pepper powder, and it's convenient to mix it with noodles 
  • However, if you throw away too much water, it's hard to mix. You have to leave some water and mix it 
  • It's less spicy than spicy chicken and more spicy than sour ramen 
  • It's similar to Charbo Buldak, so if you like it, you should try it 
  • The texture of cup noodles and creamy flavors is good 
  • It is also recommended to try it with foods that can give a more creamy texture, such as cheese and fresh cream! 
  • It tastes very good for instant ramen, so I recommend you to try it!



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