As usual, I don't really know what the name of these instant noodles mean, but that didn't stop me from trying them. These are imported from Thailand, so I'm guessing that Minced Pork Soeng Kreung is a Thai dish.
These are on the smallish side for instant noodles, as tend to be the case with imports from Thailand. Thai noodles also tend to be more exotic flavors, which is a sharp contrast with imports other countries, especially Korea.
The noodles themselves were much thinner than the typical instant noodles. They tasted quite good and reminded me of mifun noodles, although these were made with wheat instead of rice. The broth flavoring consists mostly of onion and spicy oil. It was quite good, although I thought it was a little bit too oily. I was a little surprised that these turned out to be spicy, but not disappointed because I rather like spicy instant noodles.
Wai Wai - Minced Pork Soeng Kreung Flavour Instant Noodle - 6.5/10
Sunday, November 12, 2006
Wai Wai - Minced Pork Soeng Kreung Flavour Instant Noodle
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"Soeng Kreung" means "chef's assortments/specialty". This was explained to me by a Thai restaurant chef where I had worked as manager.
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