
As you might expect, the curry flavor ramen tastes fairly strongly of curry. In addition to this, however, there was also a hint of lemon and creaminess as well. It seems that Nissin Demae likes to give their broths a creamy texture. It's an interesting idea, but I think it is mostly unnecessary for a simple curry flavor.
 The noodles are Nissin Demae's standard noodles, which I tend to enjoy due to their slight crispiness.  They definitely have a palm oil taste to them too, which makes them very distinctly Nissin Demae flavored.  The curry flavor is OK, but is not really a bold flavor like I usually prefer from ramen.  However, I would definitely recommend this one if you like curry or just want something mild.  I realize that curry is not usually considered a mild flavor; in the world of ramen, however, it is relatively tame compared to some of the extreme fiery or seafoody choices.
The noodles are Nissin Demae's standard noodles, which I tend to enjoy due to their slight crispiness.  They definitely have a palm oil taste to them too, which makes them very distinctly Nissin Demae flavored.  The curry flavor is OK, but is not really a bold flavor like I usually prefer from ramen.  However, I would definitely recommend this one if you like curry or just want something mild.  I realize that curry is not usually considered a mild flavor; in the world of ramen, however, it is relatively tame compared to some of the extreme fiery or seafoody choices.Nissin Demae - Curry Flavor - 5.0/10
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in Japan eat Ramen Lunch
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This the most difficult recipe I've tried to prepare, also opening the bag of it is so complicated, I need something easier.
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