ABC Mi Goreng Classic Stir Fry Street Noodles, 12.3 Oz (Pack of 20), Sweet & Savory Indonesian Instant Ramen, 7g Protein, No MSG, No Artificial Flavors or Colors, Halal

These were pretty good, they remind me of Bami Goreng in Suriname. I added chicken, some veggies, and ketjap manis... Only thing I didn't add was the egg. Very good! Will buy again.

Yummy! Like it taste good.

flavor packs a joke.no taste. As good only of what you add,, ( bok choy,salt, pepper) ,

Loved these noodles and will order them again.

Don’t really taste like bami goreng but still tasty

Super easy to make, good taste, and goes well with protein or as part of a meal!

The ad says “Hand-kneaded TEXTURED Thick & bouncy noodles.” Lie. That’s what you see on the photos, too. Lie. What you get is standard, everyday, thin round ramen. And you get a little packet of hot chili oil and two little packets of flavoring, and the result, again, does NOT look like the sauce in the photos. The flavoring isn’t all that special. The ramen is like most other ramen noodles. Maybe a little thinner. I can buy top ramen in the same quantities for less than half as much per packet.

I decided to give these a try despite having eaten Indomie mi goreng since I was a kid because when I recently looked for a noodle cup option, the ABC mi goreng noodle cup was easily superior to the Indomie mi goreng noodle cup. However, it seems that they have paused production for those for whatever reason. I'm sad to report that these are nowhere near their noodle cup line, and certainly not better than the regular package Indomie mi goreng. The lack of MSG is one thing, but these lack a serious critical ingredient, kecap manis/sweet soy sauce! The result is that you get really salty noodles, when mi goreng is supposed to be on the sweeter side. It baffles me because ABC is a known Indonesian brand for kecap manis, so that they'd omit it out of their own mi goreng product doesn't make any sense. The noodle cup version included kecap manis too, which makes matters more confusing. Additionally, the noodles in the noodle cup version is more unique and it also included better garnish in the form of fried wontons. Lastly, the noodles in these are your generic noodles you can find in any other cheap brick ramen like maruchan. Usually I wouldn't mind, but when the picture in the packaging clearly shows a different flatter noodle type than what is actually in the package, that's not ok! Overall, even if you don't mind any of the above and are judging by taste alone, indomie is clearly better. These are just overtly salty without any hint of sweetness at all.