Hack Buldak Bokeum Ramen 5Pcs Hot Spicy Fire Noodle Spiciest Standard Shipping

If you like spicy, then these are spicy - partly due to the words `Hot Spicy Fire Noodle Spiciest' being included in the title, I mean if those words aren't a give away of them being spicy then maybe your education falls way below pre-school level. Anyways, I digressed slightly, where were I, Oh yeah talking about spicy and fighting the onset (probably) of early dementia. Digressed again, damn this is becoming a theme, rambled on so much that no-one will take my review seriously. To be fair to Samyang Hack Buldak Bokeum the noodles are tasty as well as spicy (have I mentioned spicy before, not sure, lets continue before I forget where I were). Totally simple to prepare just boil the kettle, or heat some water in the colon of an Alpaca over a fire of sticks and brush if your kitchen is more primitive, then just pour the boiling water on, wait for the time stated then simply select the cutlery of your choice (I went for a fork as, in my opinion, they are great for picking up food) then place the noodles in your mouth and allow your molars to do the rest before swallowing

Arrived super quick, no issues packaged securely. Have been told there hot n tasty!!

Good test for people like spicy noodles.

Good lord these are spicy, but they’re really tasty! Keep a glass of milk nearby

My son loves these. However , they're too hot for me 🥵🤣

Burnt my mouth. Not for me

Didn’t think these were that bad heat wise. Spicy? Yes. Unbearable? No. I was feeling pretty smug after eating them… right up until my stomach decided to file a formal complaint. Big mistake eating these before work. Even bigger mistake eating them before a full truck driving shift. The heat wasn’t the problem it was the internal lava lamp effect for the next 8 hours. Every bump in the road was a reminder of my poor life choices. Flavour is great, spice is manageable, but the delayed action is ruthless. These noodles don’t attack your mouth they wait patiently and then ruin your entire day when you’re miles from a toilet. Would I eat them again? Yes. Would I eat them before driving a truck? Absolutely not. Highly recommend… with toilet access 🚽🔥

I bought the ramen then decided to research it, found out it was a "challenge" because of the spiciness. It was certainly a challenge to finish it all, about half way through my lips had turned red and I had huge lips, my lips hurt at the slight touch of the noodles after that, still, I finished the noodles in incredible pain. Fortunately I had no bad bowel movements but did feel a little sick. My sister just tried to eat a bowl of them and couldn't even get half through so depends on your tolerance. I'm going to get more of my family to eat it. I will eat it again. Also very tasty!

what is there to say.... itsd just super spicy......

Tastes great and are spicy as advertised. It's a large portion of thick noodles. Follow the directions and they will come out perfect. As always, nice to add things into it. I was full with one bag. Only downside is it colored my lips orange and it was hard to get off. But I highly recommend this product.

J,adore cette soupe qui pique🥹🥹🥹🥹

Sapore top. Ma super piccanti. La bustina del piccante e a parte e si può dosare.... per la prima volta consiglio di mettere metà...

Ok, where to begin? The packaging says it has under 10,000 SHU. This can't be true, as I regularly use 25K and 100K Cayenne. Maybe it is though, who knows. The packaging is simple - on the front is a very enraged fire chicken warning you what is to come. Inside are your typical cake of dried Ramen noodles and a small packet of what looks to be an oil of some kind. That's it. This is a no-frills nuclear hot ramen. I made this three ways: 1) As directed on packaging - I left a few tbsp of water after draining the noodles, added the oil packet, tossed, and served. I took the first bite, noting it has a pepperiness to the chicken flavor that's pretty good. Not too hot yet. Take a bite. Ok I can feel it getting a bit warm. Take a bite. My heartrate is visibly up. Take a bite. It burns SO MUCH. At this point I'm cackling at how hot it is and the fact my entire mouth and lips are numb from the burning, and I can't stop drooling. At this point I realize finishing this will do a number on my already sensitive gut, despite the fact I want to finish because it actually tasted really good (when you can taste it, that is). It's very splishy-splashy since you mix a few tbsp of water with the oil, and I felt the oil didn't have good coverage on the noodles. Next comes attempt #2. 2) Not reserving any water - Very similar to #1 except this time the oil is VERY well adhered to the noodle. Like #1 except even more intense. 3) Half packet of oil, not reserving any water - Ok, I found the sweet spot. It was pleasantly spicy without being too spicy. I still had to take my time with it, but I was able to get through the entire packet and enjoy the experience. Was it still very, very hot? Yes. But this time it didn't render me a blathering mess, and I didn't hate myself the next day (too much), and I could really taste the peppery chicken flavor. In all 3 attempts, the noodles are pretty good and have a nice chew to them. Not your typical cheap thin ramen noodle. Also, to note, since I'm alive and writing this review, I did not do all 3 attempts in one sitting. These were spaced out about a week apart. If you like spicy ramen, and you can tolerate decently hot things, give these a try. They're actually really, really good, if you can handle the heat.