MAMAPho Bo Instant Beef Soup Bowl Noodle In Vietnamese Style, Silky-smooth, Chewy Rice Noodles With Piping Hot Aromatic Soup Mix (6-Bowl Pack, 2.29 oz Per Bowl)

Love it

My favorite pho

Love these I found them once in a random uptown Walmart and got hooked, they come into handy if you work like me have a hot pot make some water put it in the bowl let it sit (after you put all the flavors in 1st of course) this also comes with a little foldable fork inside so please remove the 2 packets and the fork and don't put to much water in it.. and I would buy some siracha packs if you need to go in it.

I don't know what compelled me to buy these as I prefer spicy noodles (these have no spice) and I've never had instant pho that was near as good as a bowl of homemade pho. But I'm glad I tried it because this instant pho is great! It's not "the real thing" but it's incredibly satisfying nonetheless. I think the oil packet really helps give it a quality similar to fresh pho, but it doesn't make the noodles oily, per se. And the amount of noodles is more than adequate. They make for the perfect quick, tasty, and filling lunch.To anyone eating these for the first time, the bowl comes with three things inside, in addition to the rice noodles: a dry seasoning packet, an oil packet, and a disposible fork. Check under the noodles if you don't see all three! The first time I made these the oil packet was under the noodles but I didn't see it and I steeped the noodles along with the sealed oil packet. No harm done but I wish I'd paid better attention because discovering the packet when I didnt know what it was was briefly alarming. In my experience, at least half of the bowls come with either one of the packets or the fork hiding under the noodles so you gotta check.

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Had great taste but one of the bowels blew up in microwave

Love the flavor, love the noodle type and love the price.The closest Asian market is 50 miles (one way) from my home. So even when factoring in shipping it’s more than worth it to buy them from Amazon. Besides, they aren’t always available at the market.I keep these noodle cups in my pantry at all times, so I place an order for them about 3 times a year.I also love that you can control the spice level without sacrificing flavor. There are two flavor packets…one is the broth and seasonings (dry packet) and the other is a the heat (spice) and sesame oil (wet packet). So if you use less of the wet packet it doesn’t effect the over all flavor.

I eat a lot of Pho’ I am in the Seattle area, so we have a ton of great Asian food. No Pho near my work, and I love to eat it when it is all rainy. Obviously it’s not going to be like fresh, but…. It’s a really great substitute. I added Chile flakes and a lime wedge. 🤤