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Costco Shoyu Ramen with chicken – Frozen Ramen BowlS

Costco Shoyu Ramen with chicken - Frozen Ramen BowlS - CostContessa
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This quick and easy meal is a fan favorite at Costco Shoyu Ramen with Chicken comes frozen and is ready to eat in just 4 minutes in the microwave. Each of these Ajinomoto Shoyu Ramen bowls comes with white mean chicken, ramen noodles, and vegetables in a Tokyo-Style soy sauce broth.

These have overwhelming positive reviews, and are a super quick meal to make. They are an easy option for a quick weeknight dinner, lunch to bring to the office or if your kids eat as much as mine, an after sports snack!

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Just be careful with kids making these themselves. It’s SUPER hot out of the microwave. We put a plate under it before we microwave.

You might also be interested in Costco’s Yakisoba Noodles, Fresh Sushi at Costco, or Costco Healthy Noodle.

Preparation Ideas from Label

Costco Shoyu Ramen
Costco Shoyu Ramen

Heating Instructions for Costco Shoyu Ramen by Ajinomoto

Costco Shoyu Ramen with Chicken Bowl - Heating Instructions
Yield: 1 Bowl

Heating Instructions for Costco Shoyu Ramen with Chicken Bowls

Prep Time: 4 minutes
Active Time: 30 seconds
Additional Time: 1 minute
Total Time: 5 minutes 30 seconds
Difficulty: Easy

Anjimoto Tokyo Style Shoyu Ramen at Costco is super easy to heat up in the microwave and your meal is ready in about 4 minutes.

Materials

  • Anjimoto Tokyo-Style Shoyu Ramen with Chicken Bowl, Frozen
  • Water

Tools

  • Microwave

Instructions

  1. Completely peel off the plastic from the bowl
  2. Add water to the bowl, do not exceed max fill line
  3. Microwave on high for 4 minutes (to 165 F)
  4. Remove carefully from microwave, bowl will be HOT!! Use caution!
  5. Stir well, and add your own toppings (more soy sauce, egg, veggies, etc.)

Notes

Please be extra careful when removing the bowl from the microwave, it will be VERY HOT!

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Costco Item Number & Cost

Ajinomoto Tokyo Style Shoyu Ramen with Chicken (6) 9.45 oz is Costco Item Number 1081557 and costs $13.49 or $2.25 per bowl.

This product is only sold in-store at Costco. Costco.com does carry multiple other varieties of ramen.

Costco Shoyu Ramen Bowl Nutritional Info

Each Ajinomoto Tokyo-Style Shoyu Ramen bowl from Costco contains 390 calories, 8 grams of fat, 22 grams of protein and 20% DV of Iron.

Those following low sodium diets should mind the sodium content, this may not be suitable.

Costco Shoyu Ramen with Chicken Nutrition Information Panel from Product
Costco Shoyu Ramen Nutritional Information

Reviews From Costco Fans

I’m very happy I bought it. The Shoyu ramen tastes very good! Recommended buy!

Buddha719 on Reddit

Costco Shoyu Ramen Bowl Review

I didn’t make this review…but I think you can get a good look at the product and hear their thoughts, feedback and comparisons. Spoiler alert…they aren’t big fans. But they do seem to really know ramen….on the one hand their opinion is pretty trustworthy…on the other…if you grew up on el cheapie American ramen noodles I think you’ll still find the Shoyu Ramen a vast upgrade to your ramen game!

Costco Shoyu Ramen – Tokyo Style by Animoto – Review

What Is Shoyu?

Shoyu is the Japanese word for soy sauce. The Shoyu Ramen at Costco comes with a soy sauce broth, and you can add more of your own to taste.

What is Ramen?

Ramen is a traditional Japanese soup with noodles. It consists of noodles in a meat, vegetable or fish-based broth, often seasoned with soy sauce or miso, and various toppings including scallions, meat/protein and vegetables. Nearly every region in Japan has its own variation of ramen. Tonkotsu ramen of Kyushu and miso ramen of Hokkaido are two well known, popular variations.

About Ajinomoto

Ajinomoto Co., Inc. is a Japanese food and biotechnology corporation which produces seasonings, interlayer insulating materials for semiconductor packages for use in personal computers, cooking oils, frozen foods, beverage, sweeteners, amino acids, and pharmaceuticals. See the manufacturer’s website (linked above) for more product information or questions.

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