The Ramen Rater’s Spiciest Instant Noodles Of All Time 2023 Edition
Watch for my analysis and the 2023 edition of The Ramen Rater’s Top Ten Spiciest Instant Noodles Ever!
The Ramen Rater’s Top Ten Spiciest Instant Noodles Of All Time 2023 Edition
A dry noodle from South Korea by Paldo. This tastes nothing like the curry I would have expected; rather, it’s more like its own version, which didn’t really cause me to think of curry all that much. But it’s spicy – that’s definitely not in question. Original review | Mukbang | Get it here.
The noodles seem slightly wider and chewier than most instant noodles, which is a nice gauge. The flavor was unexpected; it had a pleasant beef flavor with a savory undertone before becoming spicy. It’s really quite spicy – worthy of a mukbang. Original review | Mukbang | Get it here.
This is sure to satisfy your craving for spicy, curry-flavored food. Original review | Mukbang | Get it here. A robust, rich Malaysian curry shakes hands with a spicy bite that will truly test your tastebuds and have you rushing for the water!
It took me a long time to get this one, but I’m glad that Paldo’s staff sent some to me at last. It was delicious and spicy, though I remember trying it for the first time many years ago, and it blew my mind. Although it’s still quite hot, I can tolerate it better these days. Original review | Mukbang | Get it here.
This one was submitted by The Fat Hipster on YouTube; many thanks! Although very spicy, it’s not the spicier food I’ve ever had. But it’ll burn you really good. Additionally, it has a wonderful flavor and decent noodles, which is great. Original review | Mukbang | Get it here.
Thirty seconds to cook, featuring fresh noodles. I really like the interesting and tasty varieties that this company is creating. This one reminds me a lot of another one with a chicken on this list. Original review | Mukbang.
Although not the spiciest in their range, I believe this to be the true benchmark for the recent heatwave that instant noodles have gone through. This is where the popular Fire Noodle Challenge first appeared. This is even available at my neighborhood store, which speaks volumes about its popularity. Original review | Mukbang | Get it here.
Undoubtedly not the first time Malaysia has appeared on this list, but by far the spicier option Black noodles – that’s all I’ve got to say. Sinister and deadly! Mukbang’s original review can be found here.
This Malaysian variety has heat unlike any other. At least from what I can find, this curry is the strongest one currently available on the market. This pack was extremely difficult to finish—heat, heat, heat! A lovely broth with amazing flavor Original review | Mukbang | Get it here.
Every year, Buldak seems to get a little hotter. If this is 3x, that’s 13,200 SHU. It was quite difficult to get down, but I managed to do so. Nice flavor and very, very hot. If this is a little too much for you, I would highly suggest the tomato Buldak; it’s much less spicy and delicious. Original review | Mukbang | Get it here.
These two were even more attractive, but I can’t seem to locate them right now.
The only variety I’ve NOT been able to conquer. Fail. Twice. First of all, aside from their intense spice, I find these to taste terrible—like burnt plastic curry. The fact that this calls for 700 milliliters of water—I think the most at any given moment—is problematic. Furthermore, you would think that would become almost monotonous, but it really doesn’t Every time I tried this, I was able to get a 1/4 to a 1/3. The bowl’s immense size engages in a psychological trick with you. It’s mean. Mukbang – Original review.
This was hard. The size was the only reason I was able to finish it. I think that’s why many people have conquered this one. This one’s directions have a few problems, and I believe they could be adjusted without affecting the flavor or degree of heat. To summarize, cook the noodles, drain, then add the sachets and boiling water, stirring. This was conquering the worm for me. I pounded it and then it pounded me. Eight hours of capsaicin cramping – oh so bad. It was real, I felt like an alien was going to pierce my stomach. I also experienced a period of time when I was tingling all over, feeling a little numb, and feeling chilly. I either entered or teetered on the verge of shock, which is definitely endorphin land. Mukbang – Original Review.
Since this product was a limited edition, we don’t know when it will be back in stock.
Culleys Worlds Hottest Ramen Noodles are made with Carolina Reaper Chillies that are grown in New Zealand—are you up for the challenge? Measuring in at a whopping 1. Proceed with extreme caution as these noodles are extremely hot, with a Scoville scale rating of 6 million. The Carolina Reaper’s creator, Ed Currie, has personally approved of the recipe.
