Prima Taste Laksa Coconut Curry Lamian Noodles, 26 Ounce

So originally one of my clients gave me a couple of these and once I had it I was hooked. I know some people have been complaining about a fish smell, but It’s gonna smell like fish because it’s a shrimp broth and it’s not fresh. So I didn’t get too much of a fish smell, I actually smelled peanuts when I opened up the paste Even though you don’t taste peanuts in it. To me it’s like a very mild super mild Thai curry. It’s creamy coconut I broth with shrimp flavoring, it taste so good. It’s super mild , no spiciness whatsoever but it’s just so good. I can just see myself cooking chicken and then just adding it to it and I think that’s gonna be delicious. But if you like coconut soups and you like creamy soups, I highly recommend it. I think it’s astonishing how they were able to mimic that type of texture . I love this soup and will continue ordering it. I just saw that they have a Vietnamese pho broth so I’m curious but that will taste like

great Laksa. worth the price. came fully unbroken.

I love these noodles! They cook very fast (7 minutes!) and don't taste instant. They have a lot of flavor and remind me of restaurant quality soups I've had. The noodles are the perfect thickness and they are tastier than other instant noodles I've tried (I've tried a lot).

It's very tasty .

My daughter loves them... they're a little pricey though.

Like someone else said in their review I really really wanted to like this. I love a good coconut curry but I was human and I did not read the reviews before I bought it. I looked at the pictures and I read the English words on the packaging, and I did not see Shrimp listed anywhere. I thought it was a simple coconut curry, Like it says on the package. I made the mistake of continuing to make the soup even after I open the shrimp paste package and the smell came out. It smell like a feed store. Just really pungent and I won't say rancid but it wasn't good. As it cooked my whole apartment begin to smell like the shrimp paste. I said well maybe it taste better than it smells. Being a culinary professional I understand sometimes pungent smells can lead to delicious flavor. Unfortunately, with this that was not the case. It's not just the smell/flavor, there is some ingredient or the quality that does not agree with my stomach. I'm having horrible stomach pains as I type this. I wish I hadn't bought it, I wish I had read the reviews. Please take heed if you can't stand fishy, strong, fermented flavors because this is definitely an acquired taste.

I saw these noodles reviewed on Youtube. They were ranked the best out of many noodles taste tested. I took a chance and ordered them and wow! The noodles unlike package ramen noodles are thick and fresh tasting. You add the sauce packages to the boiling water along with the noodles. This helps to get all the flavor into the noodles as they cook. You can serve them as is or add vegetables, chicken, or seafood. I added peas and Thai basil to mine. Sent some to my daughter and she loves them too.

Ah, it's okay. I got it due to rave reviews in the New York Times and on Amazon. I know it won ramen of the year several times. I was curious about what it tasted like. The good part is the noodles. The texture is an upgrade from the standard ramen. Though I liked the flavor, I was not wowed by it. Now, to enhance the taste, I sauteed green onion, onion, and garlic and put it on top as a topping. I also put jumbo shrimps (unpeeled to preserve the flavor of the shrimp) into the broth while boiling to enhance the taste. I cooked it just the way it was instructed. I honestly think that if you were to cook Shin Ramen with canned Thai coconut milk (instead of water) and put in their seasoning that comes with the ramen, you will get something similar but with more umami flavor. It was great but I will not buy Laksa again. There was no wow factor. A great instant version of Laksa but I don't think it's worth what it is.