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Description
Nissin Cup Noodle — Classic Soy Broth
Overview
This is the cup that started it all: Nissin Cup Noodle, the original Japanese ramen-in-a-cup with its classic soy-flavored broth. The Japanese domestic version comes loaded with the famous mixed topping — shrimp, seasoned egg and meat pieces.
No pot, no bowl, no skills: peel the lid, pour boiling water, wait 3 minutes and eat straight from the cup.
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Key Benefits
- ✓ The original Cup Noodle — Japanese domestic version
- ✓ Classic soy broth with shrimp, seasoned egg and meat topping
- ✓ Ready in 3 minutes with just boiling water
- ✓ Eat straight from the cup — perfect for travel and office
- ✓ A cultural icon of Japanese food since 1971
- ✓ We ship the authentic Japan release from Kobe
Product Details
| Brand | Nissin |
|---|---|
| Country of origin | Japan |
| Product type | Instant ramen cup |
| Flavors | Classic soy broth; shrimp, egg and meat topping |
| Net weight | approx. 210 g gross |
| Vendor | Tsujimoto Market |
Who Is This For?
- First-timers who want to taste the original Japanese Cup Noodle
- Travelers, students and office workers needing a 3-minute meal
- Collectors of iconic Japanese food brands
- Anyone comparing the Japan release with local versions
How to Use
- Peel the lid open halfway.
- Pour freshly boiled water up to the inner line.
- Close the lid and wait 3 minutes, then stir and enjoy straight from the cup.
Frequency: 1 cup per serving
Ingredients & Allergens
Wheat-based fried noodles, soy-flavored soup base, and a topping mix of shrimp, seasoned egg and meat pieces. Contains wheat, soy, egg, shrimp and meat-derived ingredients. The full ingredient and allergen list is printed in Japanese on the cup.
Cautions
- Contains wheat, soy, egg, shrimp and meat-derived ingredients (meat type not specified on the store label — check the Japanese package).
- Hot water and steam can scald — children should prepare cup noodles only with adult supervision.
- Check the ingredient list before use if you have food allergies.
- The full ingredient and allergen list is printed in Japanese on the package; contact us before ordering if you need it translated.
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Package Contents
1 × Nissin Cup Noodle, classic soy broth
Shipping & Store Notes
- Ships directly from Japan
- Processing time: 2–6 business days
- Tracking number provided after dispatch
- Import duties and taxes may apply depending on destination country
- Opened cosmetics and supplements cannot be returned for hygiene and safety reasons
Authenticity Guarantee
Every product at Tsujimoto Market is sourced directly from Japan and verified for authenticity. We never sell fakes or grey-market goods. Each order is carefully packed in Kobe, Japan and dispatched with full tracking.
FAQ
How is the Japanese version different from the Cup Noodles sold in my country?
Nissin makes Cup Noodle locally in many countries with adapted recipes. The Japanese domestic release differs in broth balance, noodle texture and the generous mixed topping — that is exactly what fans order it for.
What meat is in the topping?
The store description lists “meat” without specifying the type; Nissin’s Japanese label carries the exact composition. If a specific meat type matters for your diet, check the label photo or contact us before ordering.
Can children eat it?
It is regular food, but the broth is fairly salty and preparation involves boiling water, so young children should eat it occasionally and prepare it only with an adult.
What is the shelf life of instant noodles?
Japanese instant noodles typically have a shelf life of about 5–8 months from production (cup types are usually shorter than pillow packs). The exact best-before date is printed on each package we send.
How long does delivery take, and will there be customs fees?
We dispatch from Kobe within 2–6 business days and provide tracking. Delivery time and possible import duties depend on your country; any customs fees are charged by your local authorities.
