Customer Rating: 
Summary: The best of the best instant noodle in the world!
Comment: When I was a kid (growing up in Indonesia), my mom always cooked Indomie for my breakfast. It was because I loved it and easy to make for my mom :-)
Until now, I still eat Indomie for breakfast or even dinner occasionally when I was too lazy to even go out to eat.
You won't be disappointed, it is so easy to make and the taste is deliciouuuuuuus!
I could have it everyday, but I know I need more nutritious food. Great instant noodle are hard to find. Top Ramen sucks!
Goreng = Fried or Stir Fry
Pedas = Spicy or Hot
Mie = Noodle or LoMein :-)
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Not my thing, but it's classic student food
Comment: It's cheap, it's fairly tastey, it's easy to make = happy student.
And if you're wondering how to make fried noodles instant, the answer is you don't fry them, just add some oil and soy sauce (provided in the pack) and pretend. It works better than you'd think. Not what you'd call nutritionally balanced but hey :)
When a friend visited me in Indonesia back in the day, he was so taken by the value proposition they represented that he bought a case of 40 to take home! We could hear the shop staff laughing as soon as we were out of sight but it made him very happy ... for at least 40 days.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Best Ramen Ever
Comment: Although, I understand that the Goreng part of the name means noodles without broth, I'll never stop calling this ramen (meaning noodles with broth). The Indomie products that I've tried (original, satay, and pedas) are all delicious. Make no mistake, not all oriental noodles do it for me. When our local Asian market ran out of Indomie, the owner told me to get a different brand that he promised I'd like better. I ended up throwing it out, because the taste was just awful. Indomie (original) however, has a mellow taste, with enough spice to keep you interested. This Pedas variety in particular increases the heat for the spice-addicted of us, without killing the flavor of classic Indomie noodles. My suggestion? Try it and see if you're not addicted after the first bowl.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Yum Yum Yum
Comment: Ever since I was a kid I liked Indomie. When I went to Indonesia I discovered they are only 10 cents. Even though the price here is high, it is worth it. The Mi Goreng Pedas name is translated like this.
Mi= Noodles
Goreng=Freid
Pedas= Spicy
So it is really freid spicy noodles. Buy for taste! Do not get the cheap grocery store one
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