Here’s another of KOKA’s varieties – this time in a bowl and with rice noodles. Notice in the directions that it specifies how much water to add – that’s pretty awesome.
Here’s the side panel information.
A seasoning powder and liquid packet.
The garnish packet – this time, the contents are steeped with the noodles.
Here’s everything in the bowl awaiting two cups of boiling water.
Finished. Added a scrambled egg with some Tabasco Jalapeno hot sauce on top. The rice noodles are the kind I like – wide, thin and very light. The broth is interesting – very lemony and spicy but has a bit more shrimp or seafood taste that I like. The garnish had little shrimps in it that were good too. ASll in all, a decent Tom Yum bowl – 3.5 out of 5.0 stars. UPC barcode 639192721648 – get it here!
A band called The Slurps playing a song called KOKA Noodles.
Here’s another one – curry flavor!!! This is the four pack.
I ate the contents of this package!
Here’s the back of the package. 0.7g of fat!
Here’s the noodle block – really light.
One packet of dry seasonings.
Here’s the dry powder – has a very nice curry scent!
Here’s the veggie pack…
I love this.
This time, these get cooked with the noodles.
Finished! The noodles are just like in the last coupe packs – a decent firmness and chewiness and still not super thick. The broth is sweet and spicy – but in a curry way. It works and is quite tasty. The veggies are spot on – I really enjoyed how the peas re-hydrated – very nice and fresh. Excellent – 4.25 our of 5.0 stars. UPC barcode 8888056000258 – get it here.
Here’s another of the KOKA line to re-review – tomato flavor! Here’s the four pack.
Here’s a single package.
This is the back of the single package – was a surprise to see it contains zero grams of fat.
The noodles block – light and stalwart, ready to take on boiling water.
A single packet of flavoring.
Upon opening the packet and pouring it into this cup, I was ensconced with the smell of tomato soup – smelled like a tomato factory – it was awesome! After this, I boiled water and threw the flavoring in – the broth took on a nice red color and had a wonderful tomato-soup like scent to it. I think you could just use half the 500ml water and other other half milk and it would be just like a bowl of tomato soup.
Here’s my favorite part – the garnish pack. You sprinkle this on top after the noodles are all done.
Here’s the garnish melange – colorful and tasty.
Finished. The noodles are perfect – just enough chewy and just the right gauge. The broth is tomato through and through – very tasty. The garnish was really nice on this one; everything came together like a tomato basil noodle kind of thing. 4.75 out of 5.0 stars – wonderful. UPC barcode 8888056000265 – get it here!
Here’s one of the samples sent to me by Mhong Guan marketing manager James Parr – thanks again! I haven’t had this is a very long time – since the 230’s! This is what a four pack looks like.
Here’s what a single package looks like.
Here’s the back – note the nutrition facts.
Here’s the noodle block. As I’ve said before, it’s a surprise to me how light this block weighs. Being a low fat variety too, I am surprised how the uncooked noodles taste – cruchy and light – not like uncooked spaghetti.
In this packet, we have powdered seasoning and oil.
Upon putting these seasonings in this cup, the air around my desk was immediately infused with a strong scent of sesame oil!
The noodles cook for three minutes. After that, they go in a bowl and you sprinkle the garnish on top!
I find this just fascinating; I don’t know if other companies do this, but if they do, they don’t mention it. I asked what the differences that seasonal availability would provide, but I didn’t get an answer to that one – I imagine it may be a somewhat guarded secret as this stuff is amazing!
Here’s what was in this particular garnish packet – could be different next time!
The finished product. Nothing extra added. First off, the noodles – are light, slightly chewy and very nice in quality. There’s absolutely no compromise in flavor or texture here. The broth is good stuff – a strong sesame flavor and a good bite to it – my mouth’s got a nice burn going on but not making me run to put the fire out. Finally, the garnish. The garnish has a nice frsh veggie taste that is second to none. I used to just cook this in with the noodles and seasonings as you usually do with a veggie pack – big mistake. Putting this on top is so wonderful! 5.0 out of 5.0 stars – just like when I reviewed it last time. UPC code 8888056000241 – get it here!
A couple days ago, I got this package in the mail! Wonder what’s inside?
Seriously well packed! Lots of executive anti-stress sheets! My son loves these!
Awesome! These are the samples from Khong Guan marketing manager James Parr. They’re the distributor for Tat Hui’s KOKA noodles in the USA! Some great flavors here – tomate, spicy black pepper, curry, spicy sesame, laksa, tom yum and spicy seafood marinara! We’ll start with the spicy sesame today. Thank you very mcuh – these will be wonderful to re-review!
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