Hello Facebook, Twitter and YouTube and today this is me John doing another ramen review video and today I'm going to be reviewing these two ramen from the company Mike's mighty good craft ramen. Now Mike's mighty good craft ramen is out of California, the United States. Everything they make is from organic ingredients including their own organic noodles that made from scratch and all the the flavorings and ingredients I believe you are also organic and so these are labeled as craft ramen which is in my mind supposed to make you think that they're you know fresh made locally and you know good ingredients and overall the flavor is supposed to be better and at $2.50 to $3 per pack they should definitely live up to those standards you would hope. Each one of these are exactly 200 calories. It's interesting they got two of the exact number. Anyway I have in this one a spicy beef ramen soup and this one I have a pork tonkatsu ramen soup. So in order to cook these you they have a fill line in here you either fill it up with the line with water and then microwave it or you can heat up some water which is what I do that heat up some water that fill it up the line. Let it sit and each one of them they have two things they have this packet of powdery substance and they have like a little clear packet packet of a flavored oil. Now I got I got to tell you like when I first looked at these they feel very light and then when you open it up the noodle block also looks quite small so it was kind of disappointing when I first opened it it didn't look like much. Now after filling it with water and letting it steep the noodles expanded quite a lot. So I'm gonna just pour this into a bowl so we can see better the spicy beef. As you can see that fills up this bowl nicely. Now this was probably like less than half that size inside this it was probably like down to here and it wasn't even filling the whole circumference it was probably a quarter of an inch off each side of that and less than half of the size of the bowl but now they've seemed to grow a lot and I'm gonna also pour in the pork tongue hot soup into this other bowl I have so you can see a contrast of color. There we go. Spicy beef. So as you can see the spicy beef one is a little bit more British orange. Pork tongue hot soup is more of a white color and that's what I expect from a pork tongue hot soup actually because pork bone broth is usually that creamy color. Another thing that should tell you is immediately when I put the the powder and the oil into the hot water the smell was just amazing like I really remind me of really good the ramen you buy at the like real ramen shops and let's go ahead let's try the spicy beef one first. The noodles are a little softer than I would like. The flavor is good just tastes of the soup. There's a richness to it that you don't get for much instant ramen. I'm like an unconsciousness. The spice is there not overwhelming but definitely you can taste it. Yeah I was kind of this point looking at it but made together it actually tastes really good. My own complaint being that I wish the noodles had a little more bite to it. On each of the ramen cups it also gives you like an instruction is like what's some good add-ons. This one it says slice beef fried garlic onions and chilies eggs green onion and bok choy and it does have like a picture in the front where like it has all those things on it as well but by itself it's pretty good. It's definitely like a eight point nine out of ten I would say the beef one. Now let's try the taikatsu. No taikatsu pork is one of my favorite flavors of ramen to get. So kind of had a little bit of a high standards for this. Let's see how it tastes. Again noodles a little bit too soft. But the broth in this one is actually pretty good. It's the best taikatsu flavor instant ramen I've ever had. It's not as good as something you're gonna get in the store but the flavor it's pretty one point. I'm going to give this one 8.5 out of 10. Probably just because I have a little bit higher expectation for a taikatsu flavor. It is pretty porky. This soup in this one is actually a little bit more stick to you than this one which is what I was hoping this one would have more of because whenever I get the pork taikatsu it always has a really stickiness to it and although better than most it's not quite what I was expecting. So are these things worth the 250? First I didn't think so but I'm sorry the lean towards yeah 250 a pack. Not that bad actually. For what you get the noodles expand out a lot so when you first open it you might think that you're getting jipped but they do hydrate very well. And again on the back of this one gives you a little bit of instructions what to add. Slice pork, green onion, wood ear mushrooms, egg and bamboo shoots and I think that's probably what they have here in the picture as well. If you go on this website you can see what stores in your area might carry them. You can also buy them excuse me directly from their website. They have sample packs in case you want to try them all. And yeah I do recommend that you go out and try these the mighty mics mighty mics mighty good craft ramen. These two flavors also pretty good. Anyway that's it for this one. Hope you enjoyed it. Enjoy yourselves. Until next time. Bye.