Ramen Noodles at Costco That Are Better Than Restaurants (for a Fraction of the Cost)

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These ramen noodle meals at Costco are especially easy on your wallet.
Updated Sept. 24, 2024
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If you’re looking for a much more affordable restaurant-style ramen, it’s time to use your Costco membership. This superstore has a ton of fan-favorite noodles to choose from in their frozen and pantry sections. Many are very popular with the Costco-faithful and have become staples for meals nationwide. Here are some ramen varieties that customers have been raving about online. Keep in mind that prices can change by day and location.

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PLN Food Co. Taiwanese spicy noodles

One big advantage of these frozen noodles is how quickly they cook. In under a minute, you can enjoy fresh ramen noodles with two flavorful sauce packets. These noodles are thick and chewy with sauces that inject a pork-free, spicy flavor. 

Price: $11.99

Nongshim, Tonkotsu ramen bowls

This is another crowd-favorite instant ramen mix that customers say is full of flavor, easy to make, and inexpensive. These ramen bowls have a rich pork broth and spicy sauce packet so you can elevate the flavor. Plus, in just four minutes, these microwave for a flavorful ramen that makes a handy lunch or dinner. 

Price: $13.99

Authentic Asia hand-wrapped shrimp wonton ramen

These bowls of ramen noodles also have shrimp wontons and vegetables for a world of flavor. You just pour water into these bowls and microwave them for a quick meal that packs a powerful punch. This lighter option can fill you up for less and provide a warm dinner for those colder nights.

Price: $18.79

Nongshim udon noodle soup bowls

Many customers love this instant ramen brand for its convenience and flavor. These pre-cooked noodles are great on their own, or you can mix in your favorite ingredients for extra flavor. And you get six bowls in this value pack, perfect for a quick and easy lunch any time.

Price: $22.99

J Way Taiwanese Squiggly Noodles variety pack

This variety pack comes in three different flavors: braised pork sauce, shallot sauce, and zha jiang sauce. These ramen noodles take about 5 minutes to cook and are thick and wavy. One of the best grocery budget hacks is buying packs with different types of sauce you can try, which is perfect for families. 

Price: $9.99

Bottom line

Ramen noodle lovers can find something to enjoy from any of these options, and you already know you'll save money at Costco. If you’re looking for something spicy, then the Taiwanese Spicy Noodles might be your pick, while the Squiggly Noodles might be preferable for various of flavors. And all of these options are more affordable than going to your local restaurant.


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