Both brands take up the bulk of the retail ramen noodle options. Momofuku Ando, founder of Nissin, created his company in 1958. Post-WWII Japanese food shortages inspired Ando to create instant ramen.

The story of how Momofuku Ando invented instant ramen in a backyard shed in 1958, when food was still scarce, is the stuff of legend in Japan. He went on to found the food giant Nissin Foods.

The WHO recommends less than 2,000 milligrams of salt daily for adults, or about one teaspoon. A 65-gram pack of Lucky Me Bulalo Instant Noodles contains 2,070 mg of sodium.

Discover how Momofuku Ando transformed humble instant ramen into a global billion-dollar phenomenon, revolutionizing ...

The Japanese company that pioneered ... In spring 2019, Nissin Food Products Co. directed its cup ramen professionals to develop imitation eel exclusively from plant-derived material.

A Japanese noodle maker Nissin Foods is trying to reinvent the way we eat ramen by creating a noise cancelling fork that covers up slurping. It's the latest in string of bizarre cutlery inventions.

That food was this 29-cent pack of instant ramen ... After World War II, Japan faced widespread famine and had its worst harvest season in decades. A Nissin spokesperson would later state that ...

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a food product recall for certain Nissin brand ramen cup noodles over possible allergen risks. The Nissin Big Cup Noodle has been recalled due to ...

Japanese businessman Momofuku Ando (born Go Pek-Hok in Taiwan), founder of Nissin Food Products Co. Ltd., invented instant noodles, with “Chikin Ramen” rolled out commercially way back in ...

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a food product recall for certain Nissin brand ramen cup noodles over possible allergen risks. The Nissin Big Cup Noodle has been recalled due to ...