Brand: Mi Sedaap
Country of Origin: Indonesia
Category: Pasta & Noodles

Description:
Mi Sedaap Original Flavor Instant Ramen Noodle Soup is the signature Indonesian noodle that built the brand’s global reputation — a perfectly balanced blend of savory soy, aromatic spices, fried onion, and warm garlic, crafted to deliver authentic Indonesian comfort food in minutes. This flavor stands at the heart of Southeast Asian instant noodle culture, offering a clean yet rich broth that appeals to both everyday noodle eaters and flavor-focused ramen fans.

The soup base blends traditional Indonesian seasonings such as light soy sauce, white pepper, garlic powder, and shallot, producing a broth that’s mild, smooth, and deeply aromatic. It begins with a light savory sweetness before unfolding into gentle umami depth, closely resembling the classic noodle soups served in Indonesian home kitchens. The fragrance of fried shallot — a defining ingredient — lifts the entire bowl with a warm, nutty aroma that makes this ramen uniquely comforting.

Mi Sedaap’s noodles are famously superior: thicker, more elastic, and designed to retain their chew even after soaking in broth. They cook in just three minutes and deliver a satisfying bite that holds flavor without becoming mushy. The brand’s signature crispy onion garnish adds crunch and authenticity, creating a multi-textured eating experience not usually found in basic instant noodles.

This ramen is extremely versatile. Enjoy it as a classic soup, or prepare it semi-dry by draining the noodles and mixing them with the included seasoning oil for a richer, more concentrated flavor. Add a boiled egg, scallions, or vegetables to recreate the taste of Indonesian-style noodle stalls (warungs) at home.

Mi Sedaap Original is ideal for anyone seeking a clean, reliable, and genuinely authentic Indonesian ramen flavor — something mild enough for daily eating but flavorful enough to stand out among global instant noodle brands. Consistent, aromatic, and satisfying, it remains a pantry staple across Southeast Asia and around the world.