Chicken sesame flavoured Soup Bowl

This Chicken sesame flavoured soup Bowl is a Simply Asia product. The packaging of the product is extraordinary. When you open the vegetable packet, it is a light cocoony cube. With all small packets of oil and sauce, it seems like you are working modernist pantry wonders.

The packet of noodles itself is what you would find the chef at Genghis Grill heating up on the communal stove pan with some water sizzling.

After microwaving, the liquid tasted mild tangy. The noodles are thick and there's not much opportunity for them to take on the sauce. May be cooking on stove op might make a difference.

The experience itself is different than just popping open a noodle bowl.
Another ready to eat bowl

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