OtafukuTonkotsu Ramen Shoyu Broth Concentrate, Rich Pork-Based Soup Mix for Authentic Japanese Ramen Noodles, 7.5oz (6 Pack)

Very good flavor ramen broth and it makes a good amount. Not the 4-6 servings it says on package, but worth the purchase.

This is the best tasting tonkotsu broth that I have found and I have been buying up as many different types of Ramen bases, instant mixes, broths that I can find for ease of prep, without actually making tonkotsu ramen from scratch. So far I can say this is second to none for taste, HIGHLY RECOMMEND, I’m seriously impressed. Great taste, super easy prep - just heat in water, it’s got the umami (add a little heavy cream to make extra creamy).. I don’t think I can go back to anything else.. sooo impressed

We ordered this broth to make our very first batch of Ramen. We’ve ordered Ramen lots of times at restaurants, but always wanted to make our own, but wasn’t really sure how this base for the Ramen made it really easy and my and 13-year-old son enjoyed it and went back for a seconds. The flavor was really good. We did add a little bit of soy sauce and Mira for our toppings. We paired it with shiitake mushrooms, chili strings, bamboo shoots, hard, boiled, eggs, green, scallions, and pork chops. It made for a delicious meal. We will definitely order this brand and this product again.One packet equals about 4 to 5 cups of broth. I think I had a little bit over 5 cups.

restaurant taste, delicious soup, make sure you are not put too much concentrate in your soup

Flavor is good. Used approx. 2 tablespoons for a good size serving so the whole bag will make several meals, at least for us.

I am very picky about ramen and this is amazing. A little salty if you don’t get the ratio of water perfect but it’s very rich and creamy. Definitely recommend

This is by far some of the best Broth I have ever tasted, I just ordered the six pack because I know this is about to become an addiction. No longer spending $17-$25 for a decent Ramen bowl.

I have not tried this yet. I didnt read close enough and thought it was a powder that could be divided out for 5 or so bowls. It may be very good (I'm hoping!) but its really just a one use thick liquid?? I do have a chamber Vac (meaning I can vacuum seal liquids) so may make the soup then partition it out into 2 or 3 serving and seal up the bags for future use. Almost 10 bucks for just the soup?? Yeah at the ramen shops here it would cost 10+ bucks but they also come with not only the soup but the ramen noodles, Chashu pork Ramen egg and all the other good stuff here is just the broth! it may well be great just know its a one off.