Indomie Cup Noodles Chicken Flavour 60G | Instant Chicken Noodle Cup Ready in Minutes

Indomie Cup Noodles Chicken 60g is a quick, comforting cup of instant noodles in a savoury chicken broth from Indomie, one of the world's best-known instant noodle brands. Just add hot water, wait a few minutes and eat from the cup. It is a mild, family-friendly noodle that is perfect for a quick snack at home, at work or on the road.

If you are searching for the Indomie price in Pakistan, or comparing Indomie with Korean and other instant noodles, this guide covers the brand, the taste, preparation, upgrades and storage.

About Indomie

Indomie is made by Indofood in Indonesia and was launched in 1972. It has grown into one of the most popular instant noodle brands in the world, especially famous for its Mi Goreng fried noodles, and it has fans across Asia, the Middle East and Africa. Many Pakistanis who have lived in the Gulf grew up with Indomie, which makes it a nostalgic favourite.

What it tastes like

Savoury and mild, with a comforting chicken broth flavour and soft noodles. It is not spicy, so it suits children and anyone who prefers gentle flavours. Think of it as a simple, warming chicken noodle soup in a cup.

Product details

• Brand: Indomie, by Indofood
• Origin: Indonesia
• Product: Indomie Cup Noodles, chicken flavour
• Pack size: 60g cup
• Heat: mild
• Best for: quick snacks, office lunches, hostels, travel, children
• Allergy note: contains wheat (gluten) and may contain soy and other allergens; check the cup for the full list

How to prepare it

1. Open the lid partway.

2. Add the seasoning if it is supplied separately.

3. Pour boiling water to the line inside the cup.

4. Close the lid and wait about three minutes.

5. Stir well and enjoy.

Follow the instructions printed on your cup.

Indomie price in Pakistan

The live price is shown at the top of this page, and Indomie cups are among the most affordable noodles we stock. For something spicier, try Korean options such as Nongshim Shin Ramyun or the Buldak Hot Chicken cup, and for a Malaysian kick, Maggi Pedas Giler.

Quick upgrades

• Egg: stir a beaten egg into the hot broth for egg ribbons.
• Vegetables: add a handful of frozen peas or corn before pouring the water.
• Chicken: shredded leftover chicken makes it more filling.
• Chilli and lemon: a pinch of chilli flakes and a squeeze of lemon for a desi twist.
• Spring onion: a fresh finish.

Indomie for children and families

Because it is mild, Indomie cup noodles are a good option for children who do not eat spicy food. Add some vegetables and an egg to make it more balanced, and serve it as a quick lunch on busy days. Many parents keep a few cups for days when there is no time to cook.

Cups for work, study and travel

• Office: a quick, warm lunch with just a kettle.
• Hostels and university: affordable and easy.
• Travel: a comforting snack on long journeys where hot water is available.
• Late nights: a light snack that does not need cooking.

Why Indomie is so loved worldwide

Indomie's success comes from consistent, comforting flavours at an everyday price. In many countries, including Nigeria, Saudi Arabia and across Southeast Asia, Indomie is part of daily life and a staple for students and busy families. Its Mi Goreng fried noodles are especially famous, but the cup noodles bring the same reliability in a convenient format.

A warm cup on cold days

On winter evenings in Islamabad, Peshawar or the northern areas, a cup of hot chicken noodles is a simple comfort. Add a squeeze of lemon, a pinch of black pepper and an egg, and it becomes a light, warming meal in minutes.

Who it is for

Children, families, students, office workers and anyone who prefers mild, comforting noodles.

Indomie Cup vs other noodles

• Buldak Hot Chicken cup: spicy Korean cup noodles.
• Ottogi Jin Ramen Mild: a mild Korean noodle soup.
• Maggi Pedas Giler: spicy Malaysian noodles.
• Nissin Gekikara Hot Chicken: extra-spicy Japanese noodles.

Is Indomie halal?

Indonesian food products are often halal certified, but always confirm from the specific cup. Look for a halal logo and read the ingredients using our guide to checking whether imported food is halal. Our team can check current stock for you.

How to tell it is genuine

A genuine cup has clear Indomie branding, a printed batch code and best before date, and an intact lid seal. Every cup we sell is a sealed original import.

Storage

Keep cups in a cool, dry place away from sunlight, and do not crush them. Prepare and eat immediately.

Delivery

We dispatch from Islamabad with same working day delivery in Islamabad and Rawalpindi on most orders and next working day delivery to most major cities. Cash on delivery is available nationwide. Browse more in our Korean ramen and instant noodles collection.

Frequently asked questions about Indomie Cup Noodles Chicken

Is Indomie spicy?

No. This chicken cup is mild.

Where is Indomie from?

Indonesia. Indomie was launched in 1972.

How do I make it?

Add boiling water to the line, wait about three minutes and stir.

Is it good for children?

Yes. Its mild flavour suits children; add vegetables and an egg for balance.

How big is the cup?

60g.

Can I add an egg?

Yes. Stir a beaten egg into the hot broth.

Is it good for the office?

Yes. It only needs boiling water.

Do you deliver across Pakistan?

Yes, nationwide from Islamabad with cash on delivery.

Is your Indomie original?

Yes. It is a sealed import with a printed best before date.

Is it halal?

Check the cup for a halal logo and read the ingredients; Indonesian products are often certified.

Can I eat it as a meal?

It is a light snack; add vegetables, egg or chicken to make it more filling.

Does it contain MSG?

Check the ingredient list on the cup for flavour enhancers and the full recipe.