Indomie Noodles Beef 70Gm
It's late, you're hungry, and you cannot be bothered. This is the answer. A pack of Indomie Beef goes from kettle to bowl in about three minutes, and the smell alone (savoury, beefy, a little peppery) tells you comfort is incoming. Eat it brothy like a soup or drain it for proper fried noodles. Either way it's the easiest win in your cupboard, and we'll get it to you whatever hour the craving hits.
Springy wheat noodles soaking up a deep, salty, beef-forward broth. The seasoning does the heavy lifting: a rich umami hit (that's the MSG and yeast extract earning their keep) layered with garlic, onion, leek, celery and a gentle nudge of pepper. There's a little caramel sweetness underneath and a soft, slow warmth from the chilli sachet. Slurpable, moreish, dangerously easy to finish.
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Where it's from
Indomie is Indonesian through and through, made by food giant Indofood since the early 1970s. The name is just "Indo" plus "mie", the local word for noodles. It started with a chicken broth, and by the '80s the brand had cracked the fried-noodle format that made it a global obsession. Today billions of packs ship to more than 80 countries a year, and it's become a genuine household staple across Africa and Asia. You're eating a worldwide legend that happens to cost next to nothing.
Good to know
- What is the price of Indomie Noodles Beef 70Gm?
Indomie Noodles Beef 70Gm is KSh 35 at Oaks & Corks. Order online for delivery in 30 minutes for most areas in Nairobi, or next day countrywide.
- What does Indomie Beef taste like?
Deeply savoury and beef-forward, salty and umami-rich with garlic, onion and a little pepper, plus a soft chilli warmth from the seasoning. Comforting and slurpable.
- What is the ABV?
None. This is food, not a drink. Indomie Beef is a pack of instant noodles with no alcohol in it.
- How do I cook it?
Boil the noodles for 2-3 minutes, then stir in the seasoning sachets. Keep the water for a soupy bowl, or drain it for fried-style noodles.
- What goes well with it?
An egg, some sausages or smokies, a handful of greens, and fresh chilli and lime. Great as a quick meal or a late-night snack.
- How big is the pack?
It's a 70g single-serve pack, seasoning sachets included. One pack is a solid quick meal, two if you're properly hungry.
- Where is it made?
Indonesia, by Indofood, the company that's been making Indomie since the 1970s.
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Indomie Noodles Beef 70Gm price in Kenya
Buy Indomie Noodles Beef 70Gm online in Nairobi, Kenya for KSh 35. Order now for fast delivery across Nairobi — usually within 30 minutes — or next-day delivery countrywide.
