Mom's Dry Noodle Now Available in the United States

Dec 1st, 2020

Hannah Fink

Mom's Dry Noodle instant ramen. Photo: Mom's Dry Noodle's Facebook.

Mom's Dry Noodle instant ramen.
Photo: Mom's Dry Noodle's Facebook.

Mom's Dry Noodle, a sun-dried noodle company based in Taiwan, is now available for shipping to the United States.

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Mom's Dry Noodle is an instant ramen available in numerous flavors such as Dan Dan Noodles, Scallion Oil Kaiyang, Pepper Sesame Sauce, Spicy Duck Blood Wide Noodle and vegetarian options as well.

The company has sold about 400,000 bags of ramen-style noodles to the United States in the first nine months of 2020. In October alone, shipments to the United States have hit 120,000 bags.

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