Pantry essentials · Kitchen guide
Your next
noodle bowl.
Meet Hsin Tung Yang sliced noodles, then build a bowl around the sauce, broth, and toppings you choose.
01 / Start with the noodles.
Start with the noodles.
Hsin Tung Yang describes this range as knife-sliced noodles made in Taiwan. Its manufacturer page lists thin and thick versions and a 14.1 oz retail bag.
Noodle thickness and listing quantity are different choices. Check the pictured bag for the version you want; use Forma Supply’s pack selector to choose the single-bag or three-bag marketplace listing.
- Brand
- Hsin Tung Yang
- Origin
- Taiwan
- Retail bag
- 14.1 oz / 400 g
02 / Cook first. Build your bowl next.
Cook first. Build your bowl next.
Read the cooking directions on the bag before starting. Keep the sauce or broth you plan to use ready so you can finish the noodles after cooking.
- Check the package.
Use its specified water, cooking method, and timing for the noodle version you have.
- Cook as directed.
Separate the noodles as the package instructs. Thin and thick noodles should not be assigned one guessed cooking time.
- Finish your dish.
Follow your chosen recipe for draining, rinsing if needed, and combining the cooked noodles with sauce or broth.
HTY’s public product page identifies the range but does not publish a cooking time. Exact minutes belong to the instructions on your bag.
03 / Three directions for dinner.
Three directions for dinner.
These are serving ideas, rather than recipes supplied or tested by the manufacturer. Add your own separately prepared ingredients.
A brothy bowl
Combine cooked noodles with prepared broth, cooked vegetables, and a protein of your choice.
A dressed bowl
Toss cooked noodles with a sauce you already enjoy, then add green onion or other toppings.
A vegetable-forward bowl
Use cooked mushrooms and greens as the starting point, then choose a broth or dressing to bring it together.
04 / Single or three? Same place to choose.
Single or three? Same place to choose.
You do not need to open two identical product pages. Our sliced-noodle page has Single pack and Three pack options, with one marketplace button that changes to the selected listing.
Review the selected listing’s bag count and pictured product before checkout. A multipack describes how many retail bags are supplied, not the noodle thickness or number of prepared bowls.
A few good questions.
Are these instant ramen?
HTY describes them as knife-sliced noodles. Use their own package directions rather than instructions from an instant ramen cup.
Are thin and thick the same as single pack and three pack?
No. Thin and thick describe the noodles. Single pack and Three pack describe the number of retail bags in a listing.
How long should I cook them?
Use the directions on your bag. The manufacturer’s public listing does not state a cooking time, so this guide does not invent one.
Are the pictured sauce and toppings included?
The bowl image is serving inspiration. Sauce, broth, vegetables, and toppings are separate additions.
From the maker
Sources & package details.
Product identity, origin, and thin/thick range come from HTY USA. Preparation is an overview, and the bowl ideas are optional serving suggestions. Follow your package for exact directions.
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