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Nissin Geki carbonara creamy veg review: Better Than Buldak?

Nissin Geki carbonara creamy veg review: Is this creamy instant ramen worth trying? Read my honest review on taste, spice, texture, price, and whether I would buy it again.

Nissin Geki carbonara creamy veg review?

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This Nissin Geki carbonara creamy veg has been on my list ever since I learned about it, as food bloggers claimed it’s a dupe of the famous Buldak carbonara, so I had to try it to see what the hype is about.

But let me tell you this Nissin Geki carbonara (creamy veg) can’t be compared with Buldak carbonara no matter what others say. Buldak carbonara would remain one of my favourite ramen available in the market because of its comforting carbonara flavour.

Although I love ramen from the Nissin brand, this one didn’t hit the spot.

Nissin Geki carbonara creamy veg review

What’s inside Nissin Geki carbonara creamy veg packaging

The Nissin Geki carbonara contains a noodle block, seasoning mix and seasoning oil

Noodle Block

Nissin Geki Korean Ramen Carbonara Creamy Veg Flavored Instant Noodles - Noodle Block

Seasonings Packet – Korean seasoning and chilli oil

Seasonings Packet  - Korean seasoning and chilli oil - Nissin Geki Korean Ramen Carbonara Creamy Veg Flavored Instant Noodles Seasonings

Nissin Geki carbonara creamy veg ingredients

Noodles(74.50%) – Refined wheat flour (Maida), Edible vegetable oil (Palm oil), Tapioca starch, Iodised salt, Acidity Regulators [INS 451(i) & INS 500(i)], Turmeric powder, Thickener (INS 412) & Antioxidant (INS319).

Seasoning Mix (18.00%) – Sugar, Cheese Powder, Mixed Spices 7.96% (Black pepper, Red chilli, white pepper), iodised salt, flavour enhancers (INS631, INS 627), skimmed milk powder, fat powder, soya sauce powder, natural and nature-identical flavours, red chilli flakes, yeast extract powder, garlic powder, garlic powder, onion powder, dehydrated parsley leaves, anticaking agent (INS 551), acidity regulator (INS 330), and thickener (INS 415)

Nissin Geki carbonara creamy veg calories

An 80g pack of Nissin Geki Carbonara creamy Veg contains about 369 calories ( 461.33 Kcal per 100g).

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My experience

As I mentioned already, it was okayish for me. It can’t be compared with Buldak carbonara, which has been marketed by many food bloggers.
The Cheese flavor was overpowering the taste, so it was more of a cheese flavour overall.
I am someone who doesn’t like an overpowering cheese flavour, so it didn’t work well for me. It was missing the balance of cheese and spices for me, so it’s no from my side. I would not buy this again.

Nissin Geki carbonara  creamy veg review
Nissin Geki carbonara creamy veg – I added momos as well into this for extra kick of spice and flavour.

Nissin Geki carbonara creamy veg price

This Nissin Geki carbonara creamy veg 80 g pack is ₹60, but you can usually get it cheaper.
Blink It sells it for around ₹51 – 57 with discounts, while Bigbasket and Flipkart list it closer to ₹60.
It’s also available on Amazon, with pricing that changes based on offers.

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Final Thoughts

Overall, I didn’t like the overpowering cheese flavour of this Nissin Carbonara Creamy Veg Ramen. The cheese flavour was way too overpowering. So it’s a no for me. Also, it can’t be considered a dupe for Buldak Carbonara, since it tastes completely different. But if you are vegetarian and love the cheese flavor, this is a great option for you. It’s also on the cheaper side, price-wise, compared to other options in the market.

FAQs

Is Nissin Geki Carbonara vegetarian?

Yes, Nissin Geki Carbonara (often labelled as “creamy Veg”) is vegetarian.

How much is Nissin Carbonara?

It costs 60 INR.

Is it spicy?

No, it is mildly spicy.

Is it worth trying for cheese lovers?

Yes, if you are someone who loves cheese a little extra, then definitely you should try this.

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