The WHO recommends less than 2,000 milligrams of salt daily for adults, or about one teaspoon. A 65-gram pack of Lucky Me Bulalo Instant Noodles contains 2,070 mg of sodium.

A popular pancit canton brand in the Philippines has landed on the New York Times’ “Best Instant Noodles” list for 2025.

Instant noodles originated from Japan. Surprisingly, the Philippines ranks 7th globally in instant noodle consumption, with an annual demand of 4.47 billion servings as of 2023.

Borealis Foods Inc. believes it has developed an innovative solution to food insecurity: instant noodles. The Oakville-based food technology company’s Chef Woo instant ramen contains 20 grams of ...

According to WINA, the Philippines ranks seventh worldwide in instant noodle consumption, dominated by Lucky Me! However, even a beloved product must also adapt to changing industry trends.

MANILA, Philippines—Every day, Filipino children are exposed to a constant stream of ads promoting donuts, soft drinks, fried chicken, instant noodles, and chocolate-covered treats. These aren ...