Nissin Foods is launching three products from its "Cup Noodle Isekai Gattai" (Otherworldly Fusion) series nationwide today, November 9th. These three items, truly "otherworldly fusions" as their name suggests, combine classic Cup Noodle flavors with Tsukiji Gindaco's takoyaki, Koikeya's Karamucho, and Momoya's Gohan Desu Yo!, making an explosive debut!
Wait, That Combination...? Nissin Foods' "Cup Noodle Isekai Gattai" Series of 3 Products Appears!
Let's check out the product details.
●Cup Noodle Isekai Gattai Series: Cup Noodle & Gindaco - 279 yen
Cup Noodle and Tsukiji Gindaco's "Takoyaki" fuse together! Its name is "Kagindako Nundako." The familiar Cup Noodle soup is enhanced with dashi umami, aosa (green laver), beni shoga (red pickled ginger), and sauce flavors. Ingredients include octopus-style balls and agedama (tempura bits). Adding the included "Special Fragrant Oil" at the end is said to spread an aroma reminiscent of takoyaki grilled in oil.
●Cup Noodle Isekai Gattai Series: Curry & Karamucho - 279 yen
Cup Noodle Curry and Koikeya's popular snack "Karamucho" fuse to create "Ka-Mucho." The curry-flavored soup features a spicy-umami finish with added chili pepper heat, garlic, and vegetable umami. Ingredients include hot chili-flavored potato, reminiscent of Karamucho. Furthermore, the included "Hot Chili Flavor Powder" adds a lingering spiciness.
●Cup Noodle Isekai Gattai Series: Seafood Noodle & Gohan Desu Yo! - 279 yen
Seafood Noodle and Momoya's "Gohan Desu Yo!" fuse together, creating "Sea Desu Yo!" The Seafood Noodle soup is infused with nori (seaweed) flavor, and the included "Gohan Desu Yo!-infused Special Paste" is said to enhance the aroma of the seashore. Ingredients include squid, crab stick, cabbage, egg, and green onion. It's said to be a bowl rich in seashore aroma, with seafood umami layered with nori flavor.
Isn't the Name "Sea Desu Yo!" a Bit of a Stretch!?
All of these combinations are just too otherworldly. It's almost baffling why they came up with the idea for these collaborations (lol).
The logos also play along with the theme.
Which one piques your interest? For Nabeko, it's "Sea Desu Yo!", the fusion with Momoya's "Gohan Desu Yo!". While I suspect it might be surprisingly delicious, I also can't help but feel the name is a bit of a stretch... But that's part of what makes me curious!
*Prices include tax.
