Indomie is a brand produced by an Indonesian company Indofood Sukses Makmur Tbk with manufacturing plants in Indonesia and Nigeria. Indo stands for Indonesia and mia is the Indonesian word for noodles. So Indomie means Indonesian noodles.
Indomie goreng is fried noodles without soup. There are several varieties; Indomie kuah with soup, Indomie Jumbo, Mi Keriting premium curly noodle and Taste of Asia among others.
This type contains two sachets of flavorings. One sachet has three segments that hold sweet soy sauce, chili sauce and seasoned oil with fried onion flakes. The other sachet has two segments of dry ingredients, one with dry seasoning powder and the other with flake of fried shallot.
The packages are not filling. If you're hungry then prepare two.
In some areas a jumbo package is available.
The packages contain phenylalanine and monosodium glutamate. The flavor enhance 631 might be prepared from meat or from dried sardines. And flavor enhancer is isolated from sardines or yeast extract. The inclusion of these flavor enhancers means they might not be suitable for vegans and vegetarians.
This Indomie Mi Goreng is on most of the top 10 favorite lists online. Some YouTube videos show preparers using only a few of the flavor sachets.
And that's just insane.
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