Marukome Chef Morimoto, 1.24 Miso Soup with Chunky Mushrooms 14.88 Ounce (Pack of 12)

I have tried other MISO soups by other brands, and by far, this one is the best. The taste is great, and it has medium-sized pieces of mushrooms and carrots. This one is from Japan, not China.

This miso soup is better than others I’ve tried. The chunks make it feel like a hearty snack - I keep them in my desk drawer when I’m peckish. They are low calorie and have a good amount of tofu and seaweed in each packet.

I love good Miso soup and this brand is really wonderful. My only minor complaint is that the packages are small, so if you really want a large bowl of Miso, you may have to make two at once.

I got this to have Miso at home... would get again. Good taste, good quality.....

Me encantaron son muy ricas me gustarían más si fueran más económicas

This is a miso soup for people who don't like miso soup: Although there's miso in it, the predominant flavor notes come from the bonito powder (ground-up fish) and shiitake mushroom extract, giving the broth a hearty, savory flavor. It's the most full-flavored soup I've ever tasted where all the ingredients are in a single dry packet.However, it's not my favorite instant soup. In my taste comparison, Miko brand miso soup is the clear winner. Miko comes in the form of 2 packets: one for the wet miso, one for the dry ingredients. Keeping the miso wet rather than reducing it to a powder makes all the difference, resulting in a soup that tastes fresh-made.Both are at a similar price point per pack. (The Morimoto comes in a 12-pack of 3-packs, so you get 36 soup packs total for your money.) If you love miso soup, go for Miko. But if you prefer a more savory, mushroom-y broth, the Morimoto might be more up your alley.

I like these miso soups better than other brands because they are not just broth, they have vegetables in them. Very tasty.

this is the best