Very good! I think next time I will use asian noodles instead of the ramen but keep the seasoning packet! Will make this one a lot! thanks for the great recipe!

I would give this 10 stars if I could! I usually make a lot of changes to a dish, but this was perfect as is. The only thing I did differently was that I used half the packet of seasoning, since I tend to find pre-packaged Ramen too salty for me. This was so easy to throw together for dinner. I plan on making this often. Thanks for a GREAT recipe!

I wanted to make this a meal-in-a-salad. So I sauteed adobo seasoned sliced chicken breast in garlic and olive oil. I then tossed the red cabbage and onion in the pan just to knock the chill out. Browned the noodles with flax seeds. VERY YUMMY! Thank you.

I have add several versions of this salad and like the simplicity of this one.

I love this recipe! It is GREAT followed exactly as is, but I also think the cabbage and toasted ramen/almond/sesame mixture would be a great base for any Asian-style dressing, especially a peanut or a wasabi one. I'm going to make this again, both with the variations and with the classical dressing!

This was mediocre. The sesame oil flavor seemed to dominate the whole dish, which was not very appetizing. I used a bag of cole slaw mix instead of the cabbage as another reviewer suggested and added sunflower seeds instead of the almonds. I would cut way back on the sesame oil (maybe only add a tsp. or so) and add chopped pears to this if I made it again. I think the fruit would compliment the strong flavor of the dressing.

I guess it's just us but my husband and I did not care for this salad at all. It was very easy to make which was great but there was way too many sesame seeds in it which in my opinion, overpowered the rest of the salad. If I were to try making it again, I would definitely cut down on the sesame seeds.

I loved this salad. I served it as a side dish for Teriyaki Steak. I see that lots of folks don't care for it the next day. I on the other hand liked it very much the next day. It wilted and took on the texture of Kim Chi so I added some Korean peppers to it. I thought it was very good. This recipe is a keeper for sure!

Nice. I halved the recipe, skipped the seasoning packet, and added a little fresh grated ginger to the dressing to add more asian flavor. I took some for lunch the next day and added in a few pieces of roasted chicken. The noodles still had a little crunch left in them and had that bottom of the bowl goodness! I will definitely make this again.

I love the idea of toasting the noodles! It made it all the more better! I used sunflower seeds since I was out of the others, but I'm looking forward to trying it with the almonds and seasme seeds. I didn't use nearly as much seasame oil as the recipe called for--that would be way too much in my opinion since it's such a flavorful oil. I used about two drops--which was plenty. Otherwise, I thought the dressing was perfect. Also, I used a small head of cabbage--and that was just right. A large head would have been too much.

absolutely the best!!

The basic formula of this recipe was good, but I spruced it up quite a bit from the original (which is why I only gave it 3 stars). I absolutely loved the concept of flavors that this recipe involved, but it seemed like it was missing a few thing. Namely, meat and spices. There is no way that anyone in my household is eating a meat-free dinner, so I browned some ground chicken in advance, then toasted the ramen noodles, sesame seeds & almonds and added the ground chicken to the mixture. I cooked the ground chicken with a little soy sauce, garlic powder, 5-spice powder, and chili oil. I used the pre-made coleslaw mixture, and added about a cup of the mixture in with the chicken/almond/sesame seed/ramen and cooked for approximately 5 minutes to soften slightly. As far as the dressing, the recipe definitely doesn't call for enough (as nearly everyone else had mentioned), so I doubled the recipe, and also added garlic powder, ginger, and a touch of chili oil. I served the mixture on a bed of baby spinach mixed with the remaining raw coleslaw mix. Everyone loved this dinner!! I especially loved the crunch that came from the almonds and ramen noodles. Great basic recipe--I'm eating the leftovers now!

this recipe is a delicous surprise. I tryed it at a comapny picnic this weekend. I was referred to the website/recipe. I thought it was coleslaw and to my surprise it was this recipe - awesome awesome awesome. This will be what I make for the next get togther I go to.

my family has been making this for years didnt know it had a name the only thing we do differant is leave out the noddles.

good