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Front view of variety pack
Haleiwa Dry Mein in opened box
Liliha Saimin in opened box
Liliha Saimin prepared with garnishes
finished haleiwa dry mein
Front view of variety pack
Haleiwa Dry Mein in opened box
Liliha Saimin in opened box
Liliha Saimin prepared with garnishes
finished haleiwa dry mein

Set of 3 Kits

Variety Pack

Saimin at home

A special dish that can only be found in the Hawaiian Islands, is similar to ramen—call it a cousin of ramen? brother? sister? We’re all part of the same ‘Ohana!

Liliha Saimin prepared with garnishes

Traditionally made of wheat egg noodles served in a clear, light broth. Saimin was created in Hawaii during the plantation era when different immigrant cultures would gather to eat together. To many from the islands, having a bowl of saimin takes us back “home”.


Our founder, Hidehito Uki, never heard of Saimin until he moved to Hawaii. Falling in love with the taste and history of this simple bowl of noodle, Saimin soon became one of Sun Noodle’s staple items.

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How to cook

Step 1 of how to cook

Boil 2 cups of water. Take 1 pack of noodles out of bag and fluff before adding to pot. Boil for 2 minutes. Stir noodles to keep from sticking.

Step 2 of how to cook

Remove and turn off stove. Add one pack of the liquid soup base. Stir with a nice ‘lil rhythm until the soup is evenly mixed.

Step 3 of how to cook

Pour the lovely noodles and soup into a bowl. Garnish with your favorite toppings.

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