โลโก้ CintuengCintueng
Air-dried instant noodles · Made in Thailand

Fresh-style noodles in a pack that keeps for 1 year

Cintueng noodles are air-dried, not fried. Boil for just 2 minutes and they spring back soft and bouncy, like fresh noodles from a noodle shop.

  • Not fried, no oil coating, clear broth
  • Boil 2 minutes — no sogginess, no curls
  • Keeps 1 year, no refrigeration needed
  • Red pack with 3 noodle blocks only / plain noodles in bulk bags for restaurants

Rated 5/5 on Shopee · A customer said: “They're air-dried, but it's like eating fresh noodles”

A bowl of cooked Cintueng noodles topped with ground pork, fried garlic and greens
  • 2 min
    Cooking time
  • 1 year
    Shelf life without refrigeration
  • Not fried
    Air-dried, no oil
  • Nakhon Sawan
    Made in Thailand
Close-up of Cintueng air-dried noodles showing the surface of the strands
Air-dried noodles before cooking: a matte surface with no oil coating
Why the noodles are different

Air-dried, not fried — so they cook up like fresh noodles

Most instant noodles are dried by frying, which leaves them coated in oil and changes their texture.

Cintueng noodles are air-dried instead of fried, so they have a texture similar to fresh noodles. After 2 minutes in boiling water, they turn back into real, springy noodles.

  • No oily film on the broth after cooking
  • Straight, springy and soft, not curly
  • Leave them in the bowl for a while and they still lift apart — no soggy clumps
Products

Choose the one that suits you

Red pack with 3 blocks for home cooking · Plain noodles in bulk bags for shops and wholesale

How to cook

From pack to bowl in 3 minutes

Cook them like fresh noodles — no soaking needed

  1. 1

    Bring water to a boil

    Use plenty of water so the noodles have room to move and don't stick together

  2. 2

    Add the noodles, boil 2 minutes

    Drop the air-dried noodles into boiling water, stir gently to loosen them, boil for 2 minutes, then lift out and drain

  3. 3

    Season your way

    Add your own broth, or toss with garlic oil, soy sauce and chili flakes. Top with ground pork, meatballs and greens and enjoy — as a soup or dry noodles

One noodle, many dishes

Dry noodles with ground pork, tom yum shrimp noodles, clear-broth noodles with meatballs, or stir-fried noodles — Cintueng can stand in for fresh noodles in all of them

Tom yum shrimp noodles
Tom yum shrimp noodles
Dry noodles with ground pork and fried garlic
Dry noodles with ground pork and fried garlic
Dry noodles with a soft-boiled egg, liver and meatballs
Dry noodles with a soft-boiled egg, liver and meatballs
What customers say

What people say about Cintueng noodles

Real words from reviews and customer chats (translated from Thai)

★★★★★
“Way beyond what I expected. How can air-dried noodles taste like fresh noodles? So glad I decided to order. Perfect for people living abroad like us. Really fragrant and delicious!”
Shopee customer
5/5 review · Ordered to eat abroad
“I run a noodle shop and I really like your noodles. Is there a wholesale price if I order 50 packs?”
Noodle shop owner
Facebook chat
★★★★★
“Taste: delicious. Quality: very good.”
Shopee customer
5/5 review

Straight from our customers

Photos and chats sent in by customers (names blurred, text in Thai)

A customer's photo right after cooking — straight, not curly
A customer's photo right after cooking — straight, not curly
A noodle shop asking for a wholesale price on 50 packs
A noodle shop asking for a wholesale price on 50 packs
5/5 review on Shopee
5/5 review on Shopee
Red pack, 195 g, 3 noodle blocks
Red pack, 195 g, 3 noodle blocks
Who it's for

Who should keep Cintueng in the pantry

People living abroad / students in dorms

Craving noodles like a Thai noodle shop's but can't find fresh ones? Easy to carry, keeps 1 year without refrigeration

Homes with kids and older family members

The noodles aren't fried and have no oil, so you decide what goes in and how much

Restaurants / noodle shops

Stock up for the long term instead of taking fresh noodle deliveries every day. Boil 2 minutes and serve. Wholesale prices available

Pricing

Buy a few for home or a whole case — your choice

Current prices and shipping costs are on LINE — just message us, we reply personally

Single pack
1 pack (3 noodle blocks)
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Try 1 pack first
Trial set
3 packs
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Better value than buying singles
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Half dozen+
6 packs or more
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Free shipping within Thailand above a set quantity
Wholesale / shops
36 packs or more
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See the Wholesale page

Prices shown are regular prices; extra promotions may be offered on LINE and Facebook · Nationwide delivery in Thailand by private courier; ask us about overseas shipping

Frequently asked questions

How are air-dried noodles different from regular instant noodles?+

Most instant noodles are dried by frying in oil. Cintueng noodles are air-dried, so they have no oil coating, the broth stays free of oily film, and the noodles cook up with a texture similar to fresh noodles.

How long do I boil them? Do I need to soak them first?+

No soaking needed. Drop them straight into boiling water, boil for 2 minutes, stir gently to loosen, then lift out. If you like them softer, give them another half minute.

How long do they keep? Do they need refrigeration?+

They keep for 1 year at room temperature, no refrigeration needed. Reseal the bag tightly after opening and keep it away from moisture.

What's in one pack, and how many people does it serve?+

The red pack has a net weight of 195 g with 3 noodle blocks and no seasoning. It makes about 3 bowls — season them however you like.

How do I order, and where do you ship?+

Message LINE @cintuengnoodle or fill in the form below, and we'll confirm the total and shipping cost. We deliver nationwide in Thailand by private courier; for overseas delivery, just ask.

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