Over 50 instant noodle varieties, every spice level, from Buldak fire noodles to mild tonkotsu. Here's how to find your way around Hayato's noodle wall.
Instant noodles are one of the biggest sections at Hayato Asian Market in Seaside, CA. We carry over 50 varieties in every spice level, spanning Korean, Japanese, and Indonesian styles — enough that first-time visitors often ask us where to start.
What's on the wall
Our noodle selection spans Korean Shin Ramyun and Buldak fire noodles, Japanese Nissin and Maruchan specialties, Indonesian Indomie, and hard-to-find artisan tonkotsu packs. Whether you love the burn of Buldak or prefer a mild tonkotsu broth, there's something in every spice level.
If you like spicy
Buldak fire noodles (Korean) are our most talked-about spicy option — one customer told us they'd "found Buldak ramen flavors I couldn't get anywhere else on the peninsula." Samyang is another Korean brand we carry for heat-seekers.
If you prefer something milder
Artisan tonkotsu packs lean toward a rich, mild pork-broth style rather than a spicy one. Japanese Nissin and Maruchan specialties and Indonesian Indomie also tend to run milder and are a good place to start if you're new to instant ramen beyond the basic grocery-store cup.
Classic and easy to love
Korean Shin Ramyun is one of the most recognizable instant noodle brands worldwide and a reliable pick if you want a flavorful, mid-spice bowl without guesswork.
Why the variety matters
We rotate and expand our noodle selection regularly. Customers tell us the variety is unmatched on the peninsula — it's one of the reasons people make the trip to Fremont Blvd instead of settling for the ramen aisle at a regular grocery store.
Frequently asked questions
How many instant noodle varieties does Hayato carry?
Over 50 varieties, spanning Korean, Japanese, and Indonesian styles in every spice level.
What's the spiciest noodle Hayato carries?
Buldak fire noodles from Korea are our most talked-about spicy option, with Samyang as another heat-forward Korean pick.
Do you carry mild options for people who don't like spicy food?
Yes — artisan tonkotsu packs, Japanese Nissin and Maruchan specialties, and Indonesian Indomie all tend to run milder.
Where is Hayato's noodle wall located?
Inside our store at 1872 Fremont Blvd, Seaside, CA. We're open 7 days a week, with hours varying by day — see our Visit Us page for the full schedule. See our full What We Carry page for the rest of what's in stock.
Come see the noodle wall in person — get directions and parking info or browse what we carry first.
