The country’s popular noodles brand Mr. Noodles has launched ramen noodles in the market. Eleash Mridha, Managing Director of the brand, unveiled the new product through a program held on Monday at its head office in Badda, Dhaka.
Ramen noodles are widely popular among Asian food lovers. Currently, the ramen category in the country’s market is dominated by foreign brands. However, Mr. Noodles is now producing this internationally standard ramen in its own factory. Considering consumer demand and preference, four variants have been introduced to the market, Ramen Cheese, Carbonara, Hot Chicken, and Hot Chicken 2X Spicy. Each 85g pack is priced at a maximum retail price (MRP) of Tk 50, offering customers premium taste and quality at an affordable price.
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Speaking at the event, Eleash Mridha said, “Mr. Noodles always try to deliver new products inspired by global recipes in line with consumers’ tastes and preferences. The brand has become one of the most loved brands in Bangladesh for its focus on quality and innovation. We believe the new category will further strengthen our position in the market.”
AKM Moinul Islam Moin, Deputy Managing Director of Mr. Noodles, said, “Our goal has always been to deliver international-standard products to consumers at affordable prices. Currently, the ramen noodles market is dominated by foreign brands, and the prices are quite high. Mr. Noodles aims to change that situation. Now, people in our country can enjoy their favorite ramen at an affordable price. We are hopeful that this new range of noodles will offer consumers a more diverse and exciting taste experience.”
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He also added, “Ramen variants of Mr. Noodles are now available at major superstores such as Daily Shopping, Best Buy and Shwapno, as well as in neighborhood grocery stores and online platforms including othoba.com.”
Toshan Paul, General Manager of Mr. Noodles, Abdullah Al Masum, Head of Sales and Alif Talukder, Assistant General Manager (Operations) were also present at the program.
