Product Info
- Price:
- $9.97
- Original Price:
$14.99- Item #:
- 1975449
- Size/Qty:
- 6 PACK 10.1 OUNCES EA
Spotted something interesting in the clearance aisle: Silo StreetFood Thai Tom Yum Noodles are marked down, and if you’re into bold, authentic Asian flavors, this six-pack might be worth grabbing.
This is a 6-pack of 10.1-ounce containers of Thai Tom Yum noodles from Silo StreetFood. Tom Yum is that classic hot and sour Thai soup with lemongrass, galangal, and lime leaf flavors—the kind that clears your sinuses and wakes up your taste buds. These appear to be a street food-style instant or quick-prep noodle bowl, giving you just over 60 ounces total.
Whether this is a solid deal depends on how much you value convenience and authentic Thai flavors. Specialty imported noodle bowls like these typically run higher than your standard ramen, so if the clearance price reflects a decent markdown, you’re looking at a fair value for what’s essentially six quick meals or snacks. The real question is whether you’ll actually eat all six before they expire—Tom Yum is delicious but definitely a specific craving.
This is likely on clearance because specialty international items can be hit-or-miss at Costco. Either they’re rotating in a new flavor, the product didn’t move as fast as expected, or it’s being discontinued altogether. As with most clearance finds, inventory is probably limited to whatever’s left on the shelf, so if you see it and want it, don’t count on it being there tomorrow.
Key Features:- Authentic Thai Tom Yum flavor profile with traditional hot and sour notes
- Six individual 10.1-ounce servings for convenience
- Quick-prep meal option for busy weeknights or lunch breaks
- Silo StreetFood brand focuses on authentic Asian street market flavors
- No need to source hard-to-find Thai ingredients yourself
- Compact packaging makes it easy to store or take to work
- Item #1975449 for easy warehouse lookup
If you’re a Tom Yum fan or love exploring international flavors without leaving your kitchen, this clearance find could be a win. Do you keep instant noodle bowls stocked for those “I need food now” moments, or are you more of a cook-from-scratch person?