Monde Nissin—the largest Philippine maker of instant noodles controlled by Indonesian tycoon Hartono Kweefanus and his family—may book up to $126 million in impairment charges last year for its ...

"Of all the noodles we’ve tested, the Pancit Canton Kalamansi disappeared from the bowl the fastest," the NY Times editor wrote.

The Philippines’ popular Lucky Me Pancit Canton Kalamansi flavor is the lone local noodle brand that landed in the list of Best Instant Noodles of 2005 in the New York Times.

Monde Nissin Corp. said its preliminary financial results indicated that its consolidated core income in 2024 rose by 25 percent year-on-year. Consolidated sales of the maker of Lucky Me! noodles and ...

Monde Nissin makes Lucky Me, the iconic Filipino instant noodle snack. The company snapped up U.K. meat substitute brand Quorn for almost $700 million in 2015 ...

A local pancit canton brand has made it to the “Best Instant Noodles 2025” list of New York Times! In a January 2025 article published by the American publication in its Wirecutter section, Lucky Me!