

Bring back the discontinued CURRY flavor of Buldak
The Issue
I've been a huge fan of the Buldak series, but their CURRY-flavored instant noodles held a special place in my heart. The moment it touched my taste buds, I knew I had found the perfect comfort food. The balance of spices and the authentic curry taste Samyang achieved made it incomparable to any other. Since it was removed from shelves, every attempt to replicate that flavor has fallen short. For me, and for many others, it was more than just a snack—it was an experience.
It's not just my sentiment, but that of a community of fellow food lovers who know the joy of that fantastic curry kick. Buldak's curry flavor wasn’t just a random product; it was a culmination of culinary excellence that blended boldness and warmth in every pack. Online communities and forums are filled with requests and threads about missing the iconic taste, indicating its universal appeal and demand.
The world of instant noodles is vast, yet Samyang managed to carve out a niche with their curry-flavor Buldak that resonated with many. It should be acknowledged that discontinuing a beloved product impacts the brand's loyal customers deeply. There remains an active and eager market longing for its return, and bringing it back would rekindle the joy it once brought to our daily lives.
A campaign to leverage this nostalgia and demand could reflect positively on Samyang's brand image, showcasing them as a company attuned to their customers' wishes and willing to revive fan-favorite flavors. In today's consumer-driven world, listening to your loyal customers is crucial. By reinstating the Curry flavor, Samyang not only satisfies past customers but also paves the way to attract new ones, while reasserting their innovative culinary edge.
I implore Samyang to bring back the discontinued Curry flavor Buldak that so many of us dearly miss. Let’s show our support to bring back that nostalgic delight by signing this petition. Together, we can make our voices heard and chomp back into that unforgettable flavor!

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The Issue
I've been a huge fan of the Buldak series, but their CURRY-flavored instant noodles held a special place in my heart. The moment it touched my taste buds, I knew I had found the perfect comfort food. The balance of spices and the authentic curry taste Samyang achieved made it incomparable to any other. Since it was removed from shelves, every attempt to replicate that flavor has fallen short. For me, and for many others, it was more than just a snack—it was an experience.
It's not just my sentiment, but that of a community of fellow food lovers who know the joy of that fantastic curry kick. Buldak's curry flavor wasn’t just a random product; it was a culmination of culinary excellence that blended boldness and warmth in every pack. Online communities and forums are filled with requests and threads about missing the iconic taste, indicating its universal appeal and demand.
The world of instant noodles is vast, yet Samyang managed to carve out a niche with their curry-flavor Buldak that resonated with many. It should be acknowledged that discontinuing a beloved product impacts the brand's loyal customers deeply. There remains an active and eager market longing for its return, and bringing it back would rekindle the joy it once brought to our daily lives.
A campaign to leverage this nostalgia and demand could reflect positively on Samyang's brand image, showcasing them as a company attuned to their customers' wishes and willing to revive fan-favorite flavors. In today's consumer-driven world, listening to your loyal customers is crucial. By reinstating the Curry flavor, Samyang not only satisfies past customers but also paves the way to attract new ones, while reasserting their innovative culinary edge.
I implore Samyang to bring back the discontinued Curry flavor Buldak that so many of us dearly miss. Let’s show our support to bring back that nostalgic delight by signing this petition. Together, we can make our voices heard and chomp back into that unforgettable flavor!

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Petition created on September 8, 2026