This is an excellent place to visit if you're crazy about Nissin Cup Noodles and for kids to try their hands on making the noodles themselves. If you're not going to try your hands on making the noodles, the museum might not have much else to offer especially if your commute is about an hour. You can still get your own packaged cup noodles though. First off it is imperative that you book way in advance and try to get the morning slots as it can get very busy and crowded later in the day. Tbh I didn't know what I signed up for and was pleasantly surprised that I got to make noodles from scratch from their lab with assistance of staff. All ingredients are provided for and you just have to follow simple instructions from the staff although limited English. You design the packaging for your noodles and staff will deep fry and sealed them for you. You get to keep the cute head scarf too! This session alone can take about 60min altogether. That was the fun part. Getting to the packaged cup noodle part was kinda chaotic in part that it became quite crowded with organised excursions of school children and the queue instructions were not explicit, so I hope you get to read this and understand the process better than I did.

1. If you have signed up for the noodle making, you will also possess another set of cards and as I understand, these cards allow you to buy and partake in the packaged cup noodle part.
2. You will still need to pay and buy cups from a vending machine on the side, usually manned by a staff who will ask to see your cards. This part was strange because she was standing after the vending machine so if you did not have the cup and shown her the cards, she'll take your cards and ask that you buy the cups from the vending machine which will be now midway in your current queue. Or if you have purchased the cups but do not have the cards, God bless you.
3. You then take lids from the staff near vending machine and get yourself onto a free table and start your best Picasso impersonations with the available colour pens.
4. You bring your ugly looking cups into the queue that brings you to the part where you get to choose your ingredients (I think it was limited to 4 items).
5. You pass the cups to the staff behind the glass where they'll ask that you turn the wheel just to see your cup get filled with the already shaped and prepared noodles.
6. You move on down to pick your chosen ingredients.
7. Staff waves you to confirm your cup noodles are yours before sealing them and you collect it from a cute opening.
8. You bring your minted cup noodles to the side where you grab one of those transparent bag which will function as a carrier for your cup noodles.
9. Important to note: position your cup as you would like it to be "displayed" in the carrier since it acts like a window also. Once positioned, pump air through the slot and the carrier will bloat up securing the cup in place.
10. String it up once fully pumped and you have yourself a cute souvenir.