Two families behind the best-selling Lucky Me! instant noodles are sitting on a fortune worth billions of dollars after a record IPO in the Philippines, the latest example of the vast wealth being ...

Philippine food maker Monde Nissin Corp. is exploring a potential initial public offering in Manila that could raise as much as $1 billion, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

It seems this love for Lucky Me! Pancit Canton, especially the Kalamansi variant, extends across the globe, as it even made it to the New York Times' list of the best instant noodles of 2025.

MANILA, Philippines — For many Filipinos, Lucky Me! noodles are a staple and ever-reliable go-to meal, whether you're a student pulling an all-nighter or a working professional looking for a ...

That and so much more is what the Lucky Me! Noodle Factory tour promises its kiddie guests (and their adult companions) now that it is back in action.

Lucky Me! is a famous brand and my family occasionally consumes their pancit canton and other instant noodles, so I read further and found these facts. One, ethylene oxide (EtO) is a gas used to treat ...

Lucky Me! Pancit Canton noodles brand stresses they continue to pass the safety standards of the Food and Drug Authority.

In China, long noodles are eaten during the New Year to symbolize a wish for a long life. Whether or not you celebrate, we think everyone could agree on living a long, happy, and healthy life, whic… ...

In China, long noodles are eaten during the New Year to symbolize a wish for a long life. Whether or not you celebrate, we think everyone could agree on living ...

Betty Ang, the cofounder of Monde Nissin—the Philippines’ largest instant noodle maker—and company chairman Hartono Kweefanus have lost their billionaire status after a two-day stock rout ...