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Noodles, soup base recalled for undeclared fish

Noodles, soup base recalled for undeclared fish

Sun Noodle of Honolulu, HI, is recalling 15.4-ounce packages of Sura Tanmen Hot and Sour Flavor Premium Japanese Noodles & Soup Base, because the product may contain undeclared fish. 

People who have an allergy or severe sensitivity to fish run the risk of a serious or life-threatening allergic reaction if they consume this product.

The recall was initiated after Sun Noodle received a consumer inquiry noting that the soup base included in the kit did not match Sura Tanmen kits. An internal investigation confirmed that a soba sauce, which contains fish, was mistakenly packed into Sura Tanmen kits. Fish is not declared as an allergen on the Sura Tanmen packaging.

The issue was traced to a single production run and has been corrected. Sun Noodle has reviewed subsequent production lots and confirmed they contain the correct soup base. The company is reviewing its packing verification procedures to prevent any recurrence.

Consumers who have purchased Sura Tanmen with lot code 1226183 are urged not to consume the product.

The recalled Sura Tanmen, lot #1226183, was distributed exclusively in the state of Hawaii through the following retail supermarkets and food distributors between July 9 and July 29, 2026:

No illnesses or allergic reactions have been reported to date.

The product can be identified by the following:

Sura Tanmen

Unit

Case

Item Number

05410

05410.1

UPC

085315054108

085315054105

Affected Lot Code

1226183

1226183

Net Wt.

15.4oz per package

12 packages per case. 
11.75 lbs. per case

Type of Container

Individual Plastic Package

Cardboard Box of 12 
Packages

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