Here in Canada, not sure if it is in the USA, or anywhere else, but there is something called Mr. Noodle (Dried noodles in a plastic bag that you cook in hot water on the stove or microwave, then add the packet of spices) I was just wondering if anyone knows how many points are in one pack of it? It doesn't list anything on the pack....

you must mean like Ramen Noodles and they are 8 points a package. The Noodles are fried. You mean like a brick of noodles with a broth package right?

They are just like dry noodles compacted together into a rectangle shape, and it comes with a small package of spices that you put on and mix in for flavour after it is cooked (there are flavours like oriental, chicken, beef, shrimp) I just put them in a bowl with water and cook them in the microwave then add the spices...You don't fry them....

I know you don't fry them but the noodles are fried before packaging. They are Ramen Noodles here in the states and are 8 points package.

I was right on what I thought you were talking about.

You don't fry them to eat them but they are deep fried before packaging.

Are Chinese noodles the same as Ramen?

It depends some Chinese noodles are the same and some aren't.