instant noodle

English

Calque of Japanese 即席ラーメン (sokuseki rāmen)[1]

instant noodle (plural instant noodles)

(chiefly in the plural) One of a mass of dried precooked noodles fused with oil, usually soaked in boiling water for a few minutes before being eaten.

a mass of precooked noodles

Chinese:
Cantonese: 即食麵 (yue), 即食面 (zik¹ sik⁶ min⁶), 公仔麵, 公仔面 (gung¹ zai² min⁶)
Mandarin: 方便麵／方便面 (zh) (fāngbiàn miàn), 速食麵／速食面 (zh) (sùshímiàn), 泡麵／泡面 (zh) (pàomiàn)
Dutch: instantnoedels pl
Finnish: pikanuudeli (fi)
French: nouilles instantanées (fr) f pl
German: Fertignudel f, Fertignudeln f pl, Instantnudeln f pl
Hungarian: instant tészta
Indonesian: mi instan
Japanese: インスタントラーメン (ja) (insutanto rāmen), 即席麺 (ja) (sokusekimen), カップラーメン (kappu rāmen), 即席ラーメン (sokuseki rāmen)
Khmer: មីកញ្ចប់ (mii kɑñcɑp)
Korean: 라면 (ko) (ramyeon), 컵라면 (ko) (keomnamyeon), 즉석라면 (jeukseongnamyeon)
Lao: ໝີ່ກຶ່ງສຳເລັດຮູບ (mī kưng sam let hūp)
Malay: mi segera
Mongolian: бэлэн гоймон (belen gojmon)
Portuguese: macarrão instantâneo (pt) m, miojo (pt) m
Russian: лапша́ бы́строго приготовле́ния f (lapšá býstrovo prigotovlénija)
Spanish: fideos instantáneos m pl
Swedish: snabbnudel c
Tagalog: ramyun
Thai: บะหมี่กึ่งสำเร็จรูป (th) (bà-mìi-gʉ̀ng-sǎm-rèt-rûup), มาม่า (th) (maa-mâa) (informal; proprietary eponym)
Turkish: hazır erişte
Uyghur: تەييار چۆپ‎ (teyyar chöp)
Uzbek: tezpishar ugra
Vietnamese: mì ăn liền

Chinatown News, vol. 17, no. 1, 1969, p. 55:
INSTANT NOODLES FROM JAPAN “Sokuseki Ramen,” or instant Japanese noodles cost 25 yen (7 cents) per meal. They take less than five minutes to prepare and serve piping hot.