How to Make Japanese "Soy Sauce Vege Ramen"

How to Make Japanese "Soy Sauce Vege Ramen"

How to Make Quick & Easy Japanese Soy Sauce Ramen (with Dried Vegetables)

Looking for a comforting Japanese ramen recipe you can make in minutes?
This quick soy sauce ramen uses dried Japanese vegetables that rehydrate beautifully—adding natural sweetness, color, and texture to your bowl. Perfect for busy days or when you crave authentic ramen flavor at home.


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Ingredients for Cabbage Miso Soup
Hot-Air Dried Mix Japanese Vegetables

by Kira Foods Co. (40g / 1.41 oz)

・Made from farm-fresh vegetables grown in Kyushu, Japan

・Naturally preserved by hot-air drying – no additives or preservatives

・Pre-cut and ready to use → no prep, no waste

・Odd shapes and sizes are all included → helping reduce food waste and support sustainability

→  Shop Dry Vege ingredient


Why You’ll Love This Ramen

・Quick and easy – Ready in under 10 minutes

・No chopping needed – Just add water and noodles

・Rich in natural flavor – Dried Japanese veggies infuse deep umami taste

・Customizable – Add miso, sesame oil, or chili to suit your taste

・Wholesome & colorful – Enjoy real Japanese ingredients in a convenient bowl


Ingredients (for 1 serving)

・1 serving ramen noodles (fresh or dried)

・2–3 tbsp dried vegetable mix

・17 fl oz water

・1 packet soy sauce soup base (or your preferred ramen broth)

・Optional toppings: bean sprouts, boiled egg, chopped spinach, sliced pork, or tofu. Anything.


How to Make Quick Soy Sauce Ramen

  1. Boil water in a pot.

  2. Add the dried vegetable mix and let it rehydrate for 1 minutes.

  3. Add the ramen noodles to the same pot and cook according to package directions.

  4. Prepare the soup base in a separate serving bowl.

  5. Once the noodles and vegetables are cooked, pour them with the broth water into the bowl and mix gently.

  6. Add optional toppings like bean sprouts, boiled egg, or sliced meat.

  7. Serve immediately and enjoy your homemade Japanese ramen!


Pro Tip

Want extra depth of flavor?

  • Add a spoonful of miso, a drizzle of sesame oil, or a dash of chili oil.

  • For a heartier bowl, top with sautéed mushrooms or corn.

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