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  • - May 8, 2021
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Easy One-Pot Spicy Miso Ramen (Vegan)

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THIS RAMEN RECIPE IS:
WHY DID I MAKE THIS ONE-POT MISO RAMEN?
CHECK OUT MY OTHER RAMEN & NOODLE RECIPES:
FOR THE SILKY MISO BROTH
WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SESAME PASTE AND TAHINI?
CAN I USE TAHINI INSTEAD OF ASIAN SESAME PASTE?
SOY MILK:
FOR THE SPICINESS
FOR THE RAMEN NOODLES
RAMEN TOPPINGS
COOKING THE ONE-POT MISO RAMEN
MORE NOODLE RECIPES TO TRY:
Easy One-Pot Spicy Miso Ramen (Vegan)
Ingredients 1x2x3x
Soup Base
Noodles and Toppings
Instructions
WATCH Video
Notes
VEGETABLE BROTH OR WATER
DOUBANJIANG/CHILI PASTE
NUTRITIONAL INFO
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Here’s a really easy and comforting Easy One-Pot Vegan Spicy Miso Ramen with a rich and umami-packed silky broth.

A bowl of easy vegan Spicy Miso Ramen

THIS RAMEN RECIPE IS:

  • Super easy to put together
  • Really hearty and tasty 
  • Easily customizable with your veggies and other toppings of choice

IMPORTANT TO NOTE FOR THIS RECIPE: This recipe is of course not how ramen is traditionally made. A lot of time and dedication goes into crafting ramen dishes. I have a tantanmen recipe where I prepare all the toppings and noodles.

WHY DID I MAKE THIS ONE-POT MISO RAMEN?

As much as I love making ramen and preparing the different toppings and assembling the bowls with the noodles, toppings, before pouring in the hot soup, there are days (let’s be real) when I just want something quick like instant ramen that come in packs but of course want something healthier and more nutritious, too.

So this one-pot spicy miso ramen was born!

CHECK OUT MY OTHER RAMEN & NOODLE RECIPES:

  • Tantanmen (Vegan Ramen)
  • Peanut Satay Noodle Soup
  • Yaki Udon
  • Chinese-Style Bolognese
  • Kimchi Noodle Soup with Dumplings
Spicy Miso Ramen Broth with mushrooms in a large pot

FOR THE SILKY MISO BROTH

I use a few essential ingredient in the broth that make it rich and silky. These are the following:

  • MISO PASTE: I used white miso
  • PLAIN NUT BUTTER: I actually used almond nut base or Asian sesame paste
  • PLANT-BASED MILK OR REGULAR MILK: I love to use soy or oat milk
Plain nut butter and white miso paste on a small plate

WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SESAME PASTE AND TAHINI?

Asian/Chinese Sesame Paste is different from tahini. Chinese sesame paste is made from roasted sesame seeds so it’s a rich brown in color (like peanut butter color), while tahini is made from raw sesame seeds so it’s a lot paler in color (almost white).

CAN I USE TAHINI INSTEAD OF ASIAN SESAME PASTE?

Usually I don’t recommend it but for this recipe, you can do away with tahini and extra sesame oil. Or even plain nut butter (like plain peanut butter) works great too.

SOY MILK:

You can also use other plant-based milk like oat. I personally prefer oat or soy since these are much thicker and richer so you’ll get a really silky ramen broth.

These 3 ingredients when put together give the soup it’s rich and silky consistency.

FOR THE SPICINESS

As for the spice, I use doubanjiang or fermented chili bean paste. It’s quite salty with a kick of spice but you can of course opt to use other chili sauces or paste (like gochujang) and adjust to your desired spice level.

FOR THE RAMEN NOODLES

two packs of instant ramen noodles

Since the noodles are cooked in the same pot as the soup, I used instant ramen noodle cakes. These ones I purchase don’t come with any sauce packets—just plain noodles. These cook really fast so I add the noodles and then turn off the heat since it’ll still cook down in the hot soup.

RAMEN TOPPINGS

This part is totally up to you! For mine, I prepared the following:

  • Bok choy, or other greens of choice
  • Instant ramen brick
  • Sliced mushrooms (from the dried shiitake mushrooms in the broth)
  • Corn kernels
  • Chopped scallions (green part)
  • Sesame seeds (I added a mix of black and toasted sesame seeds)
  • More rayu (japanese chili oil), to finish
  • Roasted nori sheets

COOKING THE ONE-POT MISO RAMEN

Spicy vegan miso ramen ingredients

Since this is a one-pot recipe and everything goes fast once you get the pot heated, it’s important that you have all ingredients ready!

Now let’s make some ramen!

  • Heat a medium sized pot over medium high heat.
  • Add in the sesame oil.
  • Once hot, add in the garlic, ginger, and white parts of the scallion. Sauté over medium high heat for 1-2 mins.
  • Lower the heat to medium. Add in the miso paste, sesame paste/nut butter, and doubanjiang or other chili paste. Mix until they’re well combined.
  • While stirring, add in the water/veg broth and soy milk.

  • Keep stirring over medium heat until the paste are diluted. Add in the rayu or other chili oil and dried mushrooms.
  • Cover the pot and leave the soup to boil over medium high heat, around 5 minutes. Once it boils, lower the heat and leave it to a simmer.
  • Taste the soup and season with soy sauce and salt, to taste, if needed. 
  • You can remove the mushrooms and slice these into thin strips.
  • Meanwhile, you can add in the veggies of your choice into the soup. I simply sliced my bok choy head into half and cooked it down in the soup.
  • When the veggies almost cooked to your liking, add in the instant ramen brick.
  • You can already turn off the heat at this point especially if your instant ramen cooks very fast. If not, you can leave the noodles to cook until chewy before turning off the heat. Add in the corn and remaining chopped scallions along with the sesame seeds.
  • Add more chili oil, if you’d like You can also enjoy this with some roasted nori.
  • Enjoy immediately while hot!

You’ll find the recipe for this one-pot spicy miso ramen below. Enjoy!

MORE NOODLE RECIPES TO TRY:

  • Shoyu Udon
  • Wonton Noodle Soup
  • Saucy Ramen Noodles
  • Wonton Noodle Soup
  • Bun Cha Gio Chay (Vietnamese Noodles and Fried Vegetarian Spring Rolls Bowls)
  • Jjajangmyeon (Noodles in Black Bean Sauce)
  • Thai Drunken Noodles (Pad Kee Mao)
  • Easy Spicy Miso Noodles
  • Ginger and Scallion Noodles

Looking for more Vegan Asian recipes?

You can get a copy of my cookbook, Vegan Asian!

If you crave vegan-friendly versions of classic Asian dishes, this cookbook is packed with Southeast and East Asian dishes inspired by those I grew up enjoying at home and those I’ve tried from my travels. From iconic Thai dishes to piping-hot Japanese fare and everything in between, the recipes in this will take your palate on a delicious food trip across Asia, and hopefully keep you coming back for more!

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Easy One-Pot Spicy Miso Ramen (Vegan)

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Here’s a really easy and comforting Easy One-Pot Vegan Spicy Miso Ramen with a rich and umami-packed silky broth.
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Prep Time 5 minutes mins
Cook Time 20 minutes mins
Total Time 25 minutes mins
Course Main Course, Soups
Cuisine Asian, Japanese
Servings 1 bowl
Calories 610 kcal

Ingredients
  

Soup Base

  • 1 tbsp sesame oil
  • 1 tsp minced or grated ginger
  • 2 cloves cloves garlic minced
  • 2 scallions chopped (white and green parts separated) makes 1/2 cup sliced
  • 1 1/2 tbsp miso paste I used white miso
  • 1 tbsp plain peanut butter or Asian sesame paste
  • 1/2 to 1 tbsp doubanjiang or other chili sauce/paste, adjust according to desired spice (see notes)
  • 2 cups vegetable broth or water (see notes)
  • 1 cup soy milk or other plant-based milk like oat milk
  • 1 tbsp layu japanese chili oil or other chili oil, adjust according to desired spice
  • 2 dried shiitake mushrooms
  • 1 tbsp soy sauce or more to taste* see notes
  • Salt to taste, if needed

Noodles and Toppings

  • 1 head bok choy or other greens of choice
  • 1 instant ramen brick
  • Sliced mushrooms from the dried shiitake mushrooms
  • 1/2 cup corn kernels
  • Chopped scallions green part
  • Sesame seeds I added a mix of black and toasted sesame seeds
  • More layu japanese chili oil, to finish
  • Roasted nori sheets

Instructions
 

  • Heat a medium sized pot over medium high heat.
  • Add in the sesame oil. Once hot, add in the garlic, ginger, and white parts of the scallion. Sauté over medium high heat for 1-2 mins.
  • Lower the heat to medium. Add in the miso paste, sesame paste/nut butter, and doubanjiang or other chili paste. Mix until they’re well combined.
  • While stirring, add in the stock/water (and vegetable cube/bouillon, if using) and soy milk.
    Keep stirring over medium heat until the paste are diluted. Add in the rays or other chili oil and dried mushrooms. Cover the pot and leave the soup to boil over medium high heat, around 5 minutes. Once it boils, lower the heat and leave it to a simmer.
  • Taste the soup and season with soy sauce and salt, to taste, if needed.
  • You can remove the mushrooms and slice these into thin strips.
  • Meanwhile, you can add in the veggies of your choice into the soup. I simply sliced my bok choy head into half and cooked it down in the soup.
  • When the veggies almost cooked to your liking, add in the instant ramen brick. You can already turn off the heat at this point especially if your instant ramen cooks very fast. If not, you can leave the noodles to cook until chewy before turning off the heat. Add in the corn and remaining chopped scallions along with the sesame seeds.
  • Add more chili oil, if you’d like You can also enjoy this with some roasted nori.
  • Enjoy immediately while hot!

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Notes

VEGETABLE BROTH OR WATER

  • If using water, you can add 1 vegetable cube or bouillon. You can also just use plain water but you’ll need to season the soup with more salt, to taste.

DOUBANJIANG/CHILI PASTE

  • You can also just gochujang or Korean chili paste.

NUTRITIONAL INFO

Calories: 610kcal | Carbohydrates: 64g | Protein: 32g | Fat: 31g | Saturated Fat: 5g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 13g | Monounsaturated Fat: 11g | Sodium: 1852mg | Potassium: 2881mg | Fiber: 14g | Sugar: 26g | Vitamin A: 39759IU | Vitamin C: 403mg | Calcium: 1269mg | Iron: 10mg
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This Post Has 115 Comments

  1. Lynn May 8, 2021 Reply

    I can’t wait to try this! Where do you get the ramen “bricks” without the nasty seasoning packets, please? Thank you!

    1. Jeeca May 10, 2021 Reply

      Hi Lynn! Lotus foods has some great options 🙂

    2. SuperWoman November 20, 2021 Reply

      Hi. You can buy the Japanese Ramen noodles. They come in bundles. I purchased them from H Mart

      1. Maria December 21, 2022 Reply

        5 stars
        Very tasty and quick

        1. Jeeca December 22, 2022 Reply

          Thank you Maria! ◡̈

      2. Sanjay September 18, 2024 Reply

        This recipe is amazing

        1. Jeeca September 20, 2024 Reply

          Thank you! 🙂

  2. Tora May 18, 2021 Reply

    5 stars
    Love it! I’ll be making this at least once a week. Thanks for the recipe!

    1. Jeeca May 19, 2021 Reply

      Glad you liked it Tora ◡̈Thanks as well!!

  3. AC June 19, 2021 Reply

    Thanks for this tasty and easy recipe! I’ve made it 2 nights in a row. For the broth, I used white miso, peanut butter, gochujang, extra-creamy oat milk, and soy sauce.

    1. Jeeca June 20, 2021 Reply

      Ooh I can imagine how lush this is with oat milk!

  4. Jayne July 11, 2021 Reply

    Hi Jeeca, can I make this without the ‘milk’? I just have an aversion to ‘milk’, plant based or otherwise. Thankyou 🙂

    1. Jeeca July 15, 2021 Reply

      Hi Jayne! Yes you can but the broth won’t be as rich. if you don’t mind then that’s not problem! You can just add water and add more nut butter/miso paste to add more richness to the broth 🙂

  5. Maria July 21, 2021 Reply

    I love all the recipes and can’t wait to try this one!! Can I use red miso instead of white miso?

    1. Jeeca July 23, 2021 Reply

      Yes! Shouldn’t be a problem 🙂

  6. iona August 11, 2021 Reply

    5 stars
    i tried this today and it is soooo yummy. i didn’t have any miso but i really fancied something like this so i tried it out and it was still so tasty. loved it. i used almond butter and oat milk. i had dried mushrooms, spring onion and baby sweet corn chopped up and noodles. will definitely be making again 🙂

    1. Jeeca August 11, 2021 Reply

      Thanks Iona! Glad you liked it 🙂

  7. Melissa August 16, 2021 Reply

    5 stars
    This was FANTASTIC. Thank you so much for the wonderful quick recipe, Jeeca. I added tofu and egg to mine (sorry, I’m not vegan!) and used spinach and corn for vegetables since it was all I had on hand last minute. What a soothing, delicious meal – and I doubled it so I get to have it again for lunch tomorrow, yay!

    1. Jeeca August 18, 2021 Reply

      No worries at all haha! Glad you liked it Melissa!! Enjoy your lunch too ◡̈

  8. RS August 20, 2021 Reply

    Sounds good except I understand one should not boil miso as it runs the probiotic health effects. Can you clarify?

    1. Jeeca August 21, 2021 Reply

      Hi Ryan! Yes miso is fermented so it contains good probiotics. I do add it to soup bases to boil so that kills the probiotics but if you’d like to retain them that you can add the miso paste last once the soup has come to a boil. Hope this helps! 🙂

  9. Tammy September 2, 2021 Reply

    5 stars
    So tasty and quick! Thank you Jeeca!

    1. Jeeca September 2, 2021 Reply

      Thank you Tammy! ◡̈

  10. Laura October 11, 2021 Reply

    5 stars
    This was excellent!!! Such great flavors and easy to make!

    1. Jeeca October 12, 2021 Reply

      Thanks Laura, happy u liked it ◡̈

  11. Emily October 13, 2021 Reply

    5 stars
    I made this tonight with red miso and silken tofu and it was super good. Thank you so much!

  12. Ira October 13, 2021 Reply

    5 stars
    I made this today and it was glorious!
    Even with few tweaks it was still delicious

    1. Jeeca October 14, 2021 Reply

      Happy to hear. Thanks Ira!

  13. Sasha November 1, 2021 Reply

    5 stars
    Great recipe! Thank you!!

    1. Jeeca November 2, 2021 Reply

      Thanks Sasha!! ◡̈

  14. SuperWoman November 20, 2021 Reply

    5 stars
    I added dark mushroom soy sauce and some bean paste. Enjoyed this recipe!!!

    1. Jeeca November 22, 2021 Reply

      Yay happy to hear ◡̈ thanks!

  15. Nicole November 21, 2021 Reply

    This has become a weekly staple in my house. My kids always request it. Thank you for a quick & easy recipe that has a great depth of flavor.

    1. Jeeca November 22, 2021 Reply

      Happy to hear this, Nicole!! Thank you ◡̈

  16. Agnes December 3, 2021 Reply

    5 stars
    Made this for lunch with the ingredients I have in house. It is easy, tasty, and satisfying! I use coconut drink with a little oat milk (Oatly Barista) and the result is nice and creamy. I don’t have the instant ramen noodles (nor have seen one here), so I just threw normal dried organic ramen noodles from Haku. I was too lazy to prepare the noodles separately, haha. And the ramen turned out just fine, the broth became somewhat thicker due to the noodles. Will make this often!

    1. Jeeca December 4, 2021 Reply

      Glad you liked it, thanks so much Agnes! And adding the noodles directly in the soup is how I do it too!! ◡̈

  17. Jayme January 19, 2022 Reply

    This was super delicious and satisfying. I don’t feel the need to go out for ramen anymore and when I don’t want a vegan option I add ground pork for a more hearty version. This recipe is a keeper!!!

    1. Jeeca January 20, 2022 Reply

      Thanks so much Jayme, glad you enjoyed this! ◡̈

  18. Katie January 25, 2022 Reply

    Do you think it would be possible to make this recipe in a slow cooker?

    1. Jeeca January 25, 2022 Reply

      You can make the broth the same way you would in a regular pot. But the noodles I recommend to add last when the soup is cooked through because it can easily overcook and become overcooked. Hope this helps!

  19. Diana February 15, 2022 Reply

    I noticed it has considerable amount of sodium how could I decrease the sodium amount? It looks SO Delicious!!!

    1. Jeeca February 15, 2022 Reply

      Hi Diana, best would be to replace the vegetable broth with a low sodium one or just opt for water. You can also reduce the soy sauce but this will affect taste the soup may turn out a bit more bland. Hope this helps though! ◡̈

  20. Julia March 2, 2022 Reply

    I’ve made this 3 times now, I always vary slightly, eg. with vegetables or once using Tahin instead of peanut butter because I had none 😅 But honestly, this is one of my favourite dishes. My mum is Japanese so vegan Ramen is obvs a bit of strange concept to her but even she thinks it tastes nice 🤗 Can’t wait to make it again next week 😂

    1. Jeeca March 3, 2022 Reply

      Hi Julia! I’m so happy to hear this! And also happy to hear your mom approves? Haha can be intimidating having my parents try vegan ramen too sometimes because they’re used to the traditionally made ones hehe.

  21. Irene April 5, 2022 Reply

    5 stars
    It was surprisingly easy and I liked that I could just enjoy the cooking without worrying that I put too much or not enough of something. Very “free” recipe, badly summarised but yeah. Plus it was delicious!

  22. Bree H April 6, 2022 Reply

    5 stars
    OMG! This was a magical mouth party!!! It was actually pretty easy to throw together if you have a few Asian Basics in your fridge. I look forward to making this again and again!! Thank you for sharing this!

    1. Jeeca April 6, 2022 Reply

      Thanks Bree! ◡̈

  23. Aisha April 13, 2022 Reply

    5 stars
    This is my favourite ramen recipe, it is easy and delicious! I have been making it on repeat. One of my kids favourite’s too so win win 🙂

    1. Jeeca April 18, 2022 Reply

      Ahh so happy to hear! ◡̈

  24. Ray June 6, 2022 Reply

    5 stars
    This was so tasty thank you so much Jeeca 😍🤩 going into the rotation for yummy weeknight meals.

    1. Jeeca June 6, 2022 Reply

      Yay thanks so much Ray!! ◡̈

  25. Anastasia July 1, 2022 Reply

    5 stars
    Easiest and most tasty I have ever done !

    1. Jeeca July 2, 2022 Reply

      Thank you Anastasia! ◡̈

  26. naomi July 16, 2022 Reply

    5 stars
    I never write reviews but this was amazing. Thanks for the great recipe. Simple and yummy

    1. Jeeca July 26, 2022 Reply

      Thanks so much Naomi! Appreciate it a lot ❤️

  27. Denise October 3, 2022 Reply

    5 stars
    I make this all the time for my kids and they love it. I like it with corn kernels and fresh spinach. Thank you for such a delicious recipe. 😋

    1. Jeeca October 4, 2022 Reply

      Thanks as well, Denise! Really happy to hear they love it ◡̈

  28. Vicky October 19, 2022 Reply

    Hi! Do you think this would freeze ok? Maybe leave the noodles out until ready to reheat? Thanks 🙂

    1. Jeeca October 20, 2022 Reply

      Hi Vicky! The broth will freeze fine. But yes, only cook the noodles when you reheat the soup since cooked noodles don’t freeze well. Hope this helps! ◡̈

  29. Nina November 6, 2022 Reply

    Hi! If I use a miso ginger broth, would I skip all steps up to the soy milk in the soup base section of the recipe? Thanks!

    1. Jeeca November 9, 2022 Reply

      Hi Nina, yes if you’re using your own pre made/store bought broth you can just add the soy milk and skip the rest of the seasoning (or season your broth more, if needed). Hope this helps ◡̈

  30. Aline Horikawa December 7, 2022 Reply

    5 stars
    I just want to say that this is the best and easiest ramen ever! I always have the base ingredients at home. I also add some sliced dried kombu when I have at home. Thank you Jeeca for this AMAZING recipe ❤️ it is my favorite one. So so yummy

    1. Jeeca December 8, 2022 Reply

      Ahh thank you so much Aline! so happy to hear this ❤️

  31. Karissa December 14, 2022 Reply

    4 stars
    what kind of cooking oil? just want to make sure I get it right. Will post a review once I have made it 🙂 looks yummy! thank you

    1. Jeeca December 15, 2022 Reply

      Hi Karissa! I like to use vegetable oil, but any kind of neutral cooking oil should be fine. Happy cooking!!

  32. Michele December 19, 2022 Reply

    5 stars
    This is a wonderfully full-flavored vegan ramen, thank you! I am making it the for the second time in less than a week.

    1. Jeeca December 20, 2022 Reply

      Yay thanks so much Michele! Enjoy ◡̈

  33. Carly January 2, 2023 Reply

    5 stars
    My partner and I have been fans of your recipes for a little while and this recipe was an instant hit, the creamy spicy ramen is so tasty and unique!

    1. Jeeca January 3, 2023 Reply

      Thanks so much Carly! Hope you enjoyed your ramen! ❤️

  34. Sara January 9, 2023 Reply

    5 stars
    Just made this and it was soooo delicious! Thank you for creating this recipe and sharing with us!

    1. Jeeca January 10, 2023 Reply

      Yay! Thank you as well, Sara!

  35. Sahi January 17, 2023 Reply

    5 stars
    ahh, this was SO good! I really wasn’t expecting much since it was my first time trying/working with many of these ingredients – and I certainly wasn’t expecting for it to have an uncanny resemblance to restaurant ramen! this was genuinely restaurant quality so needless to say, I probably will never order ramen out again! some of my additions: pan fried tofu, roasted corn, blanched spinach (all of which were seasoned with salt and pepper), and pan fried mushrooms with soy sauce and black pepper. I also added ground black pepper into the broth (sorry if this is inauthentic) and I personally felt like it elevated the broth up a notch so highly recommend this addition! Thank you so much for the wonderful recipe 🙂

    1. Jeeca January 17, 2023 Reply

      Yay so happy reading this, Sahi! Rly happy you enjoyed it and all those toppings sound amazing!! ◡̈

  36. Maya February 5, 2023 Reply

    5 stars
    This recipe is one of my go-to recipes now, and it impresses everyone that I make it for. The broth is rich and very flavorful, even though I usually substitute the sesame paste for nut butter and the doubanjiang for gochujang because that’s what’s accessible to me. I recommend adding the miso in after boiling to preserve the healthy probiotics.

    1. Jeeca February 5, 2023 Reply

      Thanks so much Maya, glad you like it! ◡̈

  37. Nisha February 9, 2023 Reply

    5 stars
    This recipe was insanely delicious (as was her tantanmen recipe which I tried first because I was out of miso paste). If you’re considering making this, definitely go for it! Can’t wait to try more of your recipes!

    1. Jeeca February 9, 2023 Reply

      Yay, thanks so much Nisha! Rly means a lot!! ❤️

  38. Julie-Rose Gauthier February 12, 2023 Reply

    5 stars
    This vegan miso soup satisfies my craving for restaurant ramen. I subbed the peanut butter with tahini which truly complemented all other flavours!

    1. Jeeca February 13, 2023 Reply

      Hope you enjoyed your ramen, Julie! ◡̈

  39. K March 1, 2023 Reply

    5 stars
    Wow, this broth is so rich, flavorful, and thick! It’s especially impressive that it is made only with plant-based ingredients and in such a short amount of time. Love this recipe!

    1. Jeeca March 2, 2023 Reply

      Thank K, hope you enjoyed your ramen!! ◡̈

  40. Keshav June 12, 2023 Reply

    This post was extremely helpful!

  41. Deb Taber September 1, 2023 Reply

    5 stars
    Made this last night. It was my first time making ramen from “scratch” rather than the 10 cent packs and also my first time eating Bok Choy. 😀 It was easy to make, so flavorful, and I will now be researching Bok Choy recipes, because where has this vegetable been all my life?! This one will go in my meal rotation. So, so good!

    1. Jeeca September 2, 2023 Reply

      Hi Deb! So glad you finally got to try bok choy! I really love it in ramen and noodle soups. Hope you enjoyed your ramen! ◡̈

  42. James Kalu September 10, 2023 Reply

    Awesome blog post

  43. Nancy October 12, 2023 Reply

    Can we make the soup without mushroom or any substitute needed ? Thanks 🙂

    1. Jeeca October 13, 2023 Reply

      Hi Nancy! The dried mushroom gives the soup that extra umami once these are simmered. You can do without it but it will slightly alter the flavor. You can also season the soup more if needed, to taste. ◡̈

  44. Dario January 3, 2024 Reply

    What an awesome recipe! Came out delicious w miso spice paste, peanut butter, oat milk, gochugaru and Chinese chilli flakes in oil. No bok choy in my store, but gonna definitely repeat it with that.
    Thanks!

    1. Jeeca January 4, 2024 Reply

      Thanks Dario ◡̈

      1. Jessica Lin February 21, 2024 Reply

        5 stars
        WOW I just made this exactly as described and it’s so delicious! I used oatmilk for the milk. Thank you for the recipe!

        1. Jeeca February 21, 2024 Reply

          Yay, thank you Jessica! Glad it turned out great! ◡̈

  45. Yeudit February 24, 2024 Reply

    Hey, Can coconut milk be used instead of plant milk? I don’t like his taste

    1. Jeeca February 26, 2024 Reply

      Hi! I’m afraid not since coconut milk will be a bit too strong and will change the taste of the soup. Soy milk, almond milk, or regular dairy milk (if take dairy) would work best! 🙂

  46. Yeudit February 24, 2024 Reply

    And another question, is it possible to use fresh shiitake mushrooms?
    Thanks!

    1. Jeeca February 26, 2024 Reply

      Hello! Yes you can. For the broth you can use vegetable broth or a bouillon instead 🙂

  47. Les April 8, 2024 Reply

    5 stars
    I made this tonight and it came out amazing. Thank you so much for going into detail about possible substitutions based on what is on hand. I didn’t have sesame paste but I had tahini, I didn’t have doubanjang but I had gochujang. It’s reallly thoughtful of you to give all these details to empower folks to go for it while being flexible. I made some baked tofu and used shimeji mushrooms instead of shittake, it still was wonderful. One of the best things I’ve made. Thanks again Jeeca!

    1. Jeeca April 9, 2024 Reply

      Hi Les, really so happy reading this. Glad they helped! Thanks for giving it a try 🙂

  48. Gert April 13, 2024 Reply

    5 stars
    Phenomenally delicious! Had no idea milk or nut butter goes into miso! WONDERFUL!

    1. Jeeca April 14, 2024 Reply

      The nut butter and milk add an extra layer of richness to the base! Glad you liked it 🙂

  49. Anshi April 20, 2024 Reply

    5 stars
    Can i use crunchy peanut butter? Also love this recipe it’s made at least once a week!

    1. Jeeca April 21, 2024 Reply

      Hi Anshi! Should be ok too if you don’t mind having the peanut chunks in the soup base 🙂

  50. Anu April 26, 2024 Reply

    5 stars
    It was amazing!!! I will be making it on repeat

    1. Jeeca April 27, 2024 Reply

      Yaaay! Thanks Anu 🙂

  51. Lucy April 27, 2024 Reply

    5 stars
    Love this, it’s my go to weekday noodle soup because it’s delicious and flavoursome but lovely and simple to make. The base is soooooo good.

    I’ll use whatever milk or leafy greens I have at the time and a mix of dried and fresh mushrooms. To fill it out a bit I add some crispy fried firm tofu (which soaks up all the yummy flavours) and also put a soft boiled egg on top for an extra flavour bomb 😊. Delightful!

    1. Jeeca April 27, 2024 Reply

      Thank you so much Lucy!! 🙂

  52. LuxuryDreamYards August 21, 2024 Reply

    5 stars
    This one-pot spicy miso ramen looks like the perfect cozy meal—simple, nourishing, and bursting with flavor! Your recipe makes it easy to enjoy a bowl of rich, umami goodness without the fuss. Can’t wait to try it! 🌱🍜

  53. Anna November 18, 2024 Reply

    5 stars
    This was sooooo flavorful and surprisingly easy to make. We followed the broth recipe closely and added more veggies (broccoli and king oyster mushrooms) and tofu. Glad we made enough to last a few days! We loooved it!

    1. Jeeca November 20, 2024 Reply

      Glad you liked it, Anna! Thanks so much 🙂

  54. Jasmine December 20, 2024 Reply

    5 stars
    I absolutely love this recipe. It’s extremely easy to make and tastes delicious. I personally add a couple extra mushrooms and more vegetable broth than the recipe calls for because I like it a bit more soupy. I’ve also tried it with mushroom broth which was phenomenal!

    1. Jeeca December 23, 2024 Reply

      Hey Jasmine, glad you liked it! 🙂

  55. jayasree January 7, 2025 Reply

    5 stars
    Made this for dinner today and could not believe how simple it was to make it and how delicious it turned out. I used dried mushrooms, bok choy and fresh tofu. Had some trader joes udon type noodles at hand so used those. Topped with Chili Crisp and it was FABULOUS!!! Thank you so much for sharing such an awesome recipe with us!

    1. Jeeca January 9, 2025 Reply

      Yaaay! Also can imagine how much better this was with that extra chili crisp on top! 🤎

  56. Bojana January 31, 2025 Reply

    3 stars
    Recipe looks good, but the only thing that doesn’t seem right is to add the miso paste and then boil the broth. Miso paste is ALWAYS added in the end, after the broth is cooked and should just be mixed in. Cooking reduces everything beneficial in miso.

  57. Katie April 8, 2025 Reply

    5 stars
    This is so easy and delicious – I didn’t even have all the ingredients required (chilli paste and mushrooms) and it still cured my ramen cravings – I also added kimchi ontop

    1. Jeeca April 13, 2025 Reply

      Yum!! Glad it hit the spot, and love that addition of kimchi! Always great with ramen 👌🏻

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