Shoyu Ramen Kit
Not your average instant noodles | 2 Servings
- Soy
- Wheat
From the rich soup to the springy, slurpable noodles, there is nothing we don’t love about ramen. This version features fresh noodles for a perfect, restaurant-quality texture, plus a super savory broth seasoned with soy sauce. Bonus: It also happens to be vegan! Add your favorite toppings if you like (maybe a soft-boiled egg or some sliced scallions), or simply enjoy this ramen on its own—it’s delicious either way.
Ingredients
12.8 ounce
Sun Noodle Shoyu Ramen
(Contains: Soy, Wheat)
Nutrition Values
Cooking Steps
Follow instructions on packaging and enjoy!
Customer reviews
Review summary
Updated on Dec 2025- Flavor: Many found the broth authentic and tasty, though some felt it was too salty. Adjust seasoning to taste.
- Ease of prep: Super easy to prepare, with plenty in the package for a filling meal.
- Suggestions: Add your favorite veggies or toppings like chopped green onions for extra flavor and authenticity 🍜.
- Portions: Good portion sizes that satisfied most diners as a complete meal.
Reviews from our home cooks
Tasted very authentic. Was recently in Japan and the broth was spot on. Might suggest a new item that would really make this authentic like some chopped green onions, sliced pork and call it Deluxe Tokyo Ramen. Just a suggestion. We really enjoyed this!
I ordered this, not sure what to expect, cause some of the ready-made or close to ready-made meals haven't quite lived up to expectations--but this was very good. After the first serving, I went online and ordered the 2-pack with the miso ramen. Looking forward to eating that next week!
This tasted good. It's just broth and noodles but the noddles are filling
This is some of the best Ramen I have had especially from a box. Highly recommend!
The sauce was a little too salty, but add whatever veggies are on hand this was a pretty good and filling meal. Good portion sizes.
Not real fond of the flavor. Chicken is what im used to.
Was ok, the noodles were actually better made into a lo mein instead of ramen soup
