Shoyu Ramen
Japanese noodle soup with rich pork broth, chashu pork, egg, and green onions.
Ingredients
- •8 cups Chicken broth
- •1 tsp Salt
- •1 large Onion
- •0.5 tsp Pepper
- •3 cloves Garlic
- •2 medium Carrots
- •2 tbsp Vegetable oil
- •2 stalks Celery
- •0.5 teaspoon Black pepper
Instructions
- 1
Prepare the broth: combine pork bones, chicken feet, and water in a large pot. Bring to boil, then reduce to gentle simmer.
💡 A rolling boil makes the broth cloudy - keep it at a gentle simmer for a clear, rich broth.
- 2
Add ginger, garlic, and leeks. Simmer for 6-8 hours, skimming foam and fat periodically.
💡 Long, slow extraction draws collagen from bones for that silky mouthfeel.
- 3
Meanwhile, prepare tare (seasoning base): combine soy sauce, mirin, sake, and kombu in a small pot. Heat gently.
💡 The tare provides the salty, umami punch that defines your ramen style.
- 4
Cook ramen noodles according to package directions. Drain well - do not rinse.
💡 Rinsing removes starch that helps sauce cling to noodles.
- 5
Prepare toppings: soft-boil eggs (6.5 min), slice chashu pork, chop green onions, prepare narutomaki.
💡 Have all toppings ready before cooking noodles - everything must be hot.
- 6
Strain broth. Add tare to taste (about 4 tbsp per bowl). Divide noodles between bowls.
💡 Each bowl gets personalized seasoning - add tare to hot broth, not the whole pot.
- 7
Ladle hot broth over noodles. Arrange toppings artfully: chashu, egg, nori, narutomaki, green onions.
💡 Visual presentation matters - arrange toppings in a pleasing, balanced way.
- 8
Serve immediately with hot mustard, pickled ginger, and chili oil on the side.
💡 Ramen waits for no one - serve the moment it is assembled.