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RAMEN SAUCESBIG FLAVOR. BETTER NOODLES.

FAMILY-OWNED IN BONNEY LAKE, WA

Big flavor.
Everyday food.

NoodleBomb is a family-owned brand led by Ashley, with Mike working alongside her. The idea is simple: give the food you already love a bold, memorable finish.

NoodleBomb Spicy Tokyo, Original and Citrus Shoyu Trio on a bright home kitchen counter

OUR WAY OF COOKING

A better bite belongs anywhere.

Ramen is a beginning, not a boundary.

Noodles after a long day. Eggs on a slow morning. Wings for a table full of friends. We make sauces and dry blends that fit into real meals—without asking you to start from scratch.

Choose a pour for savory depth, a shake for texture, or both. Every flavor has its own character, so the same simple plate can become something different tomorrow.

BEHIND THE BOTTLE

A look at production.

From a batch in the kettle to bottles ready for their labels.

A batch of sauce with visible seasoning in a stainless steel mixing kettle
In the kettleA batch of sauce in the mixing kettle.
Filled sauce bottles with wood-look caps on a stainless steel bottling table
Into the bottleFilled bottles on the bottling table.
Labeled NoodleBomb Spicy Tokyo bottles on a production table
Ready for your tableSpicy Tokyo with its labels in place.

ONE FAMILY. A FULL TABLE.

Find your own way in.

The lineup has grown into three ramen sauces, two Reserve soy sauces and two finishing blends.

01 / POUR

Flavor with a point of view.

Original, Spicy Tokyo and Citrus Shoyu each take dinner somewhere different. The Reserve collection explores a deeper soy flavor.

Meet the sauces
02 / SHAKE

Texture makes it yours.

Fire Dust and Roasted Garlic Sesame add the finishing layer: a little heat, toasted flavor or savory crunch.

Meet the finishers

FROM OUR TABLE TO YOURS

Good food is worth sharing.

Questions about a bottle, a recipe or carrying NoodleBomb? We want to hear from you.

AROUND THE TABLE

See NoodleBomb in someone else’s kitchen.

The Ramen Rater published a NoodleBomb taste-test and unboxing on May 29, 2026.

Read and watch The Ramen Rater’s coverage ↗

Made a bowl of your own?

Tell us what you cooked, which sauce you used, and what worked—or what you would change. Honest feedback helps us improve.

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Find your flavor.

Explore the collection below.