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Original
Egg, scallions, and Original
Cook the noodles, stir Original into the hot base, then top with a soft egg and scallions. This is the everyday move when you want bold flavor without extra heat.
Instant ramen upgrade
Make instant ramen taste like you meant it.
The fastest upgrade is not complicated. Cook the noodles, build a better base with NoodleBomb ramen sauce, then add one good topping and eat.
$11.997 fl oz sauces
$29.99Trio pack
3Pour flavors
The easy method
Start with sauce, then build the bowl.
Instant ramen is fast. NoodleBomb makes it feel finished. Add the sauce to hot broth or hot water, stir until the bowl tastes balanced, then bring in texture: egg, scallions, vegetables, crispy onions, leftover chicken, tofu, or whatever is already in the fridge.
Use Original for the most flexible bowl, Spicy Tokyo when you want heat, and Citrus Shoyu when you want a brighter finish. If you are not sure which one fits your pantry, the Trio gives you all three Pour flavors for $29.99.
Five fast upgrades
Better ramen without making dinner a project.
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Spicy Tokyo
Chili-garlic heat bowl
Use Spicy Tokyo when the bowl needs heat. Add cooked noodles, a little hot noodle water, cabbage or greens, and sesame for a fast spicy noodle bowl.
03
Citrus Shoyu
Bright vegetable ramen
Citrus Shoyu works well with vegetables, mushrooms, and a lighter broth. It gives instant ramen a cleaner finish without turning the bowl heavy.
04
Cold noodles
Lunch bowl from leftovers
Rinse cooked noodles cold, toss with NoodleBomb, then add cucumber, egg, chicken, tofu, or snap peas. It travels better than a hot bowl.
05
Rice bowl
Use the toppings twice
If you already chopped toppings for ramen, use the rest over rice the next day. Add NoodleBomb, heat, and one crunchy thing.
Pick your flavor
Three ways to upgrade the same bowl.
Best first order
The Trio covers every ramen mood.
The NoodleBomb Trio is $29.99 and includes Original, Spicy Tokyo, and Citrus Shoyu. It also matches the automatic free US shipping threshold.
FAQ
Instant ramen upgrade questions
01
How much sauce should I use?
Start with 1 tablespoon for one bowl. Taste, then add more if you want a louder bowl.
02
Do I need broth?
No. You can stir sauce into broth, hot water, or toss it directly with noodles and a splash of hot noodle water.
03
Which flavor should I start with?
Original is the most flexible, Spicy Tokyo brings heat, and Citrus Shoyu brings a brighter finish.
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Is the Trio the best value?
For most first orders, yes. It is $29.99, gives you all three Pour flavors, and matches the automatic free US shipping threshold.