Instant ramen
Drain a little water, pour in sauce, toss, and add an egg, scallions, or leftover protein. Fast bowl, bigger flavor.
NoodleBomb is the bold pour that turns plain noodles, rice bowls, dumplings, eggs, wings, vegetables, and stir fry into something you actually want to eat twice.
Noodle sauce should be faster than building a broth from scratch and better than another packet of powdered seasoning. NoodleBomb gives you a pourable ramen-style flavor base with enough depth for noodles and enough punch for the rest of the plate.
Drain a little water, pour in sauce, toss, and add an egg, scallions, or leftover protein. Fast bowl, bigger flavor.
Use it over rice with chicken, tofu, vegetables, shrimp, or crispy eggs when the bowl needs salt, umami, and a clean finish.
Add near the end of cooking so the sauce coats noodles or vegetables without disappearing into the pan.
Use it as a dip when you want the sauce to carry more than plain soy. Citrus Shoyu keeps dumplings bright.
Toss hot wings with Spicy Tokyo for roasted chili heat that leans savory instead of sticky-sweet.
A few spoonfuls over soft-boiled, fried, or jammy eggs can turn a snack into a bowl topper.
Every 7 fl oz bottle is $11.99. If you want the easiest first order, the $29.99 Trio includes Original, Spicy Tokyo, and Citrus Shoyu, and it clears the free US shipping threshold by itself.

Garlic-sesame umami for noodles, rice bowls, eggs, and vegetables. The easy first bottle.

Roasted chili heat with savory depth. Built for ramen, wings, fried rice, and late-night bowls.

Bright shoyu-style ramen sauce for dumplings, seafood bowls, vegetables, and rich noodles.
Start small and add more after the noodles or rice are coated. The goal is full coverage, not a puddle at the bottom of the bowl.
Noodles, rice, dumplings, wings, eggs, or vegetables all work.
Pour a little, toss, and let the heat wake it up.
Add protein, crunch, herbs, scallions, chili crisp, or sesame.
Serve while the sauce is glossy and clinging to every bite.
No. Ramen is the home base, but the sauces also work on rice bowls, dumplings, wings, eggs, stir fry, vegetables, and quick marinades.
Original is the safest first pick. Spicy Tokyo is the heat pick. Citrus Shoyu is the bright pick when the bowl is rich or fried.
No. Shoyu Reserve is a soy sauce and is sold separately. The Trio is the three ramen sauce bottles: Original, Spicy Tokyo, and Citrus Shoyu.
Free US shipping starts at $29.99. The $29.99 Trio clears the threshold in one click.
One Original, one Spicy Tokyo, one Citrus Shoyu. $29.99 and free US shipping at the threshold.