I made this because I wanted seasoned eggs as a topping for my ramen. I made mine by watering down the leftover 'kaeshi" sweet sauce that I had from serving soba the night before.Check the color of the eggs after a few hours of marinating. If they appear spotty, roll around the eggs a bit to adjust.For best results, marinate the eggs in a zip bag so that the marinade will coat the eggs evenly. Recipe by Masaomasao

I created these eggs as a complement to ramen.The marinade is on the strong side. If you can drink it, it's too thin. After two days, the eggs will become too salty, so I recommend taking them out of the marinade after 24 hours. I use the left-over marinade to make more eggs (to go with my next dish of ramen). Recipe by Jaypegu

An older classmate of mine taught me how to make these easy marinated eggs. It's really easy, so I wanted everyone to make it and uploaded the recipe.Peeling the eggs in ice water makes it easier. I wanted to make the eggs soft boiled, so I tried boiling them for 7 minutes, but they didn't become firm enough and fell apart. The right timing is less than 8 minutes, about 7 minutes 40 seconds. If you boil the eggs for 8 minutes the eggs will be quite firm and suitable for bentos. You can keep the eggs in the refrigerator for about 3 days. Recipe by Hanano arashi

I saw seasoned eggs on a cooking TV program, and I tried making them several times. Then I arrived to this recipe!When you peel the eggs, do it in water. Cracking in the water makes the shells come off easily. Recipe by Bokkochan

These are handy to have in stock, so I make it when I have a lot of eggs.You can omit the garlic if you're worried about the smell. But do include the green onion. It really adds great flavor.I think the eggs are at their best after 2 days in the marinade. The marinade will have penetrated the yolks and turned them a bright orange, so they're really yummy. For 4 to 5 eggs. Recipe by Madamusen

I'm good at making homemade pasta, so I tried making ramen noodles by just changing the ingredients slightly, and it went very well!The dough tends to stick, so use plenty of flour for dusting. For 1 serving. Recipe by mayzon

A char siu pork made from pork belly.The poaching liquid and the marinade for the char siu become the soup for the ramen! It's authentic, but surprisingly easy too!●By putting the freshly poached hot pork in hot marinade, and letting the pork cool down in it, it will become very well flavored. Recipe by Cooking S Papa

As with the miso soup in, I bought ultra-cheap ramen noodles that came without soup packets. I wondered if I could make the soup easily, so I gave it a try. I also have a recipe for salt-flavored ramen soup,.Please adjust the amount of garlic and sesame oil to your taste. The saltiness of mentsuyu varies depending on the brand, so adjust that too. For 1 serving. Recipe by Mitsurou

Deliciously refreshing and fulfilling

Getting tired of plain ramen but not ready to kick it up to top chef levels yet? Welcome to my club. If you can fry chicken and cook ramen, you can make this.

As with the miso soup in, I bought some ultra-cheap ramen noodles that came without soup packets. I wondered if I could make the soup easily, so I gave it a try. I also have a recipe for soy sauce-flavored ramen soup,.Please adjust the amount of garlic and pepper to your taste. Recipe by Mitsurou

My friend taught me how to make these cold ramen noodles!I've adapted it a bit by adding ginger.This is our one and only recipe for cold ramen noodles, even after two decades.I usually stock up on store-bought fresh ramen noodles and freeze them to use for later.You can simply use your favorite mentsuyu sauce.Our dipping sauce is served hot to accompany the cold noodles.It's also good to serve the noodles as-is without the sesame seeds and nori. For 2 servings. Recipe by Toukoromoshi