I like mini Bok Choy and Gai Lan. Some may not like Gai Lan for soups but I really like the firm texture of the stalks once you boil them. Ong Choy(water spinach) is nice as well for ramens.
by godwithinphoenix
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Garden_Jolly
Bok choy is a solid choice for ramen.
superhead_67
Both of the above are good
I think spinach is underrated
And lettuce is a good choice
Top-Entertainer8551
Seaweed/ spring onion
Uwumeshu
Mizuna, it’s similar to arugula but slightly bitter. Bok choy sprouts are great too
clotpole02
Bok choy is king tbh
BijutsuYoukai
Personally I like cabbage or the outer leaves on brussel sprouts. I’ve tried bok choy before, but there’s a taste that’s a bit too off/strong for me in the green parts.
tydirod
Im a minimalist, just pork, egg, bamboo, green onion, nori. No leafy greens or other exotic toppings.
Perfect_Acadia3020
All of them!
weirdobscurename
Napa
LogNberry
Green onion and spinach. Ill sometimes pho it up too and do cilantro, basil, and bean sprouts.
snowmountain_monkey
I pre make rations of baby bok choy, green onions, shiitake, and a protein to add.
freshmex18
Green cabbage blanched in salty water. It’s sweet and crunchy. A welcome addition to tonkotsu
LockNo2943
Mustard greens, they have more a bite to them.
GodsFavoriteAss
Spinach for sure has its merit (Iekei ramen), but the king of all “greens” in ramen is spring onion.
random314
Not really leafy, I really like broccoli in ramen. I like the mixed crunchy texture of the stem and I love how the bushy top takes in the soup.
Veeksvoodoo
Baby bok choy, choi sum, Napa cabbage, and green onions.
Fast_Pomegranate_235
Bok Choi
Jlx_27
Spring onion, Spinach, have to try Bok choy, sounds good!
KickPuzzleheaded4616
Fresh spinach
Hashimotosannn
I never usually put in leafy greens unless I do some kind of spicy soup. In that case we put in Spinach. Usually we do Negi or nori.
BigWeinerDemeanor
I looooove gai lan. I get a bunch of thin, rolled, raw meat, gai lan, spring onions, wood ear mushroom and leek. I wrap little, single bowl servings and put them in the freezer. Then I pull them out one at a time for my ramen lunch at work.
24 Comments
Bok choy is a solid choice for ramen.
Both of the above are good
I think spinach is underrated
And lettuce is a good choice
Seaweed/ spring onion
Mizuna, it’s similar to arugula but slightly bitter. Bok choy sprouts are great too
Bok choy is king tbh
Personally I like cabbage or the outer leaves on brussel sprouts. I’ve tried bok choy before, but there’s a taste that’s a bit too off/strong for me in the green parts.
Im a minimalist, just pork, egg, bamboo, green onion, nori. No leafy greens or other exotic toppings.
All of them!
Napa
Green onion and spinach. Ill sometimes pho it up too and do cilantro, basil, and bean sprouts.
I pre make rations of baby bok choy, green onions, shiitake, and a protein to add.
Green cabbage blanched in salty water. It’s sweet and crunchy. A welcome addition to tonkotsu
Mustard greens, they have more a bite to them.
Spinach for sure has its merit (Iekei ramen), but the king of all “greens” in ramen is spring onion.
Not really leafy, I really like broccoli in ramen. I like the mixed crunchy texture of the stem and I love how the bushy top takes in the soup.
Baby bok choy, choi sum, Napa cabbage, and green onions.
Bok Choi
Spring onion, Spinach, have to try Bok choy, sounds good!
Fresh spinach
I never usually put in leafy greens unless I do some kind of spicy soup. In that case we put in Spinach. Usually we do Negi or nori.
I looooove gai lan. I get a bunch of thin, rolled, raw meat, gai lan, spring onions, wood ear mushroom and leek. I wrap little, single bowl servings and put them in the freezer. Then I pull them out one at a time for my ramen lunch at work.
Only spring onions
Bok choy and spinach are some of my favorites!
all the choy