Ramen Nagi Just Released a Limited-Time-Only "Dry Ramen"
That's not the only thing different about this new bowl.
(SPOT.ph) The cold and wet weather makes it a great time to hit your favorite noodle shops. NGL, lines at our favorite ramen and noodle stores are getting longer by the day, but if the rainy weather keeps up, we might end up getting tired of ramen and other soupy noods. Not to worry, though, as if answering our dilemmas, Ramen Nagi just dropped its latest Limited King, and no, it's not a soupy bowl. It's Dry Ramen—and it happens to be meat-free!
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Check out Ramen Nagi's New Limited King, the Vegan Dry Ramen:
Ramen Nagi is changing up its ramen offerings by giving us the Vegan King (P450), a no-meat, broth-less dry ramen. Yup, you read that right, it's vegan and well dry. This limited-time-only bowl deviates from the usual pork broth-based ramen by skipping the soup and the meat.
Each serving of Ramen Nagi's Vegan King is made up of fried shallots, chia seeds, minced garlic, corn, and beetroot powder. This mix of veg, along with the special soy-based sauce that coats the thick noodles, gives every bowl a bold, rich flavor profile and a crunchy, chewy texture.
By default, Ramen Nagi's Vegan King comes non-spicy but if you like to have a kick to your bowl (and maybe add a little bit of warmth against the cool weather), you could order a side of hot fire sauce to your liking.
Run, don't walk to your nearest Ramen Nagi branch this month and order a bowl of this veggie-forward, dry ramen while you can.
Ramen Nagi is a Japanese ramen chain founded by Chef Ikuta Satoshi in 2004. They arrived in the Philippines in 2013, bringing with them their four signature ramen variants—but also coming up with Limited Kings every now and then, like the Wild Cheese Curry King and Binagoongan King. In 2020, they also started selling frozen, ready-to-heat ramen kits that let you bring the Ramen Nagi experience to your own dining table at home.
See a list of Ramen Nagi branches. For more information, visit Ramen Nagi PH's Facebook page.
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