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I’ve tried a few products from Gluten Free Meister now and the noodles keep impressing me every time. The Gluten Free Meister Miso Ramen is their most straightforward flavor and it’s gluten-free, vegan, and MSG-free. It doesn’t feel like a compromise product though.

Produced in Japan by Kobayashi Noodle Co., Ltd.

Gluten Free Meister Miso Ramen in packaging

What’s in the Package

Inside the pack, youโ€™ll find a nest of rice noodles and a liquid soup base sachet.

Noodle brick and soup base packet

How to Cook Gluten Free Meister Miso Ramen

  1. Bring 3 cups (700ml) of water to a boil, add the rice noodles, and cook for 5 to 6 minutes, stirring now and then.
  2. In your serving bowl, mix the miso soup packet with 1ยผ to 1ยฝ cups (300 to 350ml) of hot water.
  3. Drain the noodles, add them to the soup, and top as you like.

Note: I use only 1 cup of hot water for the soup instead of what the package says. It keeps the miso from tasting thin.

Broth in ramekin

How Does It Taste

The broth has a strong miso scent with a slightly tangy note from the soy-bamboo seasoning. If you’re used to a big savory hit this might feel mild. But if you want something that feels light and doesn’t weigh you down, this is the one.

The noodles are the standout again. Made from white rice flour and potato starch they have a real chew that mimics wheat ramen way better than you’d expect from a gluten-free product. Every Gluten Free Meister noodle I’ve tried has impressed me and these are no different. They hold up in the broth without going soft.

How Does It Compare

This is the most successful product in the Gluten Free Meister lineup I’ve reviewed. The Tonkotsu had a broth that didn’t quite match its label. This one does. Start here if you’re trying the brand for the first time.

Cooked noodles and broth in bowl

How to Level Up Gluten Free Meister Miso Ramen

Stir a scoop of red miso directly into the broth. It adds the savory punch that the MSG-free seasoning naturally lacks. Start small and adjust. A pinch of bonito dashi adds umami without MSG and bridges the gap between light and rich. Silken or firm tofu works well here since it absorbs the miso broth nicely. Scallions and sliced onion on top.

Noodle pull with chopsticks

Final Verdict

The Gluten Free Meister Miso Ramen is the best product I’ve tried from this brand. The miso flavor is clean and actually present, the noodles are impressive as always, and the gluten-free vegan credentials make it accessible. Use less water than the package says, add red miso and bonito dashi, and this is a solid bowl.

Tasting Notes

Gluten Free Meister Miso Ramen
Spice Level0/5
Broth Viscosity1/5
Noodle Thickness1/5
Noodle TypeRice
Topping SuggestionsRed Miso, Bonito Dashi, Tofu, Scallions, Onion

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