Shoyu tamago

Full of sweet, salty, savoury funkiness, the flavour of these jammy Soy Sauce Eggs, also known as ramen eggs, will delight you! Enjoy them over noodles, sticky rice, or just on their own as a heavenly snack.

Shoyu tamago is a type of egg marinated overnight with soy sauce in Japanese style. The recipe requires enough skills to cook the eggs right such that the yolks are still slightly runny and cooked only three-quarters through. Once done, they will then be marinated with the soy sauce mixture. The first step is the

To all my beloved BNF fans who requested for Shoyu Tamago recipe, this for you. This well-loved hard-boiled egg with a molten, custard yolk is a must-have topping for us whenever we have ramen. I actually prefer a more custard-y yolk rather than the molten type that flows out when you cut into them...

Throw them atop a bowl of rice or watch them sink slowly into your ramen broth, because these soy sauce eggs, also known as shoyu tamago, are an endlessly versatile addition to everything from traditional Japanese cuisine to Asian Fusion dishes. And the process couldn't be simpler: as the hard-boiled egg marinates in a mixture of soy sauce, brown sugar, and rice vinegar, it takes on a veneer of umami that penetrates all the way through to the yolk.

To all my beloved BNF fans who requested for Shoyu Tamago recipe, this for you. This well-loved hard-boiled egg with a molten, custard yolk is a must-have topping for us whenever we have ramen. I actually prefer a more custard-y yolk rather than the molten type that flows out when you cut into them...

With this simple marinating hack, your eggs will gain an additional layer of flavor that is equal parts salty, savory, creamy, and complex.

These super savory, slightly runny yolks are the perfect addition to anything from white rice to salads to toast.

Soy Sauce Eggs (or Shoyu Tomago) are so easy to make and are a delicious way to change up your breakfast or snack routine! You can even add them to your ramen!