BEST RAMEN IN BOSTON, STUDIO CITY,
LOS ANGELES, & NEW YORK

Isaac Fontain

Hands down the best vegan ramen I’ve had to date. This is coming from someone who’s had vegan ramen in both Austin and Chicago. We even invited our non-vegan friend and they enjoyed their food too! Also I won’t be forgetting about the roasted miso avocado roll anytime soon!

Evie Kevish

Vegan ramen in Los Angeles? 🍜🌱 We had an incredible dinner at Redwhite Boneless Ramen where every dish was packed with authentic Japanese flavor. 🌱 Bonus: the entire menu is vegan, with several gluten-free options! If you’re looking for the best vegan ramen in LA, this spot is worth adding to your foodie bucket list.

Fatima Saldivar

I haven't tried many vegan or vegetarian ramen dishes, but this was definitely one of the best! The flavors, textures, and combination of ingredients—plus that perfect kick that means you don't even need to ask for hot sauce (I’m sure you wouldn't even realize the food is vegan). It’s a small spot, so I imagine it’s ... not easy to get a table without waiting during peak hours. Personally, I wish it were better lit or had different lighting—it felt a bit dark for my taste—but if you want privacy and a chance to really enjoy your meal, this is the place for you. Read More

Sarah Nguyen

I’ll be honest — I wasn’t sure what to expect walking into a ramen spot with no meat on the menu. But Red White Boneless Ramen on Newbury Street completely won me over, and I left wondering why I waited so long to try it. This is not your typical ramen, and that’s what makes it special. Every bowl is crafted with ... rich, complex broths built entirely from vegetables, aromatic herbs, and premium plant-forward ingredients — and somehow the depth of flavor rivals anything you’d find at a traditional ramen house. The smoky ramen in particular is something else. Bold, layered, and seriously satisfying. You won’t miss the meat, I promise. We arrived around 10pm and there was still a line out the door — on a weeknight. That says everything. But the staff were genuinely impressive, efficiently shuffling tables to fit our group while also accommodating smaller parties of two at the same time. No one seemed stressed, no one made you feel rushed. The energy was welcoming and the operation was smooth. The vibe matches the location perfectly. Newbury Street is known for its aesthetic cafes and buzzy scene , and Red White fits right in — casual, hip, and clearly the kind of place locals have made their go-to for late night eats. The flavors are unlike any ramen you’ve tried before, and the portions are generous. Meat eater or not, get here. You’ll understand the hype after the first bowl. Read More