This Asian Ramen Noodle Broccoli Slaw will add crunch and a pop of flavor to your meal. Serve it year-round as a complementary side for your favorite grilled entrées, barbecue, Asian inspired dishes and beyond. It’s certain to add a tasty twist to your salad menu.

Easy Asian Ramen Noodle Broccoli Slaw Recipe

This Asian Ramen Noodle Broccoli Slaw is an amazing dish to make when you’re in the mood to shake things up a little. You know what I mean, in those moments you realize that it’s time to refresh your side dish menu and take a break from serving the same ole combos. It’s dressed with a sweet and tangy dressing that just gets better and better the longer it sits. To me, going the extra mile and taking time to toast the ramen noodles before tossing them with the broccoli slaw adds an incredible nuttiness and depth of flavor, and the crunch enhances the texture overall.

How to Make the Best Asian Ramen Noodle Broccoli Slaw Recipe

When do you serve broccoli slaw? I think this slaw is perfection when served alongside a grilled steak, BBQ chicken, ribs or pork with a baked potato or rice pilaf. It’s also wonderful served with any Asian inspired entrée.

Ingredients you’ll need to make Asian Ramen Noodle Broccoli Slaw recipe: One package of Ramen noodles, one package of broccoli slaw from the produce department, chopped cilantro, green onions, peanuts, cilantro, vegetable oil, granulated sugar, rice wine vinegar, soy sauce, sesame oil, garlic powder, garlic salt and black pepper. In a pinch, you could use cider vinegar or white balsamic vinegar.
It’s well worth the small amount of effort it takes to toast the ramen noodles in the oven. It adds such a nutty flavor that complements the other ingredients.
I prefer to make the broccoli slaw several hours in advance and then add the toasted ramen noodles just before placing the slaw into a serving bowl. This will ensure that the ramen noodles will maintain their crunchy texture.
To make the broccoli slaw dressing: In a medium size mixing bowl whisk together the vegetable oil, granulated sugar, rice wine vinegar, soy sauce, sesame oil, garlic powder, garlic salt and black pepper. Whisk everything together until fully combined then toss with the broccoli slaw mix, chopped cilantro and green onions. Once you add the peanuts it’s time to for both you and the broccoli slaw to chill.
This is an easy and colorful side dish that will add just the right twist to your side dish repertoire.
Store leftover broccoli slaw in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. Please note, the ramen noodles will soften.

More Southern Style Cole Slaw Recipes to Make

Slaw, whether it’s cabbage or broccoli adds crunch and texture to most any meal. In fact, we love cole slaw along with pinto beans and cornbread as much as we do piled on top of barbecue or a hot dog. More homemade slaw recipes you may like to try:

Cilantro Lime Cole Slaw is delicious with grilled steaks, pork and chicken, pulled pork barbecue and tacos.
Dress freshly grated cabbage and carrots with this Homestyle Cole Slaw Dressing.
Copycat Chick fil A Cole Slaw is the recipe they posted when discontinuing it at the restaurant. We still miss it.
If you’re not a fan of mayonnaise dressed cole slaw recipes, checkout my recipe for crunchy Hillbilly Cole Slaw.
A regional favorite, you’ll love this spicy tangy Carolina Red Slaw recipe.
Pineapple Pepper Slaw from Southern Living.

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