Keto-friendly Japanese-Style Shirataki Noodles in Miso-Yuzu Broth
A delightful Keto Japanese noodle soup with winter vegetables.
Daily recipe · December 25, 2025
A little about this dish
Escape into an enchanting world of Japanese culinary tradition married with the healthful benefits of a Keto diet. We present to you our novel recipe that spotlights 'Shirataki Noodles', a low-carb, gluten-free, calorie-light staple of Japanese cuisine. Alongside, we have a few vibrant winter vegetables and we're spicing up things with a flavorful Miso-Yuzu broth for that extra kick of warmth and comfort at each spoonful.
Ingredients (for 4)
- Shirataki noodles — 4 packets — drained and rinsed
- Fresh spinach — 2 cups — coarsely chopped
- Red bell peppers — 2 — thinly sliced
- Enoki mushrooms — 8 oz — cleaned and separated into smaller clusters
- Radishes — 8 — thinly sliced
- Scallions — 4 — thinly sliced
- Miso paste — 4 tablespoons
- Yuzu sauce — 1 tablespoon
- Bone broth or vegetable broth — 4 cups
- Toasted sesame oil — 2 tablespoons
- Salt and black pepper — to taste
Preparation
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Step 1 — 🌶️🔥🍳Heat sesame oil in a large pot over medium heat, then sauté red bell peppers for about 5 minutes.
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Step 2 — 🍲🥣🍴Add in the miso paste and yuzu sauce to the pot, stir until they are well mixed.
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Step 3 — 🔥🍲🌬️Pour in the broth to the pot, raise the heat until it comes to a boil, then lower to a simmer.
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Step 4 — 🍜🍄🥘Add in the shirataki noodles, radishes, and enoki mushrooms. Cook for about 10 minutes.
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Step 5 — 🥬🥣🌱Stir in the spinach until it wilts into the soup.
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Step 6 — 🧂🍲🌶️Season the soup with salt and black pepper as per your preference.
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Step 7 — 🍜🔪🍲Evenly divide the noodle soup into four bowls and garnish with the sliced scallions. Serve hot and enjoy.
A final fox tip
Feel inspired to play around with this dish by swapping the vegetables according to seasonal availability. Other keto-friendly options you can explore are: bok choy, broccoli, zucchini, etc. Engage kids in vegetable prep, they are sure to love the variety of colors, shapes and textures. Plus, it's a good way to get them curious about international foods!