#1 for ramen “Try the vegan miso ramen with black garlic or seaweed toppings”
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16 places ranked by how good the vegan version of their ramen tastes, going by Google Maps and HappyCow reviews. Torraku Ramen - Lombard takes the #1 spot. 4 places on the list aren't very vegan-friendly overall (grade D or E): reviewers rate the vegan ramen there, but ask for the vegan version when you order.
#1 for ramen “Try the vegan miso ramen with black garlic or seaweed toppings”
#2 for ramen “Try the vegan spicy miso and creamy ramen for rich, flavorful broths.”
#3 for ramen “Try the creamy vegan ramen and green gyoza, both highly recommended by many guests”
#4 for ramen “Try the creamy vegan ramen, a fan favorite with rich broth and fresh toppings”
#5 for ramen “Try the creamy vegan ramen with extra tofu and crispy kale for a filling meal”
#6 for ramen “Vegan ramen bowls are clearly labeled and include options like creamy and citrus ramen”
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#8 for ramen “Order the vegetable ramen and request to omit the egg to make it vegan.”
#9 for ramen “Try the miso vegan ramen with its rich buttery-tasting broth”
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#11 for ramen “Try the vegan ramen with crispy shimeji mushrooms for rich umami flavor”
#12 for ramen “Try the spicy garlic miso ramen for a flavorful vegan option”
#13 for ramen “Try the Vegan Tantanmen ramen for a rich, creamy experience highly praised by multiple diners.”
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#15 for ramen “Look for clearly labeled vegan options on the menu for ease of choice”
#16 for ramen 
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Torraku Ramen - Lombard tops our ranking for the best vegan ramen in San Francisco. We ranked 16 places in San Francisco by how good Google Maps and HappyCow reviewers say the vegan version of their ramen tastes.
This list has 16 places in San Francisco that serve vegan ramen. Their average Spinach rating is 4.4 out of 5.0.
None of the 16 places on this list is fully vegan. Each one shows its Vegan Friendliness grade (A–E), so you can check how easy ordering vegan will be before you go.
The rank is about the dish, not the venue. A place can make some of the best vegan ramen in San Francisco and still have few other vegan options, unclear labels or staff who don't know the menu well. That is what the A–E Vegan Friendliness grade on each card measures. 4 of the 16 places here are graded D or E. There, ask for the vegan version when you order.