An easy side dish, or a vegetarian noodle main dish. Delicious and versatile because you can eat is as is, or add protein. It also makes the best leftovers for lunch. The hoisin sauce really could not be easier to make. Yes, you can use hoisin sauce from a jar, but why would you? Have you seen the ingredients list? Can you even pronounce some of them? Because I can’t! This sauce comes without all the unnecessary ingredients typical of store-bought Hoisin sauce and the ones I’ve bought in the past have one common denominator… they’re always too sweet.
Serving suggestion
I like to serve my Grilled Miso Shrimp alongside these noodles, or my Asian-Style Grilled Mushroom Skewers. If you’re looking for a meat dish, try my Grilled Korean Beef Bulgogi Style Skewers. For a fish option, Teriyaki Glazed Salmon would also be a delicious alternative! Optional additions: water chestnuts, bamboo shoots, crispy noodles, bean sprouts. Optional proteins: Tofu, shrimp, chicken, fried egg.
Spice up your noodles!
This is a non-spicy dish. There is chili paste in the sauce, but just enough for flavor. However, you can add as much chili paste as you want to turn up the heat on these broccoli noodles to get your favorite balance of flavor and spiciness.
If you’ve made these Hoisin Broccoli Noodles, leave a comment (or question) below.
Note: you can use any Asian noodles you prefer. Lo mein, chow mein, ramen, any stir fry noodles or spaghetti. Cook according to package directions.
