Botejyu Party Packages
Planning a birthday, office lunch, or family gathering and want Japanese food that pleases a crowd? Botejyu’s party setup in the Philippines rests on two pillars: party trays of single dishes, and family bundles that pack several dishes into one order. There is no single box labelled party package on the menu, so this guide puts the real options together: every party tray third-party listings show, the family bundles, and honest planning math for head counts. For the chain’s full menu, start with the Botejyu menu hub.
What Do Botejyu Party Packages Include?
A Botejyu party spread is a mix-and-match job. The tray menu covers salads, fried favorites, grilled dishes, noodles, sushi, and rice, so you can build a table that fits kids, seafood lovers, and meat eaters at once. Family bundles sit alongside the trays as ready-made combinations for smaller groups.
The honest framing matters here. Botejyu does not sell one fixed party package with a set head count, so any article promising an exact package is guessing. What follows is the real tray list from third-party listings, plus planning estimates that are labelled as estimates, so you can price your own party with confidence.
How Much Do Botejyu Party Trays Cost?
Tray prices span a wide range, from ₱741 for steamed rice to ₱2,524 for the 6-kind sushi and sashimi tray. Fried and grilled crowd favorites sit in the middle: karaage at ₱1,834, prawn tempura platter at ₱1,236, and grilled BBQ pork Hokkaido style at ₱1,926. Two independent third-party listings agree on these figures, which makes them the most reliable tray prices available.
The full tray list below is the one to screenshot before you call a branch. Prices can move by branch, so use them to build a budget, then confirm the final total when you order.
| Item | What you get | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Botejyu Special Salad (Tray) | Fresh salad tray for the table | ₱1,397 |
| Teriyaki Chicken Salad (Tray) | Chicken teriyaki over salad | ₱1,719 |
| Prawn Tempura Platter (Tray) | Crispy prawn tempura | ₱1,236 |
| Chicken Karaage (Tray) | Crispy fried chicken, the crowd favorite | ₱1,834 |
| Chicken Karaage with Spicy Tartar Sauce (Tray) | Karaage with a spicy kick | ₱2,202 |
| Fried Prawn Platter (Tray) | Fried prawns for sharing | ₱1,466 |
| Kushikatsu Platter (Tray) | Skewered fried bites | ₱1,029 |
| Chicken Teriyaki (Tray) | Glazed grilled chicken | ₱885 |
| Teppan Grilled Pork Gyoza (Tray) | Iron-plate dumplings | ₱747 |
| Diced Beef Garlic Steak (Tray) | Garlic beef steak bites | ₱2,139 |
| Samurai Sausage (Tray) | Grilled sausages | ₱1,299 |
| Sukiyaki Beef Yakisoba Fried Noodles (Tray) | Beef fried noodles | ₱1,834 |
| Pork Belly Yakisoba Fried Noodles (Tray) | Pork belly fried noodles | ₱1,178 |
| Grilled BBQ Pork Hokkaido Style (Tray) | BBQ pork ribs style | ₱1,926 |
| Grilled Chicken Jumbo Yakitori (Tray) | Grilled chicken skewers | ₱1,230 |
| Assorted Sushi and Sashimi, 6 Kinds (Tray) | Premium sushi and sashimi mix | ₱2,524 |
| Assorted Sushi, 3 Kinds (Tray) | Smaller sushi mix | ₱1,092 |
| Garlic Fried Rice with Bacon and Egg (Tray) | Savory fried rice | ₱1,667 |
| Steamed Japanese White Rice (Tray) | Plain rice for the table | ₱741 |
How Many People Does One Party Tray Serve?
Botejyu does not publish official serving counts for its trays, so treat this section as a planning estimate, not a promise. As a working guide, one tray plus rice suits a small gathering of about 6 to 8 light eaters, or 4 to 5 hungry ones. That means a party of 10 to 12 usually needs 3 to 4 trays plus rice, and a party of 20 needs roughly double that.
The math helps here. Three mid-priced trays plus a rice tray land around ₱4,000 to ₱5,500 as an estimate, which works out to roughly ₱400 to ₱500 per head for 10 people before drinks. Add a premium tray like sushi and sashimi and the per-head figure climbs toward ₱600 to ₱700. Always round up on food, since running out mid-party costs more goodwill than a little leftover.
How Do You Order Botejyu Party Packages?
Call your nearest branch directly for tray orders, and give at least a day of lead time. Large or weekend orders deserve more notice, and branches can tell you which trays travel best for delivery or pickup. For delivery apps, search the branch on GrabFood or foodpanda, though tray availability online can be thinner than in store.
When you order, confirm three things: the tray price at that branch, the pickup time, and whether serving utensils are included. Trays are single dishes without rice or drinks, so add those to the same order rather than assuming they are bundled.
Which Party Package Should You Pick?
Small family party of 6 to 8: pick one family bundle plus one extra tray, like gyoza or karaage, to stretch the table. Office lunch of 10 to 15: go with three trays, karaage, prawn tempura, and garlic fried rice, plus a rice tray. Big celebration of 20 or more: build around five or six trays with at least one sushi tray for the centerpiece.
If kids are coming, lean on karaage, gyoza, fried rice, and takoyaki-style bites, and keep one mild tray free of spice. For a premium feel on a budget, one sushi tray plus cheaper fried trays gives the table a centerpiece without making every dish expensive.
Sushi and Sashimi Tray
The 6-kind sushi and sashimi tray at ₱2,524 is the priciest tray on the list, and it earns that spot as the visual centerpiece of a party table. If your budget allows one splurge, this is the one guests remember.
What About Family Bundles for Parties?
Family bundles A to F run ₱1,891 to ₱2,869 and bundle ramen, takoyaki, rolls, tempura, karaage, and other dishes with rice and iced tea. They suit 3 to 4 people each based on the rice and drinks included, so a party of 12 could use three bundles instead of trays. Bundles work best when you want one order that covers everything, while trays work best when you want to control the mix dish by dish.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Botejyu offer an official party package?
Not as one named box. The party offer is a tray menu plus family bundles, and you combine them to fit your head count. Branches can confirm what is available for advance orders.
How far ahead should I order party trays?
Order at least a day ahead for trays, and longer for big orders or weekend parties. Branches prepare trays fresh, so same-day large orders may not be possible.
What is the cheapest way to feed a crowd at Botejyu?
Lean on the lowest-priced trays: gyoza at ₱747, chicken teriyaki at ₱885, and steamed rice at ₱741, then add one premium tray like karaage for the centerpiece.
Do party trays include rice and drinks?
No, trays are single dishes, so add steamed rice trays and drinks separately. Family bundles are the exception, since they already include rice and iced tea.
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Disclaimer: Prices shown here come from third-party menu listings for Botejyu branches in the Philippines, not from Botejyu’s own published price list, and they can differ by branch and change without notice. Treat every figure as a planning guide and confirm the current price with your branch before you order. Where Botejyu does not publish an official set by that name, this article says so and builds the option from listed single items, with any totals labelled as estimates.