Botejyu Family Bundle


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Japanese₱1,891 to ₱2,869PhilippinesSet meals and sharing

Botejyu Family Bundle

By PH Menu Price | Botejyu Philippines

Feeding the whole family at a Japanese restaurant can get pricey fast, which is why Botejyu’s family bundles matter. Bundles A to F pack ramen, takoyaki, sushi rolls, tempura, karaage, gyoza, and grilled dishes into one order, with rice and iced tea already included. This guide lists every bundle with its contents and price from third-party listings, works out the per-person cost, and helps you pick the right one. For the chain’s full menu, start with the Botejyu menu hub.

Quick answer: Botejyu family bundles run ₱1,891 to ₱2,869. Bundles A to D suit about 3 people each, while bundles E and F suit about 4, based on the rice and iced tea included. Per person, that works out to roughly ₱630 to ₱720 as an estimate, which is competitive with ordering the same dishes separately.

What Is in the Botejyu Family Bundle?

Every Botejyu family bundle starts with a tonkotsu ramen and builds outward from there. Around that base, bundles mix takoyaki, California rolls, prawn tempura, chicken karaage, grilled BBQ pork ribs, yakitori skewers, gyoza, tonkatsu, and chicken teriyaki in different combinations. Rice and iced tea come included, so the bundle is a complete table, not a starter that needs extras.

The six bundles split into two tiers. Bundles A to D are the smaller tier, built around 3 rice and 3 iced tea. Bundles E and F are the bigger tier, with 4 rice and 4 iced tea plus larger tempura and extra dishes. The table below gives the full contents of each bundle as listed by third-party sources.

What Is in the Botejyu Family Bundle?
What Is in the Botejyu Family Bundle?
Item What you get Price
Family Bundle A Tonkotsu ramen, prawn tempura (5 pcs), chicken karaage (regular), grilled BBQ rib Hokkaido style (regular), 3 rice, 3 iced tea ₱1,891
Family Bundle B Tonkotsu ramen, original sauce and mayo takoyaki (6 pcs), California roll, prawn tempura (3 pcs), BBQ chicken jumbo yakitori (3 pcs), 3 rice, 3 iced tea ₱1,949
Family Bundle C Tonkotsu ramen, original sauce and mayo takoyaki (3 pcs), California roll, tender pork tonkatsu without rice, chicken teriyaki, 3 rice, 3 iced tea ₱2,006
Family Bundle D Tonkotsu ramen, original sauce and mayo takoyaki (3 pcs), California roll, grilled BBQ rib Hokkaido style (regular), BBQ chicken jumbo yakitori (3 pcs), 3 rice, 3 iced tea ₱1,949
Family Bundle E Tonkotsu ramen, original sauce and mayo takoyaki (6 pcs), California roll, prawn tempura platter (10 pcs), teppan grilled gyoza (5 pcs), 4 rice, 4 iced tea ₱2,588
Family Bundle F Tonkotsu ramen, original sauce and mayo takoyaki (6 pcs), California roll, prawn tempura platter (5 pcs), grilled BBQ pork rib Hokkaido style (regular), teppan grilled gyoza (5 pcs), chicken karaage (regular), 4 rice, 4 iced tea ₱2,869

How Much Does the Botejyu Family Bundle Cost?

Bundles A to D sit between ₱1,891 and ₱2,006, a tight range where the choice comes down to which dishes your family prefers, not the price. Bundles E and F jump to ₱2,588 and ₱2,869, reflecting the extra tempura, gyoza, karaage, and the fourth set of rice and drinks.

Per person, the math is friendly. Bundle A at ₱1,891 for about 3 people works out to roughly ₱630 per head as an estimate. Bundle F at ₱2,869 for about 4 people works out to roughly ₱717 per head as an estimate. Those figures cover a full multi-dish meal with drinks, which compares well with ordering ramen and sides separately, where a single ramen alone can run ₱546 to ₱718 in listings.

How Much Does the Botejyu Family Bundle Cost?
How Much Does the Botejyu Family Bundle Cost?

Which Family Bundle Should You Choose?

Pick by group size first, then by taste. Families of three should start with bundles A to D. Bundle A suits meat and tempura lovers, Bundle B suits takoyaki and yakitori fans, Bundle C suits a mixed table with tonkatsu and teriyaki, and Bundle D suits rib and skewer lovers.

Families of four, or three big eaters, should go with E or F. Bundle E leans on a big 10-piece tempura platter, while Bundle F spreads wider with ribs, karaage, gyoza, and tempura together. If kids are at the table, Bundle F is the safer pick, since karaage and gyoza are the dishes kids reach for first.

Which Family Bundle Should You Choose?
Which Family Bundle Should You Choose?

Okonomiyaki for Sharing

Bundles do not include okonomiyaki, but adding one to the table is a smart move for a family that wants Botejyu’s signature dish alongside the bundle. A pork belly okonomiyaki runs about ₱339 in listings, and it gives the table a shared centerpiece to split.

Okonomiyaki for Sharing
Okonomiyaki for Sharing

How Many People Does a Family Bundle Feed?

Botejyu does not publish official serving counts for its bundles, so this is a reading of the contents, not a brand promise. Bundles A to D include 3 rice and 3 iced tea, which points to 3 diners. Bundles E and F include 4 rice and 4 iced tea, which points to 4 diners.

Appetite shifts that. Three light eaters can stretch a 3-person bundle with an extra side, while three hungry teenagers may need a bundle plus one extra tray. If your group is between sizes, order the bigger bundle rather than the smaller one, since leftover tempura and karaage reheat better than a hungry table feels.

How Many People Does a Family Bundle Feed?
How Many People Does a Family Bundle Feed?

How Do You Order a Botejyu Family Bundle?

Order bundles at dine-in branches or for pickup by calling the branch, and check GrabFood or foodpanda for delivery availability near you. Bundle availability can differ by branch and channel, so confirm the bundle you want before you travel.

For weekend family dinners, calling ahead helps, since bundles pack several dishes and take longer to prepare than a single plate. Ask the branch to confirm the bundle price too, since listings differ slightly and branch prices change over time.

How Do You Order a Botejyu Family Bundle?
How Do You Order a Botejyu Family Bundle?
My pick: For most families of three, Bundle C at ₱2,006 is the sweet spot: it mixes ramen, takoyaki, a California roll, tonkatsu, and chicken teriyaki, so picky eaters and adventurous ones both find something. Families of four should step up to Bundle F for the extra tempura and karaage.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Botejyu family bundle?

It is a set order that combines several Botejyu dishes, ramen, takoyaki, sushi rolls, tempura, karaage, gyoza, or grilled items, with rice and iced tea included. Six bundles, A to F, cover different mixes and group sizes.

How much does a Botejyu family bundle cost?

Bundles A to D run ₱1,891 to ₱2,006, while bundles E and F run ₱2,588 and ₱2,869. Prices come from third-party listings and can vary by branch.

How many people does one bundle feed?

Bundles A to D include 3 rice and 3 iced tea, so they suit about 3 people. Bundles E and F include 4 rice and 4 iced tea, so they suit about 4 people.

Is a family bundle cheaper than ordering separately?

Usually yes, since the bundle price sits below the rough sum of its dishes at single prices, and it removes the guesswork of building a shared order. The exact saving depends on the branch prices on the day.

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.