Botejyu New Menu Items

By Feebo | Philippines

If you have not visited Botejyu in a while, the menu has grown past its famous okonomiyaki. Recent third-party menu trackers list new ramen bowls and a grilled skewer range, and this guide pulls those reports together so you know what to ask for before you order. For the full chain menu, start with the Botejyu menu hub, then come back here for what is new. Prices below are reported third-party ranges, not an official price list, and they can vary by branch, so treat the branch counter as the final word.

What are the newest items at Botejyu Philippines?

Botejyu built its name on Osaka style okonomiyaki, and that classic is still the heart of the menu. The newer reports point in two directions: grilled skewers for snacking and sharing, and richer ramen bowls for people who want a fuller meal. The skewer range covers yakitori, which is grilled chicken skewers, and kushiyaki, a broader grilled skewer style that can include pork, chicken and shrimp. Reports put the skewer range starting at ₱75, which makes it one of the most affordable ways to try something new at Botejyu.

The ramen side of the update is just as clear. Third-party listings name four bowls: Rich Chicken Paitan Ramen with Stewed Minced Chicken, Rich Chicken Paitan Ramen with Grilled Teriyaki BBQ Chicken, Milky Miso Curry Ramen, and Premium Tantan-Men. These are not small tweaks to an old bowl. Paitan means a rich, creamy chicken broth, tantan-men brings a sesame and spice profile, and the miso curry bowl leans comforting and filling. If you usually order okonomiyaki, these bowls give you a second reason to visit.

How much do Botejyu new ramen bowls cost?

Reported prices for the four new ramen bowls sit in the mid to upper range of the Botejyu menu, which fits their richer broths and toppings. The two chicken paitan bowls are the cheapest of the four, while the milky miso curry bowl is the most expensive in this set. Keep in mind that these figures come from third-party listings and can shift by branch, mall location and promo period. A branch in a premium mall may charge a little more than a provincial branch, and delivery apps often add their own fees on top.

Use the table below as a planning range, not a promise. If your budget is tight, the stewed minced chicken paitan gives you the new ramen experience at the lowest reported price in this group. If you want the fullest bowl, the milky miso curry ramen is the one to save for.

Are Botejyu yakitori skewers worth trying?

Yes, if you like smoky grilled food and you want a low risk way to try something new. Skewers are small, they arrive fast, and you can order one or two alongside your usual main instead of gambling a whole meal on an unknown dish. The reported starting price of ₱75 also keeps the experiment cheap. For groups, a mixed skewer order works as a shared starter while everyone waits for their mains, and it suits the teppan style cooking Botejyu is known for.

One honest note: skewer menus can differ a lot between branches. Some branches may list only a few skewer types, while larger branches carry the fuller range. Ask your server what skewers are grilling that day before you settle on a number, and check whether a skewer set or promo is running, since sets often beat single skewer pricing for groups.

What is the difference between yakitori and kushiyaki?

Yakitori usually means grilled chicken skewers, seasoned with salt or a sweet soy tare sauce. Kushiyaki is the wider term for grilled skewers, and it can cover chicken, pork, shrimp and vegetables. At Botejyu, the two names appear together in reports of the new skewer range, so think of yakitori as the chicken part of a bigger skewer menu. If you are unsure, ask for the chicken skewers first, since they are the classic version and the easiest to judge.

Which skewers should first timers order?

First timers should keep it simple: one chicken skewer, one pork skewer if available, and a shrimp skewer for contrast. That trio covers smoky, savory and slightly sweet notes without overloading your table. Pair them with rice or a small salad if you want a light meal, or treat them as a starter before okonomiyaki. If you like spice, ask whether a spicy tare or chili option is available at your branch, since sauces vary.

How do I check if the new items are available at my branch?

New items roll out branch by branch, so the smartest move is a quick check before you travel. Call the branch or message its mall listing, and ask two plain questions: do you serve the yakitori and kushiyaki skewers today, and which of the new ramen bowls are on your menu? That two minute check saves a wasted trip, especially if you are visiting a smaller branch. Botejyu has more than 90 branches across the Philippines, and smaller or older branches may take longer to add new items.

In store, look for the newest menu pages or table tents, since new items often appear there before they reach every online listing. If a bowl or skewer is missing, the staff can usually suggest the closest alternative, such as an older ramen bowl or a teppan starter with a similar flavor. And if you find a branch that serves the full new range, note it for your next visit, since that branch is likely to get future releases early too.

Frequently asked questions

Related reading: Botejyu cheapest items Botejyu nutrition info

Disclaimer: prices and branch details in this article are reported third-party ranges and can vary by branch, mall and promo period. Nutrition figures, where shown, are generic ESTIMATES, not official Botejyu data. Confirm prices, availability and hours with your branch before visiting.