Ramen Santouka Cheapest Items Philippines 2026
Yes, you can eat at Ramen Santouka without ordering the priciest bowl, and the ramen santouka cheapest items start at just ₱61 for mineral water and ₱68 for plain rice. This guide ranks the cheapest dishes, sides, and drinks from a recent Philippine menu listing, then builds the best-value meals from them. One honest note up front: Santouka is premium mall ramen, so "cheap" here means the lowest-priced real items on the menu, not a budget fast-food price.
What's the cheapest item on the Ramen Santouka menu?
Mineral water at ₱61 is the cheapest line on the menu, followed by Gohan plain rice at ₱68 and green tea at ₱73. Those are drinks and rice, though, so the cheapest actual dishes worth ordering are Karaage Pao at ₱191, Ebi Furai Pao at ₱200, and Charsiu Chahan fried rice at ₱204. Pao buns are steamed buns with a filling, and they work well as a light snack or as a side when someone else orders ramen. If you want the full ranking, start at the top of the table and work down, since every price here comes from the same recent listing.
| Item | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Mineral Water | Bottled water | ₱61 |
| Gohan | Plain steamed rice | ₱68 |
| Green Tea | Hot Japanese green tea | ₱73 |
| Houji Tea | Roasted green tea | ₱81 |
| Soft Drinks | Canned or fountain soft drink | ₱86 |
| Iced Tea Shake | Blended iced tea, a longtime favorite | ₱101 |
| Karaage Pao | Steamed bun with fried chicken | ₱191 |
| Ebi Furai Pao | Steamed bun with fried prawn | ₱200 |
| Charsiu Chahan | Pork fried rice | ₱204 |
| Charsiu Pao | Steamed bun with roast pork | ₱228 |
What's the cheapest ramen at Ramen Santouka?
Chicken Ramen at ₱448 is the cheapest ramen bowl, just under Shio Ramen at ₱450. That two-peso gap is basically a tie, so pick by taste: Chicken for a lighter bowl, Shio for the signature pork-bone broth. Shoyu follows at ₱455, then Miso at ₱459 and Kara Miso at ₱464. At the top end, Seafood Ramen runs ₱629 and Tokusen Toroniku Ramen runs ₱593, so the spread from cheapest to priciest ramen is about ₱181. If you're choosing purely on price, Chicken and Shio are the two to compare.
| Ramen | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken Ramen | Cheapest bowl, lighter chicken base | ₱448 |
| Shio Ramen | Signature salt-seasoned tonkotsu | ₱450 |
| Shoyu Ramen | Soy-seasoned tonkotsu | ₱455 |
| Miso Ramen | Miso-enriched, richer bowl | ₱459 |
| Kara Miso Ramen | Spicy miso version | ₱464 |
| Awase Aji Ramen | Blended-flavor specialty bowl | ₱517 |
| Spicy Miso Soup with Vegetables | Vegetable-heavy spicy bowl | ₱561 |
| Spicy Creamy Shio Ramen | Creamy, spicy take on Shio | ₱580 |
| Tokusen Toroniku Ramen | Roasted pork cheek bowl | ₱593 |
| Seafood Ramen | Priciest ramen on the list | ₱629 |
Can you eat a full meal at Ramen Santouka for under ₱500?
Yes, but only just, and only with the cheapest bowl. Chicken Ramen (₱448) plus mineral water (₱61) totals ₱509, so it sits slightly over ₱500, while a non-ramen meal fits easily: Charsiu Chahan (₱204) plus iced tea shake (₱101) totals ₱305, and Karaage Pao (₱191) plus green tea (₱73) totals ₱264. If your budget is strict, the fried rice or pao route is the honest answer, and you still get a proper Santouka-cooked dish. Set meals start at ₱599 for Set C, so they sit outside a ₱500 budget.
| Budget combo | What it includes | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Light snack | Karaage Pao plus green tea | ₱264 |
| Fried rice meal | Charsiu Chahan plus iced tea shake | ₱305 |
| Cheapest ramen meal | Chicken Ramen plus mineral water | ₱509 |
| Signature on a budget | Shio Ramen plus green tea | ₱523 |
Combo totals are simple sums of listed menu prices, before any service charge.
Are the cheapest Ramen Santouka items actually filling?
Pao buns alone are a snack, not a meal, so pair them with fried rice or a side if you're properly hungry. Chicken gyoza furai at ₱240 and kurobuta gyoza at ₱255 are solid mid-priced fillers, while toroniku rice at ₱297 is the most filling option under ₱300. For a real meal on a tight budget, fried rice plus a side beats two buns every time.
What are the cheapest sides and drinks at Ramen Santouka?
On sides, chicken gyoza furai at ₱240 leads, then kurobuta gyoza at ₱255, takoyaki at ₱293, and tori karaage at ₱310. Tonkatsu at ₱307 is close behind karaage, and both make good sharing plates. For drinks, green tea and houji tea are the cheapest hot options, iced tea shake at ₱101 is the classic cold pick, and mango shake at ₱162 is the sweet upgrade. Skip the beers if you're counting pesos, since Asahi runs ₱170 and Sapporo ₱189.
| Side or drink | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken Gyoza Furai | Fried chicken dumplings | ₱240 |
| Kurobuta Gyoza | Premium pork dumplings | ₱255 |
| Takoyaki | Octopus balls | ₱293 |
| Tonkatsu | Breaded pork cutlet | ₱307 |
| Tori Karaage | Japanese fried chicken | ₱310 |
| Ice Cream | Dessert scoop | ₱188 |
| Mango Shake | Blended mango drink | ₱162 |
Ramen Santouka cheapest items FAQs
Quick answers to the questions readers ask most about this topic, all in one place.
What's the cheapest ramen at Ramen Santouka Philippines?
Chicken Ramen at ₱448, with Shio Ramen right behind it at ₱450. Prices come from a recent Philippine menu listing and vary by branch.
What's the cheapest thing on the whole menu?
Mineral water at ₱61, then Gohan plain rice at ₱68. The cheapest food dish is Karaage Pao at ₱191.
Can two people share cheaply at Ramen Santouka?
Yes, if you share. A fried rice, a pao order, and gyoza split between two people costs far less per head than two ramen bowls, though it isn't the full ramen experience.
Are set meals cheap at Ramen Santouka?
Not really. Sets run ₱599 to ₱705 on the recent listing, so they suit hungry diners who want ramen plus sides, not strict budgets.
Do prices vary by branch?
Yes. The figures here come from one recent Philippine listing checked October 23, 2026, and your branch menu is the final word.