Ramen YushokenPhilippinesMenu Card

Ramen Yushoken Menu Card

Quick answer: Ramen Yushoken in the Philippines is built around tonkotsu ramen, with shio, shoyu, miso and tantanmen bowls plus tsukemen, maze soba, gyoza and karaage. Prices below come from aggregator and review listings, not an official online price list, so check your branch before you order because prices vary by branch and change over time.

Ramen Yushoken Menu Card

Ramen Yushoken calls itself the house of ramen champions, and its Philippine branches in Alabang, Ortigas, Quezon City and Cebu keep the menu tight. You will not find a sprawling list here. The focus is broth, noodles, chashu and a handful of sides done well, plus a secret menu regulars ask about in store.

What is on the menu card?

The card is split into ramen, tsukemen and maze soba, then sides and extras. Tonkotsu broth runs through most bowls, seasoned four ways, with dipping ramen and soupless maze soba for days when you want something different.

What is on the menu card?

Tonkotsu Ramen

Shio, shoyu, miso and tantanmen are the core tonkotsu bowls, each with house made noodles, chashu, menma and green onions. Newer listings also name black garlic, katsu curry tantanmen and wagyu truffle mushroom bowls, which sit at the premium end of the card.

Tonkotsu Ramen

Tsukemen and Maze Soba

Tsukemen serves thick noodles apart from a concentrated dipping broth, while maze soba is mixed dry, with toppings folded through the noodles. Tokusei and karai tokusei are the richer, spicier takes on the dipping style.

What do the ramen bowls cost?

Use this table as a guide only. Figures are drawn from aggregator menu listings and published reviews, and older reviews show lower prices, so the range below reflects how much listings differ rather than one confirmed current price. Your branch menu is the final word.

What do the ramen bowls cost?

Item Reported price Notes
Shio Tonkotsu Ramen PHP 460 Salt seasoned tonkotsu, per recent aggregator listing
Shoyu Tonkotsu Ramen PHP 460 Soy seasoned tonkotsu, per recent aggregator listing
Miso Ramen PHP 480 Miso seasoned bowl, per recent aggregator listing
Tantanmen PHP 550 to 599 Listings differ, spicy sesame and ground pork
Black Garlic Ramen PHP 505 Per recent aggregator listing
Tsukemen PHP 460 Dipping ramen, per review listings
Tokusei Tsukemen PHP 580 Richer dipping broth, per menu listing
Karai Tokusei PHP 630 Spicy tokusei, per menu listing
Super Chashu PHP 680 Double marinated chashu, limited daily, per menu listing
Ebi Tonkotsu PHP 710 Shrimp head broth, per menu listing
Wagyu Truffle Mushroom PHP 749 Premium bowl, per recent aggregator listing
Katsu Curry Tantanmen PHP 699 Curry and cutlet take on tantanmen, per listing

Older reviews quoted shio at around PHP 320 to 370 and shoyu at PHP 350 to 400, which shows how much prices have moved. Treat any single figure you see online with care, and confirm at the counter.

What sides and extras are on the card?

Sides are short and to the point. Gyoza and karaage show up in almost every review, with chahan fried rice and extra tamago rounding out the card.

What sides and extras are on the card?

Item Reported price Notes
Gyoza PHP 200 Per recent review listing, older listings lower
Chicken Karaage PHP 240 Per recent review listing, older listings lower
Tamago (extra egg) PHP 80 Per older review listing, confirm in store
Chahan PHP 220 Fried rice, per older review listing

How do you read the menu card?

Start with the broth style, not the toppings. Shio is the cleanest read on the tonkotsu, shoyu is bolder and soy driven, miso is rounder and richer, and tantanmen brings heat and sesame. If you like dipping, go tsukemen. If you want no soup at all, maze soba is the pick.

How do you read the menu card?

For the full chain guide, see Ramen Yushoken Menu, and for the crowd favorites, see Ramen Yushoken Best Sellers. Note that each link appears only once in this article.

FAQs

FAQs

What is the cheapest ramen at Ramen Yushoken?

On recent listings, shio and shoyu tonkotsu sit at the lower end of the ramen range, but older listings were cheaper, so confirm the current branch price before budgeting.

Does Ramen Yushoken have a secret menu?

Reviews mention off menu bowls such as super chashu and ebi tonkotsu, plus vegan ramen options at some branches. Ask in store, since secret items vary by branch and day.

Where are the branches?

Listings name Alabang (Molito), Ortigas (Capitol Commons), Quezon City and Cebu (Mandaue). Branch menus and prices can differ.