Soban K-Town Value Meals Prices Philippines 2026
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Soban K-Town value meals start at ₱197 for a Dosirak Jr. boxed meal and top out at ₱424 for the biggest regular Dosirak. The Ultimate Lunch rice bowls run ₱360 to ₱364 with sides included. The full Soban K-Town menu has every price, and the Soban K-Town best sellers list shows which of these budget picks regulars reorder. Every figure below is a current 2026 price.
What are Soban K-Town’s value meals?
Soban’s value play is the Dosirak line: Korean boxed meals with a protein, rice, and sides packed into one tidy box. They come in regular and Jr. sizes, so you can match your hunger to your budget. The other value pillar is the Ultimate Lunch: rice bowl meals (the “Ultimate Baps”) that bundle side dishes, unlimited rice, and unlimited soup into one price. Both are built for solo diners and lunch breaks, not for the full tabletop-grill experience, and both keep you well under ₱450.
Value here doesn’t mean skimpy. A regular Dosirak is a full meal with banchan on the side, and the Ultimate Lunch was promoted starting at around ₱370 with two side dishes, unlimited rice, unlimited soup, and a drink. If you’re deciding between a value meal and a shared set, the Soban K-Town combo meals guide lays out the group options.
How much does a Dosirak boxed meal cost?
Regular Dosirak boxes run ₱329 to ₱424. The Jr. boxes, same flavors in a smaller size, run ₱197 to ₱245. Dak Ganjeong (Korean fried chicken) is the cheapest regular box at ₱329; the beef belly boxes sit at the top of the range.
| Dosirak (regular) | Price | Dosirak Jr. | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dak Ganjeong Dosirak | ₱329 | Dak Ganjeong Jr. | ₱214 |
| Honey Spiced Samgyupsal Dosirak | ₱359 | Honey Spiced Samgyupsal Jr. | ₱199 |
| Soy Garlic Samgyupsal Dosirak | ₱361 | Soy Garlic Samgyupsal Jr. | ₱202 |
| Dwaeji Bulgogi Dosirak | ₱362 | Dwaeji Bulgogi Jr. | ₱205 |
| Fresh Samgyupsal Dosirak | ₱363 | Fresh Samgyupsal Jr. | ₱197 |
| Honey Garlic Samgyupsal Dosirak | ₱367 | Honey Garlic Samgyupsal Jr. | ₱205 |
| Black Pepper Samgyupsal Dosirak | ₱358 | Black Pepper Samgyupsal Jr. | ₱201 |
| Gochujang Samgyupsal Dosirak | ₱369 | Gochujang Samgyupsal Jr. | ₱202 |
| Woo Samgyup Dosirak | ₱413 | Woo Samgyup Jr. | ₱242 |
| Beef Upjinsal Dosirak | ₱415 | Beef Upjinsal Jr. | ₱245 |
| Honey Spiced Beef Bulgogi Dosirak | ₱423 | Honey Spiced Beef Bulgogi Jr. | ₱235 |
| Yangnyeom Woo Samgyup Dosirak | ₱424 | Yangnyeom Woo Samgyup Jr. | ₱238 |
Regular or Jr.: which should you get?
The Jr. boxes cost roughly 40 percent less for about two-thirds of the food. If you eat a normal lunch, Jr. is plenty, and the ₱197 to ₱245 price range makes it one of the cheapest Korean meals in any mall. Get the regular size when you’re genuinely hungry or splitting with a kid. The price gap is biggest on the beef boxes: ₱424 vs ₱238 for the Yangnyeom Woo Samgyup, a ₱186 saving.
What is the Ultimate Lunch at Soban?
The Ultimate Lunch is Soban’s rice-bowl meal line, promoted as a sulit lunch starting at around ₱370. The menu lists three Ultimate bowls: the Ultimate Beef Bap (₱364), the Ultimate Spicy Pork Bap (₱360), and the Ultimate Chicken Bao (₱364). The line is aimed at office workers and mall shoppers who want Korean flavors without the grill wait, and the bowls come with side dishes included.
| Ultimate Lunch bowl | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Ultimate Spicy Pork Bap | Rice bowl with spicy pork and sides | ₱360 |
| Ultimate Beef Bap | Rice bowl with beef, the lunch crowd’s favorite | ₱364 |
| Ultimate Chicken Bao | Chicken bao bowl with sides | ₱364 |
What is the cheapest way to eat at Soban?
Rank the budget plays and it goes like this. Cheapest full meal: Fresh Samgyupsal Dosirak Jr. at ₱197. Cheapest sit-down rice bowl: Ultimate Spicy Pork Bap at ₱360. Cheapest way to taste the grill: split the Mega Meat BBQ Set for 2 (₱1,060) with a friend, ₱530 each, and fill up on the included unlimited rice, soup, and sides. Nothing on the menu is cheaper than the Jr. boxes, so if your budget is tight, start there.
| Budget play | Total | Per person |
|---|---|---|
| Dosirak Jr. solo lunch | ₱197 | ₱197 |
| Ultimate Lunch bowl | ₱360 | ₱360 |
| Regular Dosirak solo lunch | ₱329 | ₱329 |
| Mega Meat set for 2, split | ₱1,060 | ₱530 |
| Gimbap + ramyeon | ₱430 | ₱430 |
One more saving: skip the fancy drinks
Bottled water at ₱48 is the cheapest drink on the menu. The Soban Iced Tea at ₱122 is fine, but if you’re pinching pesos, water keeps your total at the meal price and nothing more.
Soban K-Town value meal FAQs
Quick answers to the questions readers ask most about Soban’s budget options.
What is the cheapest meal at Soban K-Town?
The Fresh Samgyupsal Dosirak Jr. at ₱197 is the cheapest full meal on the menu.
What is a Dosirak at Soban?
A Korean boxed meal with a protein, rice, and side dishes. Regular boxes cost ₱329 to ₱424; Jr. boxes cost ₱197 to ₱245.
How much is the Ultimate Lunch at Soban?
The Ultimate Lunch bowls cost ₱360 (Spicy Pork Bap) to ₱364 (Beef Bap or Chicken Bao), with side dishes included.
Is the Jr. Dosirak enough for an adult?
For a normal lunch, yes. The Jr. boxes run roughly 40 percent cheaper than regular boxes with about two-thirds of the food.
Can I get a value meal delivered?
Yes. Dosirak boxes and Ultimate Lunch bowls are available through shop.soban.ph, GrabFood, and Foodpanda.
Prices compiled from Soban K-Town’s official site and current menu listings, verified October 20, 2026. Read our editorial policy.