Ippudo Menu Singapore Prices 2026
Craving authentic Hakata-style tonkotsu ramen with ultra-rich pork bone broth and thin straight noodles in Singapore? Ippudo is the world-famous Japanese ramen chain founded in 1985 by Chef Shigemi Kawahara (the Ramen King), celebrating its 41st anniversary in 2026.
Ippudo Singapore prices in 2026 start at the signature Shiromaru Motoaji Ramen $16.35, Akamaru Shinaji Ramen $17.35, Karaka-Men $18.35, Bonito Tonkotsu $19.35, Chicken Shoyu $17 and Veggie Dashi Ramen $13. Famous Ippudo Pork Buns are $6.30 each, Hakata-style Pan Fried Gyoza (5 pcs) is $10.40, and the Ippudo Chahan rice is $11.45. The Signature Set for 1 at $22 (U.P. $32) is the single best-value Ippudo meal in Singapore. Ippudo Singapore is not halal certified
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Most Popular Items at Ippudo Singapore 2026
These are the six most-ordered Ippudo dishes across all Singapore outlets, drawn from Eatbook, Burpple, OpenRice and official set-menu data.
| Dish | Dine-In Price (SGD) | What You Get |
|---|---|---|
| Shiromaru Motoaji Ramen | $16.35 | Classic Hakata tonkotsu with chashu, menma, egg, scallion |
| Akamaru Shinaji Ramen | $17.35 | Shiromaru enhanced with miso paste and fragrant garlic oil |
| Karaka-Men Ramen | $18.35 | Shiromaru with spicy miso and minced pork |
| Ippudo Pork Bun | $6.30 each | Steamed bun with pork belly, lettuce, honey mustard mayo |
| Ippudo Pan Fried Gyoza (5 pcs) | $10.40 | Hakata-style thin-skin dumplings with crisp bottom |
| Signature Set for 1 | $22.00 | Shiromaru plus pork bun plus gyoza plus drink |
Shiromaru Motoaji Ramen at $16.35 is the original Ippudo bowl that put Hakata tonkotsu on the global map and remains the single most-ordered item at every Singapore outlet.
Ippudo Signature Ramen Prices 2026
Ippudo serves the Hakata tonkotsu classics plus modern variants and non-pork alternatives.
| Ramen | Price (SGD) |
|---|---|
| Shiromaru Motoaji (Classic Hakata Tonkotsu) | $16.35 |
| Akamaru Shinaji (Modern Tonkotsu with Miso Paste) | $17.35 |
| Karaka-Men (Spicy Tonkotsu with Minced Pork) | $18.35 |
| Bonito Tonkotsu Ramen | $19.35 |
| Kuro Ramen (Black Garlic Oil Tonkotsu) | $19.00 |
| Niku Soba (Beef Ramen) | $18.00 |
| Chicken Shoyu Ramen (Non-Pork) | $17.00 |
| Veggie Dashi Ramen (Vegetarian) | $13.00 |
Shiromaru Motoaji at $16.35 is the Chef Kawahara signature original. Akamaru Shinaji at $17.35 is the modern variant that most first-time diners prefer for its deeper miso and garlic oil notes.
Ippudo Specialty and Limited Edition Ramen 2026
Ippudo rotates limited-edition ramen seasonally. Specific launches and prices change by season, so check with the outlet or the official Ippudo Singapore site at the time of visit for the current rotation (recent editions have included yuzu-based, bonito-enhanced and spicy miso variants).
The permanent menu’s premium ramen are the Bonito Tonkotsu at $19.35 and Kuro Ramen at $19.00. These are the only non-standard tonkotsu bowls carried year-round.
Ippudo Tsukemen (Dipping Ramen) 2026
Tsukemen is Ippudo’s dipping-style ramen where chilled noodles are served separately from the rich dipping broth. Tsukemen is a seasonal and outlet-specific offering at Ippudo Singapore and is not available year-round at every outlet. Check the current menu at your preferred outlet before visiting.
All Tsukemen bowls traditionally include complimentary soup-dilution (wari-dashi) at the end of the meal, letting diners finish the dipping broth as a light soup.
Ippudo Set Meal Prices 2026
Ippudo set meals bundle a signature ramen with gyoza, pork bun and a drink at a lower price than ordering a la carte.
| Set Meal | Price (SGD) |
|---|---|
| Signature Set for 1 (U.P. $32) | $22.00 |
| Buddy Meal for 2 (U.P. $60) | $41.00 |
| GrabFood Signature Set for 1 (U.P. $39) | $29.00 |
The Signature Set for 1 at $22 (saving $10 off U.P. $32) is the single best-value Ippudo set and the one most lunch diners order. Buddy Meal for 2 at $41 (saving $19 off U.P. $60) is the group favourite.
Ippudo Gyoza and Buns Prices 2026
Hakata-style thin-skin gyoza and the famous Ippudo pork buns are the chain’s most-ordered sides.
| Gyoza / Bun | Price (SGD) |
|---|---|
| Ippudo Pan Fried Gyoza (5 pcs) | $10.40 |
| Ippudo Pan Fried Gyoza (10 pcs) | $18.30 |
| Ippudo Spicy Boiled Gyoza (5 pcs) | $11.40 |
| Ippudo Pork Bun (per piece) | $6.30 |
| Chicken Bun (per piece) | $6.30 |
The Ippudo Pork Bun at $6.30 is the single most Instagrammed Ippudo item, featuring braised pork belly, lettuce and honey mustard mayo in a steamed bun.
Ippudo Rice Bowls (Donburi) Prices 2026
Ippudo serves a small but refined selection of rice bowls alongside the ramen menu.
| Rice Bowl | Price (SGD) |
|---|---|
| Ippudo Chahan (Signature Fried Rice) | $11.45 |
Ippudo Chahan at $11.45 is the signature fried rice tossed with pork belly, egg and scallion, often paired with Shiromaru Motoaji for a complete Hakata meal.
Ippudo Appetizers and Side Dishes Prices 2026
Sides and starters at Ippudo work well as table-sharing dishes before the ramen arrives.
| Appetizer / Side | Price (SGD) |
|---|---|
| Edamame Sea Salt | $6.40 |
| Katsuo Bakkoshi Takoyaki (5 pcs) | $8.30 |
| Chicken Karaage (5 pcs) | $8.40 |
| Crispy Corn | $8.45 |
| Ramen-Ya Style Happo Itame (Stir-Fried Vegetables) | $11.30 |
Crispy Corn at $8.45 is a late-arrival Ippudo favourite with sweet buttered Hokkaido corn kernels tossed in a light batter.
Ippudo Salads Prices 2026
Ippudo salads bring Japanese dressings and textures to the ramen table.
| Salad | Price (SGD) |
|---|---|
| Goma Q (Cucumber with Sesame) | $7.40 |
| Harusame Salad (Glass Noodle) | $6.30 |
| Homemade Pumpkin Salad | $7.40 |
| Wafu Seaweed Choregi Salad | $11.30 |
Goma Q at $7.40 is the most-ordered Ippudo starter salad, with cucumber battered in a nutty black sesame dressing.
Ippudo Desserts and Retail Prices 2026
Ippudo stocks a small dessert selection plus retail-ready ramen kits and frozen gyoza for home.
| Dessert / Retail Item | Price (SGD) |
|---|---|
| Umegaemochi (5 pcs) | $22.50 |
| Shiromaru Motoaji Ramen Kit | $15.30 |
| Akamaru Shinaji Ramen Kit | $16.35 |
| Karaka-Men Ramen Kit | $17.30 |
| Japanese Hakata Style Gyoza (30 pcs, Frozen) | $37.95 |
| Pork Belly Chashu (Frozen) | $8.50 |
The Shiromaru Motoaji Ramen Kit at $15.30 lets diners recreate the signature Hakata tonkotsu at home with Ippudo-grade broth concentrate and noodles.
Ippudo Beverages Prices 2026
Ippudo stocks a Japanese drinks list from Hakata-style iced tea to Asahi draft beer.
| Beverage | Price (SGD) |
|---|---|
| Coke | $4.00 |
| Coke Light | $4.00 |
| Sprite | $4.00 |
All three Ippudo soft drinks are priced at $4 flat across every outlet in Singapore. Hot or Cold Japanese Tea is free with every dine-in order.
Ippudo Noodle Refill (Kaedama) and Add-Ons 2026
Customise any Ippudo ramen bowl with the famous Hakata-style Kaedama (noodle refill) and other toppings at the counter.
Kaedama noodle refill is a Hakata ramen tradition. Order noodles firm (katame) at the start, finish them halfway, then request kaedama for a second serving of fresh firm noodles in the remaining broth. Add-ons include extra pork belly chashu, extra flavoured egg (hanjuku tamago), extra menma (bamboo shoots), extra nori seaweed, extra spring onion, extra spicy miso paste, extra fried garlic and extra butter topping. Prices for individual add-ons vary by outlet and are listed on the in-store menu board. Ask the server for current add-on pricing when ordering.
Ippudo Opening Hours Singapore 2026
Ippudo Singapore outlets run on consistent daily hours, with Changi Airport outlets operating late for travellers.
| Outlet | Opening Hours |
|---|---|
| Mandarin Gallery (Flagship) | Daily 11:30am to 10pm |
| Shaw Centre | Daily 11:30am to 10pm |
| Tanjong Pagar Centre | Daily 11am to 10pm. Fri, Sat until 10:30pm |
| UE Square (Mohamed Sultan) | Daily 11:30am to 10pm |
| Marina Bay Sands | Daily 11:30am to 10pm |
| Westgate | Daily 11:30am to 10pm |
| The Star Vista | Daily 11:30am to 10pm |
| Raffles City | Daily 11am to 10pm |
| i12 Katong | Daily 11:30am to 10pm |
| Sengkang Grand Mall | Daily 11:30am to 10pm |
| One Holland Village | Daily 11:30am to 10pm |
| Changi Airport T1 Express | Daily 6am to 11:30pm (Airside) |
| Changi Airport T2 Express | Daily 6am to 11:30pm (Airside) |
Last order is 30 minutes before closing at every outlet. Tanjong Pagar Centre extends to 10:30pm on Friday and Saturday nights for the CBD after-work crowd.
Ippudo Deals, Loyalty and Promotions Singapore 2026
Ippudo runs several recurring deals and seasonal anniversary promotions.
The Signature Set for 1 at $22 (U.P. $32, saving $10) and Buddy Meal for 2 at $41 (U.P. $60, saving $19) are the standing value sets, available at all outlets dine-in. Ippudo celebrates its 41st anniversary in October 2026, continuing the brand’s tradition of 1-for-1 ramen anniversary promotions (previous editions ran at Tanjong Pagar in July and all outlets in October).
Ippudo does not run a formal loyalty programme, but Chope and Grab vouchers often carry 10 to 20 percent off dine-in. Follow @ippudosg on Instagram for seasonal limited-edition ramen launches (Yuzu Shio in winter, Spicy Miso for Lunar New Year).
Student discounts are not advertised in 2026. The cheapest full meal is the Veggie Dashi Ramen at $13.90 or the Shiromaru Motoaji at $18.90.
Ippudo Delivery Singapore 2026 (Dine-In vs foodpanda vs GrabFood vs Deliveroo)
Ippudo Singapore delivers islandwide through foodpanda, GrabFood and Deliveroo.
| Dish | Dine-In (SGD) | foodpanda or GrabFood (SGD) |
|---|---|---|
| Shiromaru Motoaji | $16.35 | $19.90 to $20.90 |
| Akamaru Shinaji | $17.35 | $20.90 to $21.90 |
| Karaka-Men | $18.35 | $22.90 to $23.90 |
| Ippudo Pork Bun (each) | $6.30 | $7.90 to $8.50 |
| Pan Fried Gyoza (5 pcs) | $10.40 | $12.90 to $13.90 |
| Signature Set for 1 | $22.00 | $29.00 (GrabFood U.P. $39) |
Delivery platforms add roughly 20 to 30 percent on top of dine-in pricing. Tonkotsu broth is best eaten fresh, so Ippudo is best experienced at the outlet. GrabFood’s Signature Set for 1 at $29 (U.P. $39) is a delivery-exclusive bundle. Minimum order on foodpanda and GrabFood is $20 to $30 depending on outlet, with delivery fees from $3.99 within 3 km.
Payment Methods at Ippudo Singapore 2026
All Ippudo Singapore outlets accept cash, NETS, PayNow, PayLah, GrabPay and all major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, UnionPay, JCB).
Contactless payment via Apple Pay and Google Pay is supported at every outlet. The Marina Bay Sands and Changi Airport outlets also accept Alipay and WeChat Pay for tourist convenience. A 10 percent service charge and 9 percent GST apply to dine-in bills at every Ippudo outlet in Singapore.
Ippudo Outlets Singapore 2026
Ippudo operates 13-plus outlets across Singapore, including the Mandarin Gallery flagship, Changi Airport Express kiosks and the premium Marina Bay Sands location.
| Outlet | Address | Nearest MRT |
|---|---|---|
| Mandarin Gallery (Flagship) | 333A Orchard Road, #04-02 to 04, S238897 | Somerset |
| Shaw Centre | 1 Scotts Road, #04-22/23, S228208 | Orchard |
| Tanjong Pagar Centre | 7 Wallich Street, #01-15, S078883 | Tanjong Pagar |
| UE Square (Mohamed Sultan) | 207 River Valley Road, #01-55/56, S238275 | Fort Canning |
| Marina Bay Sands | 2 Bayfront Avenue, #B2-54/55, S018972 | Bayfront |
| Westgate | 3 Gateway Drive, #03-03, S608532 | Jurong East |
| The Star Vista | 1 Vista Exchange Green, #02-19, S138617 | Buona Vista |
| Raffles City | 252 North Bridge Road, #B1-61/62, S189768 | City Hall |
| i12 Katong | 112 East Coast Road, #01-04, S428802 | Dakota |
| Sengkang Grand Mall | 70 Compassvale Bow, #01-18/19, S544692 | Buangkok |
| One Holland Village | 7 Holland Village Way, #02-27, S275748 | Holland Village |
| Changi Airport T1 Express | 80 Airport Blvd, Terminal 1, Level 2 Transit, S819642 | Changi Airport |
| Changi Airport T2 Express | 60 Airport Blvd, Terminal 2, Level 2 Transit, S819643 | Changi Airport |
Mandarin Gallery is the Ippudo Singapore flagship (opened 2009, Singapore’s first) and the busiest Ippudo outlet in Southeast Asia. Marina Bay Sands is the premium outlet for tourist dining. The two Changi Airport Express kiosks serve transit passengers only.
Is Ippudo Halal in Singapore?
No, Ippudo Singapore is not MUIS halal certified in 2026. The signature tonkotsu broth is pork-based and central to the Ippudo menu.
Ippudo also serves pork belly chashu, pork gyoza, pork buns at every outlet. The kitchen does not segregate utensils or cooking equipment to meet MUIS halal standards.
Muslim diners who want a pork-free Ippudo experience can order the Chicken Shoyu Ramen at $17.00 (made with chicken-based broth) or the Veggie Dashi Ramen at $13.00, but these items are prepared in the same kitchen as pork-based dishes. For halal Japanese ramen alternatives in Singapore, consider Mikasa Japanese Dining or Shin Kushiya.
Vegetarian Options at Ippudo Singapore 2026
Ippudo offers one dedicated vegetarian ramen plus several meatless sides.
Veggie Dashi Ramen at $13.00 (vegetable-based broth with tofu, mushroom and seasonal vegetables) is the main vegetarian ramen. Edamame at $6.40, Goma Q at $7.40, Pumpkin Salad at $7.40, Harusame Salad at $6.30 and Wafu Seaweed Choregi Salad at $11.30 are all meatless sides that work for vegetarians.
Strict vegans should note that the regular menu is prepared in a non-vegetarian kitchen. Ippudo does not offer certified vegan ramen.
Allergens and Dietary Information 2026
Ippudo does not publish a formal allergen list, so diners with allergies should ask the server before ordering.
Common allergens across the menu include pork (in tonkotsu broth, chashu, gyoza, buns), eggs (hanjuku tamago, chahan, gyoza wrappers), wheat (noodles, gyoza wrappers, bun dough), soy (shoyu sauce, miso paste, soy milk in Veggie Dashi), sesame (Goma Q, dressings), shellfish (in Bonito Tonkotsu dashi), and dairy (in Butter Topping).
Calorie estimates: Shiromaru Motoaji is roughly 580 kcal, Akamaru Shinaji around 650 kcal, Karaka-Men approximately 700 kcal, Ippudo Pork Bun about 220 kcal, Pan Fried Gyoza (5 pcs) around 350 kcal. The kitchen uses vegetable oil for cooking. No gluten-free menu is available, and cross-contamination is likely in the ramen preparation line.
About Ippudo Singapore
Ippudo was founded in 1985 by Chef Shigemi Kawahara (known globally as the Ramen King) in Hakata, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. Chef Kawahara won the Japanese TV Champion ramen competition three consecutive times, retiring the title.
Ippudo brought its Hakata tonkotsu ramen to Singapore in 2009 with the Mandarin Gallery flagship opening, becoming one of the first premium Japanese ramen chains in Southeast Asia. The brand is known for its signature Shiromaru Motoaji (the original Hakata tonkotsu), Akamaru Shinaji (the modern evolution with miso paste and fragrant oil), the award-winning Ippudo Pork Bun, and the famous kaedama noodle refill tradition.
Ippudo celebrates its 41st anniversary in 2026 and operates over 300 outlets globally across Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, Australia, UK, USA and more. In Singapore, Ippudo is operated by Ippudo Singapore Pte Ltd under license from Chikaranomoto Holdings Co. Ltd (Japan).
Ippudo vs Marutama vs Menya Musashi vs Ramen Keisuke Comparison 2026
Singapore has four major Japanese ramen chains, often compared on broth style, price and outlet count.
| Feature | Ippudo | Marutama | Menya Musashi | Ramen Keisuke |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Broth Style | Hakata Tonkotsu | Chicken Paitan | Tonkotsu Chuka | Variety (Tori King, Lobster, Tonkotsu) |
| Signature Ramen | Shiromaru $16.35 | Tama Ramen $17.90 | Mushashi Ramen $19.90 | Tori King $16.90 |
| Outlets in SG | 13+ | 4 | 3 | 10+ |
| Price Range | $16 to $22 | $16 to $22 | $18 to $26 | $15 to $25 |
| Halal | No | No | No | No |
| Famous For | Pork Bun, Kaedama | Chicken Paitan broth | Hand-pulled noodles | Themed outlets (Prawn, Tonkotsu King) |
| Founded in Japan | 1985 | 2006 | 1998 | 2000 |
Ippudo is the clear choice for traditional Hakata tonkotsu at $16.35 starting price, Marutama offers chicken-based broth, and Keisuke runs single-theme ramen bar concepts.
Tips for First-Timers at Ippudo Singapore 2026
First-time diners at Ippudo should start with the Shiromaru Motoaji at $16.35 to understand the authentic Hakata tonkotsu foundation. Add an Ippudo Pork Bun at $6.30 and a 5-piece Pan Fried Gyoza at $10.40 for the signature Ippudo trio.
For the best value, order the Signature Set for 1 at $22 (saving $10 off U.P. $32) which bundles ramen plus pork bun plus gyoza plus a drink. For spicier palates, the Karaka-Men at $18.35 adds spicy miso and minced pork over the Shiromaru base.
Order noodles firm (katame) at the start, finish them halfway, then order a kaedama (noodle refill) for a traditional Hakata ramen experience. Avoid peak dinner (7pm to 9pm) at Mandarin Gallery and Tanjong Pagar, when waits can hit 30 to 45 minutes. The i12 Katong and Sengkang Grand Mall outlets are quietest.
Ippudo Singapore FAQ 2026
How much is Ippudo ramen in Singapore?
A full Ippudo meal in Singapore 2026 costs $18 to $30 per pax dine-in. Shiromaru Motoaji is $16.35, Akamaru Shinaji is $17.35, Karaka-Men is $18.35, Bonito Tonkotsu is $19.35 and Chicken Shoyu is $17.00.
Is Ippudo halal in Singapore?
No. Ippudo is not MUIS halal certified. The signature tonkotsu broth is pork-based.
Where is Ippudo located in Singapore?
Ippudo has 13+ Singapore outlets: Mandarin Gallery (flagship), Shaw Centre, Tanjong Pagar, UE Square, Marina Bay Sands, Westgate, Star Vista, Raffles City, i12 Katong, Sengkang Grand Mall, One Holland Village, Changi Airport T1 and T2 Express.
What are Ippudo opening hours?
Most Ippudo outlets open daily 11:30am to 10pm. Tanjong Pagar extends to 10:30pm on Friday and Saturday. Changi Airport outlets open 6am to 11:30pm (airside only).
What is the signature dish at Ippudo?
Shiromaru Motoaji at $16.35 is the original Hakata tonkotsu signature. Akamaru Shinaji at $17.35 is the modern variant with miso paste. Ippudo Pork Bun at $6.30 is the signature side.
What is the cheapest meal at Ippudo?
Veggie Dashi Ramen at $13.00 is the cheapest ramen. Shiromaru Motoaji at $16.35 is the cheapest tonkotsu ramen. The Signature Set for 1 at $22 is the best value full meal.
Does Ippudo do delivery in Singapore?
Yes. Ippudo delivers via foodpanda, GrabFood and Deliveroo. Delivery prices are 20 to 30 percent higher than dine-in, and tonkotsu broth is best fresh.
What is Kaedama at Ippudo?
Kaedama is the Hakata tradition of noodle refill. Order Shiromaru noodles firm (katame), finish them halfway, then request kaedama for fresh firm noodles in the remaining broth.
Can I pay by PayNow at Ippudo?
Yes. Cash, NETS, PayNow, PayLah, GrabPay, Visa, Mastercard, Amex, JCB, Apple Pay and Google Pay are accepted at all outlets.
Who founded Ippudo?
Ippudo was founded in 1985 by Chef Shigemi Kawahara (known as the Ramen King) in Hakata, Japan. Chef Kawahara won the Japanese TV Champion ramen competition three times.
Is there a service charge at Ippudo?
Yes. A 10 percent service charge and 9 percent GST apply to all Ippudo dine-in bills in Singapore 2026.
Does Ippudo have vegetarian options?
Yes. Veggie Dashi Ramen at $13.00, Edamame at $6.40, Goma Q at $7.40, Pumpkin Salad at $7.40, Harusame Salad at $6.30 and Wafu Choregi Salad at $11.30 are vegetarian. The kitchen is not vegetarian-dedicated.
What is the difference between Shiromaru and Akamaru?
Shiromaru Motoaji at $16.35 is the classic original Hakata tonkotsu. Akamaru Shinaji at $17.35 is the modern evolution with Ippudo’s signature miso paste and fragrant garlic oil added to the Shiromaru base.
What is Karaka-Men at Ippudo?
Karaka-Men at $18.35 is Ippudo’s spicy ramen variant built on the Shiromaru base, with spicy miso paste and minced pork for added depth and heat.
Does Ippudo serve alcohol?
Yes. Ippudo serves beer, sake and highballs at most outlets. Specific drinks and prices vary by outlet; ask at the counter for the current drinks list.
Is Ippudo good for groups?
Yes. Ippudo offers the Buddy Meal for 2 at $41 (U.P. $60, saving $19). Most outlets have long communal tables suitable for groups of 4 to 6 diners.
What is the Ippudo Pork Bun made of?
Ippudo Pork Bun at $6.30 is a steamed bun filled with braised pork belly chashu, iceberg lettuce and the signature honey mustard mayo sauce. It is Ippudo’s most-ordered side worldwide.
Does Ippudo take reservations?
Yes. Ippudo accepts dine-in reservations via Chope and the Ippudo Singapore website. Walk-ins are welcome but subject to waiting during peak hours.
Where is the first Ippudo outlet in Singapore?
Mandarin Gallery at 333A Orchard Road is the first Ippudo Singapore outlet, opened in 2009, and remains the flagship with the largest seating capacity.
Does Ippudo accept GrabPay and PayLah?
Yes. GrabPay, PayLah, PayNow, NETS, cash, Visa, Mastercard, Amex, JCB, Apple Pay and Google Pay are accepted at every outlet.
What time does Ippudo close in Singapore?
Most Ippudo outlets close at 10pm daily. Tanjong Pagar Centre extends to 10:30pm on Friday and Saturday. Changi Airport T1 and T2 Express outlets close at 11:30pm.
Is Ippudo open on Sunday?
Yes. All Ippudo Singapore outlets open daily including Sundays and public holidays, with the same operating hours.
Does Ippudo have a loyalty programme?
Ippudo Singapore does not run a formal loyalty programme in 2026. Chope dining and GrabFood vouchers often carry 10 to 20 percent off dine-in.
How spicy is Karaka-Men at Ippudo?
Karaka-Men at $18.35 is medium-spicy out of the box. Diners can request extra spicy miso paste at the counter for additional heat, or ask for the mildest version.
Does Ippudo sell ramen kits for home?
Yes. Ippudo sells frozen ramen kits for home: Shiromaru Motoaji Kit $15.30, Akamaru Shinaji Kit $16.35 and Karaka-Men Kit $17.30. Frozen Hakata Gyoza (30 pcs) is $37.95 and Pork Belly Chashu (frozen) is $8.50.
What are the must-try dishes at Ippudo?
Must-try Ippudo dishes are Shiromaru Motoaji at $16.35, Akamaru Shinaji at $17.35, Ippudo Pork Bun at $6.30, Pan Fried Gyoza (5 pcs) at $10.40, Chahan at $11.45 and the Signature Set for 1 at $22.
Is Ippudo available on foodpanda?
Yes. Ippudo is listed on foodpanda, GrabFood and Deliveroo. GrabFood’s Signature Set for 1 at $29 (U.P. $39) is a delivery-exclusive bundle.
What is the biggest Ippudo outlet in Singapore?
Mandarin Gallery flagship (333A Orchard Road, #04-02 to 04) is the largest Ippudo Singapore outlet with the longest hours and the full menu including seasonal limited-edition ramen.
Does Ippudo serve Niku Soba?
Yes. Niku Soba at $18.00 is Ippudo’s beef ramen variant, available at most outlets as a non-pork alternative for diners who want to try something beyond tonkotsu.
Why is Ippudo famous?
Ippudo is famous for being the world’s leading Hakata tonkotsu ramen chain since 1985, founded by Ramen King Chef Shigemi Kawahara, with 300+ outlets globally, signature Shiromaru Motoaji at $16.35 and Akamaru Shinaji at $17.35, and the iconic Ippudo Pork Bun at $6.30.
