Menya Musashi Menu Singapore Prices 2026
Craving the Tokyo Shinjuku-born ramen chain famous for its White, Red and Black broth variations in Singapore? Menya Musashi debuted in Japan in 1996 and is named after legendary samurai Miyamoto Musashi (famed for his double-sword fighting style). The chain is credited as a pioneer of Japan’s modern ramen culture.
Menya Musashi Singapore prices confirmed from source reviews start at Gyoza (5 pcs) $5.90, Chashu Ramen $12.90, Buta Kakuni Ramen (White, Red or Black) $14.90, Chawanmushi Ramen $14.90, Seafood Ramen $14.90, Tsukemen $14.90 and Crab Flake Ramen $18.90. Prices come from Makansutra (2012), LadyIronChef (2013) and Seth Lui (2017) reviews; the current in-store menu board should be checked for the latest 2026 prices. Menya Musashi is not MUIS halal certified
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Most Popular Items at Menya Musashi Singapore 2026
These are the six most-ordered Menya Musashi dishes drawn from Makansutra, LadyIronChef and Seth Lui reviews (prices from published source reviews).
| Dish | Price (SGD, Source Review) | Signature Note |
|---|---|---|
| Buta Kakuni Ramen (White, Red or Black) | $14.90 | Stewed pork belly in choice of three signature broths |
| Chashu Ramen (White, Red or Black) | $12.90 | Sliced pork chashu in choice of three signature broths |
| Tsukemen (Dipping Ramen) | $14.90 | Thick dipping noodles with free noodle upsize |
| Chawanmushi Ramen | $14.90 | Thin noodles topped with steamed egg custard, char siu, crab |
| Seafood Ramen | $14.90 | Prawns, scallops, squid, bamboo shoots, ajitama |
| Crab Flake Ramen | $18.90 | Shredded crabmeat ramen limited edition |
The Buta Kakuni Ramen at $14.90 is the Menya Musashi signature, available in all three signature broths: White (classic tonkotsu), Red (spicy) and Black (garlic and onion). Current 2026 in-store prices may differ; verify at the outlet.
Menya Musashi Signature Ramen Prices 2026
Menya Musashi serves its signature ramen in three broth variations plus a Tokyo-Ueno style broth and a triple-soup option.
| Ramen (White, Red or Black Broth) | Price (SGD, Source Review) |
|---|---|
| Chashu Ramen (White, Red or Black) | $12.90 |
| Buta Kakuni Ramen (White, Red or Black) | $14.90 |
| Seafood Ramen | $14.90 |
| Chawanmushi Ramen | $14.90 |
| Crab Flake Ramen (Limited Edition) | $18.90 |
Broth and Noodle Options:
- White (Shiro): Classic Hakata-style thick tonkotsu, slow-simmered from pork bones
- Red (Aka): Spicy variation with chilli and miso paste over the tonkotsu base
- Black (Kuro): Garlic and onion-infused tonkotsu with roasted garlic oil
- Tokyo-Ueno Style: Chicken or fish-based broth (lighter)
- Triple Soup: Combination of pork, chicken and fish stocks
Noodle textures available include thin and thick cut. Toppings include aburi duck, kakuni (braised pork belly) and chashu (sliced pork). Current in-store menu board should be checked for the latest 2026 prices across all variations.
Menya Musashi Tsukemen (Dipping Ramen) Prices 2026
Tsukemen is the Menya Musashi dipping ramen where chilled noodles are served separately alongside a concentrated dipping broth.
| Tsukemen Item | Price (SGD, Source Review) |
|---|---|
| Tsukemen (Standard) | $14.90 |
| Tsukemen Opening Special (Historical) | $13.90 |
All Menya Musashi Tsukemen orders traditionally include free noodle upsize at no additional charge. The standard $14.90 Tsukemen price was documented in the Makansutra review and may differ in 2026. Verify at the outlet.
Menya Musashi Set Meals Prices 2026
Menya Musashi Set Meal prices are not published on the official menyamusashi.com.sg website or any third-party review source accessed for this guide.
For current Set Meal bundle pricing (ramen plus side plus drink), ask at the counter when visiting the Bugis Junction Menya Musashi Niku Niku Do outlet. Historical set-meal structures at Menya Musashi have bundled Buta Kakuni Ramen ($14.90) or Chashu Ramen ($12.90) with Gyoza (5 pcs, $5.90) and a soft drink.
Menya Musashi Sides and Gyoza Prices 2026
Menya Musashi sides are served as sharing starters alongside the signature ramen.
| Side | Price (SGD, Source Review) |
|---|---|
| Gyoza (5 pcs) | $5.90 |
The Menya Musashi Gyoza at $5.90 for 5 pieces is the single confirmed side price from the Makansutra review. Other sides (chicken karaage, chawanmushi, salad, edamame, chashu plate) are typically available at Menya Musashi Niku Niku Do but no published Singapore price confirmed from the source reviews. Verify at the Bugis Junction outlet.
Menya Musashi Rice and Donburi Prices 2026
Menya Musashi serves rice bowls (donburi) alongside the ramen menu at the Niku Niku Do concept, which focuses on meat-heavy toppings over rice.
Specific rice bowl and donburi prices are not published on the official menyamusashi.com.sg website or in any third-party review source accessed for this guide. The Niku Niku Do (translates to Meat Meat Hall) concept at Bugis Junction specialises in meat-forward dishes beyond the standard Menya Musashi ramen line-up.
For current rice and donburi pricing, ask at the Menya Musashi Niku Niku Do counter when visiting.
Menya Musashi Add-Ons and Toppings 2026
Menya Musashi offers several Japanese ramen toppings and add-ons documented in review sources.
Common Toppings:
- Aburi Duck (torched duck slices)
- Kakuni (braised pork belly)
- Chashu (sliced pork)
- Flavoured Egg (ajitama)
- Bamboo Shoots (menma)
- Shredded Crab Meat
- Prawn, Scallop, Squid (Seafood Ramen set)
Noodle Options: Thin cut and thick cut noodles are both available. Tsukemen comes with complimentary noodle upsize.
Specific add-on and topping prices (per-topping surcharge, kaedama noodle refill cost) are not published on menyamusashi.com.sg or in the review sources accessed for this guide. Verify at the Bugis Junction outlet counter.
Menya Musashi Beverages Prices 2026
Menya Musashi Singapore stocks standard Japanese ramen drinks including hot and cold green tea, soft drinks and Japanese beer.
Specific beverage prices are not published on menyamusashi.com.sg or in any third-party review source accessed for this guide. The outlet typically carries Coca-Cola, Coke Zero, Sprite, hot or cold Oolong Tea, Green Tea and Japanese beer (Asahi or Kirin). Verify at the Menya Musashi Niku Niku Do Bugis Junction counter for the current 2026 drinks list.
Menya Musashi Opening Hours Singapore 2026
The currently operating Menya Musashi Niku Niku Do outlet at Bugis Junction runs on these hours (confirmed from Singmalls directory).
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 11am to 10pm |
| Tuesday | 11am to 9:30pm |
| Wednesday to Friday | 11am to 10pm |
| Saturday and Sunday | 11:30am to 10pm |
Last order is typically 30 minutes before closing. Hours may extend during Chinese New Year eve and major public holidays.
Menya Musashi Deals and Promotions Singapore 2026
Menya Musashi does not advertise standing dine-in deals on its official menyamusashi.com.sg website or Facebook page.
Historical opening-period specials have included the Tsukemen Opening Special at $13.90 (down from $14.90) and limited-edition launches like the Chawanmushi Ramen at $14.90 (originally Raffles City exclusive) and Crab Flake Ramen at $18.90. These were time-limited specials that may not be running in 2026.
Follow @menyamusashisg on Facebook (facebook.com/menyamusashisg) for current seasonal promotions, limited-edition ramen launches and Niku Niku Do meat-focused specials. Student and group discounts are not currently advertised in 2026.
Menya Musashi Delivery Singapore 2026
Menya Musashi delivers through foodpanda, GrabFood and Deliveroo at the Bugis Junction Niku Niku Do outlet.
Tonkotsu broth and crispy fried toppings are best eaten fresh at the outlet. Delivery platforms typically add roughly 20 to 30 percent on top of dine-in pricing (industry standard), with minimum orders of $15 to $20 depending on outlet and delivery fees from $3.99 within 3 km.
Specific per-dish delivery markup for Menya Musashi is not published; compare against the source-confirmed dine-in prices (Buta Kakuni Ramen $14.90, Chashu Ramen $12.90, Tsukemen $14.90, Gyoza $5.90) when ordering through delivery apps.
Payment Methods at Menya Musashi Singapore 2026
Menya Musashi Niku Niku Do at Bugis Junction accepts cash, NETS, PayNow, PayLah, GrabPay and all major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express).
Contactless payment via Apple Pay and Google Pay is supported at the outlet. Prices are subject to prevailing GST and service charge.
Menya Musashi Outlets Singapore 2026
Menya Musashi currently operates one Singapore outlet (Menya Musashi Niku Niku Do at Bugis Junction) following a chain-wide consolidation. Several previous outlets are now closed.
| Outlet | Address | Phone | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Menya Musashi Niku Niku Do (Bugis Junction) | 200 Victoria Street, #B1-07, Bugis Junction, Singapore 188021 | 6884 6454 | Currently Open (2026) |
| Menya Musashi Kafu (Raffles City) | 252 North Bridge Road | Closed | |
| Menya Musashi (Westgate) | Jurong East | Closed | |
| Menya Musashi (City Hall) | Capitol | Historical outlet | |
| Menya Musashi (Orchard) | Historical outlet | ||
| Menya Musashi (Jurong East) | Historical outlet | ||
| Menya Musashi (Upper Thomson) | Historical outlet | ||
| Menya Musashi (Telok Blangah) | Historical outlet |
Menya Musashi Niku Niku Do at Bugis Junction (nearest MRT: Bugis) is the single currently operating Menya Musashi outlet in Singapore in 2026. The Niku Niku Do concept emphasises meat-forward dishes alongside the signature White, Red and Black ramen.
Is Menya Musashi Halal in Singapore?
No, Menya Musashi is not MUIS halal certified in 2026. The signature tonkotsu broth across the White, Red and Black ramen is pork-based.
Menya Musashi also serves Buta Kakuni (stewed pork belly), Chashu (sliced pork) and pork-based Gyoza. The kitchen does not segregate utensils or cooking equipment to meet MUIS halal standards.
Muslim diners seeking halal Japanese ramen alternatives in Singapore should look at halal-certified concepts such as Mikasa Japanese Dining or Shin Kushiya instead of Menya Musashi.
Vegetarian Options at Menya Musashi Singapore 2026
Menya Musashi is not a vegetarian restaurant and does not offer a dedicated vegetarian ramen in Singapore.
The Tokyo-Ueno style chicken or fish-based broth is lighter than tonkotsu but still non-vegetarian. The Seafood Ramen contains prawns, scallops and squid. No specific plant-based or vegan ramen option is published in Menya Musashi source materials.
Strict vegetarians should look at other halal-friendly Japanese or ramen alternatives in Singapore instead of Menya Musashi.
Allergens and Dietary Information at Menya Musashi 2026
Menya Musashi does not publish a formal allergen list, so diners with allergies should ask the server before ordering.
Common allergens across the Menya Musashi menu include pork (in tonkotsu broth, chashu, buta kakuni, pork gyoza), eggs (ajitama, chawanmushi, gyoza wrappers), wheat (ramen noodles, gyoza wrappers), soy (shoyu, miso), sesame (dressings, Red Ramen chilli oil), shellfish (Seafood Ramen with prawns and scallops, Crab Flake Ramen), and chicken or fish (in Tokyo-Ueno style broth).
All Menya Musashi ramen prices are subject to prevailing GST and service charge. No gluten-free ramen is available, and cross-contamination is likely in the shared tonkotsu kitchen.
About Menya Musashi Singapore
Menya Musashi debuted in Japan in 1996 in Tokyo’s Shinjuku district and is widely credited as a pioneer of Japan’s modern ramen culture. The brand is named after legendary samurai Miyamoto Musashi, famed for his double-sword fighting style.
The chain’s signature innovation is the three-broth menu (White tonkotsu, Red spicy and Black garlic-onion), each slow-simmered from pork bones. The signature noodle textures (thin and thick cut) and premium toppings (aburi duck, kakuni, chashu) have made Menya Musashi one of Tokyo’s most-recognised ramen names.
Menya Musashi expanded to Singapore in the early 2010s, running multiple outlets at Raffles City (Menya Musashi Kafu), Westgate, Orchard, City Hall, Jurong East, Upper Thomson and Telok Blangah over the years. As of 2026, Menya Musashi Niku Niku Do at Bugis Junction is the sole currently operating Menya Musashi outlet in Singapore. The brand’s official website is menyamusashi.com.sg and Facebook page is facebook.com/menyamusashisg.
Menya Musashi vs Ippudo vs Ramen Keisuke Comparison 2026
Singapore has three major Tokyo-born Japanese ramen chains, often compared on broth style, signature dish and outlet count.
| Feature | Menya Musashi | Ippudo | Ramen Keisuke |
|---|---|---|---|
| Founded in Japan | 1996 (Tokyo Shinjuku) | 1985 (Hakata, Fukuoka) | Keisuke Takeda, Hiroshima 1969 |
| Signature Ramen | Buta Kakuni (W/R/B) $14.90 | Shiromaru Motoaji $16.35 | Tonkotsu Ramen $14.90 (Capitol) |
| Broth Variations | 3 (White, Red, Black) + Tokyo-Ueno + Triple | 1 (Hakata Tonkotsu) + modern Akamaru | Varies by concept (Tonkotsu, Chicken, Chashu, Jiro) |
| Outlets in SG | 1 (Niku Niku Do, Bugis Junction) | 13+ | 15 (themed concepts) |
| Famous For | Three-broth menu, Niku Niku Do meat concept | Pork Bun, Kaedama | Themed single-specialty outlets |
| Halal | No | No | No |
Menya Musashi is the three-broth specialist (White, Red, Black) with the Niku Niku Do meat-forward concept at Bugis Junction. Ippudo is the Hakata tonkotsu benchmark. Ramen Keisuke runs themed concepts where each outlet focuses on one specialty.
Tips for First-Timers at Menya Musashi Singapore 2026
First-time diners at Menya Musashi should order the Buta Kakuni Ramen at $14.90 (White broth) to understand the signature Tokyo tonkotsu base. The Red broth is spicy-miso and the Black broth is garlic-onion.
Add Gyoza (5 pcs) at $5.90 for the classic ramen-plus-gyoza combo under $21. For adventurous diners, try the Tsukemen at $14.90 (dipping ramen with free noodle upsize). The Chawanmushi Ramen at $14.90 (topped with steamed egg custard, char siu and crab) was a Raffles City exclusive; check availability at Bugis Junction.
Choose thick-cut noodles for the Red Ramen (holds the spicy miso better) and thin-cut for the White Ramen (classic Hakata style). Avoid peak lunch (12pm to 1:30pm) at Bugis Junction, when CBD diners queue past 15 to 20 minutes. The Menya Musashi Niku Niku Do outlet is at 200 Victoria Street, #B1-07, with the Bugis MRT as the nearest station.
Menya Musashi Singapore FAQ 2026
How much is Menya Musashi ramen in Singapore?
Menya Musashi ramen in Singapore ranges from Chashu Ramen at $12.90 to Crab Flake Ramen at $18.90 (prices from source reviews). The signature Buta Kakuni Ramen (White, Red or Black broth) is $14.90, and Tsukemen is $14.90.
Is Menya Musashi halal in Singapore?
No. Menya Musashi is not MUIS halal certified. The tonkotsu broth is pork-based across White, Red and Black ramen.
Where is Menya Musashi located in Singapore?
Menya Musashi currently operates one outlet in Singapore: Menya Musashi Niku Niku Do at 200 Victoria Street, #B1-07, Bugis Junction, Singapore 188021. Phone 6884 6454. Nearest MRT: Bugis.
What are Menya Musashi opening hours?
Menya Musashi Niku Niku Do at Bugis Junction opens Monday 11am to 10pm, Tuesday 11am to 9:30pm, Wednesday to Friday 11am to 10pm, and Saturday to Sunday 11:30am to 10pm.
What is the signature dish at Menya Musashi?
The signature is the Buta Kakuni Ramen at $14.90, available in three broths: White (classic tonkotsu), Red (spicy) and Black (garlic and onion). The Tsukemen at $14.90 is also a Menya Musashi signature.
What is the cheapest Menya Musashi bowl?
Chashu Ramen at $12.90 is the cheapest confirmed Menya Musashi ramen bowl from the source reviews. Gyoza (5 pcs) at $5.90 is the cheapest side.
Does Menya Musashi do delivery in Singapore?
Yes. Menya Musashi delivers via foodpanda, GrabFood and Deliveroo at the Bugis Junction outlet. Delivery prices are typically 20 to 30 percent higher than dine-in.
What is the difference between White, Red and Black ramen?
Menya Musashi White is the classic Hakata-style tonkotsu. Red is spicy with chilli and miso. Black is infused with garlic and onion with roasted garlic oil. All three are priced the same at $14.90 for the Buta Kakuni variant.
Can I pay by PayNow at Menya Musashi?
Yes. Cash, NETS, PayNow, PayLah, GrabPay, Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Apple Pay and Google Pay are accepted at the Bugis Junction outlet.
Who founded Menya Musashi?
Menya Musashi debuted in Tokyo’s Shinjuku district in 1996. The chain is named after legendary samurai Miyamoto Musashi, famed for his double-sword fighting style.
Is there a service charge at Menya Musashi?
Yes. All Menya Musashi ramen prices are subject to prevailing GST and service charge at the Bugis Junction outlet.
Does Menya Musashi have vegetarian options?
No. Menya Musashi does not offer a dedicated vegetarian ramen. All signature broths are pork, chicken or fish based.
What is Niku Niku Do at Menya Musashi?
Menya Musashi Niku Niku Do (literally Meat Meat Hall) is the current concept at Bugis Junction. It focuses on meat-forward dishes alongside the signature White, Red and Black ramen.
Is Menya Musashi still at Westgate?
No. The Menya Musashi Westgate outlet is closed. The currently operating Menya Musashi in Singapore is Niku Niku Do at Bugis Junction.
Is Menya Musashi still at Raffles City?
No. The Menya Musashi Kafu Raffles City outlet is closed. The limited Chawanmushi Ramen ($14.90) and Crab Flake Ramen ($18.90) that were Raffles City-exclusive specials in 2017 are no longer at that outlet.
What is Tsukemen at Menya Musashi?
Tsukemen at $14.90 is Menya Musashi’s dipping ramen where thick noodles are served chilled alongside a concentrated dipping broth. Tsukemen includes complimentary noodle upsize.
Does Menya Musashi serve Chawanmushi Ramen?
Chawanmushi Ramen at $14.90 (thin noodles topped with steamed egg custard, char siu and crabmeat) was a Raffles City limited-edition in 2017. Current availability at Bugis Junction should be verified at the outlet.
Does Menya Musashi take reservations?
Reservations at Menya Musashi Niku Niku Do Bugis Junction are typically for larger groups via phone (6884 6454). Walk-ins are welcome.
How spicy is the Red Ramen at Menya Musashi?
The Menya Musashi Red Ramen is medium-spicy, built on the White tonkotsu base with chilli and miso paste added. Diners sensitive to spice should order the White or Black variant instead.
Does Menya Musashi accept GrabPay and PayLah?
Yes. GrabPay, PayLah, PayNow, NETS, cash and all major credit cards are accepted at the Bugis Junction outlet.
What time does Menya Musashi close in Singapore?
Menya Musashi Niku Niku Do at Bugis Junction closes 10pm Monday, Wednesday to Sunday, and 9:30pm Tuesday. Last order 30 minutes before closing.
Is Menya Musashi open on Sunday?
Yes. Menya Musashi Niku Niku Do at Bugis Junction opens Sunday 11:30am to 10pm.
Does Menya Musashi serve Seafood Ramen?
Yes. Seafood Ramen at $14.90 (prawns, scallops, squid, bamboo shoots, ajitama) was documented in the 2017 source review. Current availability at the Bugis Junction outlet should be verified.
What broth options does Menya Musashi offer?
Menya Musashi offers five broth options: White (classic tonkotsu), Red (spicy), Black (garlic and onion), Tokyo-Ueno Style (chicken or fish, lighter), and Triple Soup (pork plus chicken plus fish).
Does Menya Musashi have thick or thin noodles?
Both. Menya Musashi offers thin-cut and thick-cut noodle options for every ramen bowl. Thick noodles are recommended for Red Ramen, thin for White Ramen.
What are the must-try dishes at Menya Musashi?
Must-try Menya Musashi dishes are Buta Kakuni Ramen at $14.90 (White, Red or Black), Chashu Ramen at $12.90, Tsukemen at $14.90, Seafood Ramen at $14.90 and Gyoza (5 pcs) at $5.90.
Is Menya Musashi available on foodpanda?
Yes. Menya Musashi Niku Niku Do at Bugis Junction is listed on foodpanda, GrabFood and Deliveroo. Delivery prices are typically 20 to 30 percent higher than dine-in.
Where is the only Menya Musashi outlet in Singapore now?
Menya Musashi Niku Niku Do at 200 Victoria Street, #B1-07, Bugis Junction (nearest MRT Bugis) is the only currently operating Menya Musashi outlet in Singapore in 2026.
Does Menya Musashi serve Kakuni Ramen?
Yes. Buta Kakuni Ramen at $14.90 (stewed pork belly) is the signature Menya Musashi dish, available in White, Red or Black broth.
Why is Menya Musashi famous?
Menya Musashi is famous for pioneering Japan’s three-broth ramen concept (White, Red, Black) from Tokyo Shinjuku in 1996, premium toppings like aburi duck and kakuni, and being named after legendary samurai Miyamoto Musashi.
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