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Ramen in Bugis: 9 Best Spots (2026)

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Most of the ramen in Bugis is in the malls and shophouses around Bugis MRT: Bugis+ has Ramen Champion's multi-brand hall and Marutama Ra-men on Level 4, Bugis Junction has Ajisen and Tokyo Shokudo Bistro, and Tonkotsu King Four Seasons is at Bugis Village. Tonkotsu (pork-bone broth) is the most common style, alongside chicken broth, spicy miso and Mashi no Mashi's wagyu-bone broth at Guoco Midtown on Beach Road. Most bowls cost about $12 to $22 before GST and service charge, while Menya Saku at Sim Lim Square keeps most bowls under $15. For pork-free ramen late at night, The Ramen Stall on North Bridge Road serves chicken and beef ramen until 1am or later.

Last verified: October 2026. Hours and prices can change — we re-check our guides regularly, but do confirm before a special trip.

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Ramen Champion (Bugis+) Multi-brand Japanese ramen hall · $$

A ramen hall with several Japanese ramen brands under one roof. Its official site currently shows brands including Ikkyu, Menya Ryu, Buta God, Taishoken and Don Meijin. It runs a yearly ramen competition to bring in new brands, so the line-up and dishes change over time.

  • Cuisine: Multi-brand Japanese ramen hall
  • Price: $$ · Bowls from around $15.30 (HungryGoWhere, Dec 2023)
  • Must-try: Cheese ramen, Tonkotsu spicy ramen, Stamina ramen
  • Where: 201 Victoria Street, #04-07 Bugis+, Singapore 188067
  • Area: Bugis
  • Nearest MRT: Bugis
  • Hours: Daily 11am-10pm (last order 9:45pm)
  • Halal: No

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Tonkotsu King Four Seasons Tonkotsu ramen · $$

A Ramen Keisuke shop at Bugis Village. It serves four seasonally themed tonkotsu ramen bowls, each with its own oil and toppings, and Divedeals notes free-flow eggs and bean sprouts.

  • Cuisine: Tonkotsu ramen
  • Price: $$ · From around $11.90++ (Divedeals, May 2026)
  • Must-try: Spring (basil and cheese), Summer (chilli and spicy pork), Winter (ginger and pork)
  • Where: 158 Rochor Road, Bugis Village, Singapore 188433
  • Area: Bugis
  • Nearest MRT: Bugis
  • Hours: Mon-Fri 11:30am-2:30pm, 5pm-10:30pm; Sat, Sun & PH 11:30am-10pm
  • Halal: No

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Mashi no Mashi Wagyu-broth ramen · $$$

A ramen concept from WAGYUMAFIA founder Hisato Hamada at Guoco Midtown, known for a broth made from wagyu bones rather than pork. The Wagyu Bak Kut Teh is a Singapore-only item.

  • Cuisine: Wagyu-broth ramen
  • Price: $$$ · Ultra Wagyu Ramen $22++; Wagyu Tsukemen and Wagyu Bak Kut Teh $30++ (Eatbook 2024; Best Ramen SG, Jun 2026)
  • Must-try: Ultra Wagyu Ramen, Wagyu Tsukemen, Wagyu Bak Kut Teh
  • Where: 124 Beach Road, #01-04 Guoco Midtown, Singapore 189771
  • Area: Beach Road (Bugis)
  • Nearest MRT: Bugis
  • Halal: No

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Marutama Ra-men (Bugis+) Japanese ramen · $$

The Bugis+ branch of the Marutama chain, known for its chicken-broth ramen. The menu also includes tan-men and the spicy Aka Ramen.

  • Cuisine: Japanese ramen
  • Price: $$ · Marutama Ramen $14.90; Char Siu Marutama Ramen $18.90 (official menu)
  • Must-try: Marutama Ramen, Char Siu Marutama Ramen, Aka Ramen
  • Where: 201 Victoria Street, #04-02 Bugis+, Singapore 188067
  • Area: Bugis
  • Nearest MRT: Bugis
  • Halal: No

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Menya Saku Tonkotsu ramen · $

A ramen shop at Sim Lim Square run by chef Mamoru Kanaya, who previously worked at Ramen Champion brands Buta God and Menya Kokoro. The menu is organised by broth type, and most bowls cost under $15.

  • Cuisine: Tonkotsu ramen
  • Price: $ · Tonkotsu Ramen $11 (Special $15); Black Garlic Tonkotsu $12 (Eatbook, Dec 2025)
  • Must-try: Special Tonkotsu Ramen, Black Garlic Tonkotsu Ramen, Special Saku Ramen
  • Where: 1 Rochor Canal Road, #02-03 Sim Lim Square, Singapore 188504
  • Area: Rochor (Bugis edge)
  • Nearest MRT: Rochor
  • Hours: Tue-Sun 11am-8:30pm (closed Mon)
  • Halal: No

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The Ramen Stall Halal Japanese ramen · $$

A Japanese restaurant on North Bridge Road in Kampong Glam that serves chicken- and beef-based ramen, maki and donburi. It describes its food as halal, Eatbook calls it a halal-certified eatery, and it keeps late hours.

  • Cuisine: Halal Japanese ramen
  • Price: $$ · Ramen from around $13.90++ (Divedeals, May 2026)
  • Must-try: Volcano Ramen, Mala Ramen, Chicken Cha-Shu Ramen
  • Where: 787 North Bridge Road, Singapore 198755
  • Area: Kampong Glam (Bugis)
  • Hours: Sun-Thu 11am-1am; Fri, Sat & eve of PH 11am-2am

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Ajisen x Ton Ton (Bugis Junction) Kumamoto-style tonkotsu ramen · $$

The Bugis Junction ground-floor outlet of the Kumamoto ramen chain, which dates back to 1968 and is known for its pork-bone broth. The unit is now a combined Ajisen Ramen and Tonkatsu Ton Ton outlet, serving ramen alongside katsu and rice sets.

  • Cuisine: Kumamoto-style tonkotsu ramen
  • Price: $$
  • Must-try: Kumamoto ramen with Senmiyu sauce, Tonkotsu ramen
  • Where: 200 Victoria Street, #01-01 Bugis Junction, Singapore 188021
  • Area: Bugis
  • Nearest MRT: Bugis
  • Halal: No

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Tokyo Shokudo Bistro (Bugis Junction) Japanese casual dining with ramen · $$

A Japanese casual dining outlet in the basement of Bugis Junction serving ramen and tendon alongside Japanese-style Western dishes like baked cheese rice. CapitaLand's mall directory describes it as a no pork, no lard concept that is halal-certified, and notes that certification is renewed yearly.

  • Cuisine: Japanese casual dining with ramen
  • Price: $$ · Bundle sets from $44.90 for 2 pax (Daniel Food Diary, Jun 2026); individual ramen prices not confirmed
  • Must-try: Spicy Beef Suki Ramen, Tendon
  • Where: 200 Victoria Street, #B1-07 Bugis Junction, Singapore 188021
  • Area: Bugis
  • Nearest MRT: Bugis
  • Hours: Daily 11:30am-9:30pm (Daniel Food Diary, Jun 2026)

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Ume San 100 Japanese bar with lunch ramen · $$

A hidden umeshu bar at Fortune Centre. Its lunch menu includes a spicy asari clam broth ramen with clams and ajitsuke tamago.

  • Cuisine: Japanese bar with lunch ramen
  • Price: $$ · Angry Asari Soup Ramen $20+; food $12-$28+
  • Must-try: Angry Asari Soup Ramen, Truffle Saikoro Steak
  • Where: 190 Middle Road, #02-07 Fortune Centre, Singapore 188979
  • Area: Middle Road (Bugis)
  • Nearest MRT: Bencoolen
  • Hours: Lunch Mon-Sat 11:30am-2:30pm; Sun 11am-4pm (Eatbook, Apr 2026)
  • Halal: No

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At a glance: compare every spot

Spot Cuisine Price Area Halal
Ramen Champion (Bugis+) Multi-brand Japanese ramen hall $$ Bugis No
Tonkotsu King Four Seasons Tonkotsu ramen $$ Bugis No
Mashi no Mashi Wagyu-broth ramen $$$ Beach Road (Bugis) No
Marutama Ra-men (Bugis+) Japanese ramen $$ Bugis No
Menya Saku Tonkotsu ramen $ Rochor (Bugis edge) No
The Ramen Stall Halal Japanese ramen $$ Kampong Glam (Bugis) —
Ajisen x Ton Ton (Bugis Junction) Kumamoto-style tonkotsu ramen $$ Bugis No
Tokyo Shokudo Bistro (Bugis Junction) Japanese casual dining with ramen $$ Bugis —
Ume San 100 Japanese bar with lunch ramen $$ Middle Road (Bugis) No

Your questions answered

Where is the best area for ramen in Bugis?

Level 4 of Bugis+ has the most ramen in one place, with Ramen Champion's multi-brand hall and Marutama Ra-men. Across the road, Bugis Junction has Ajisen on the ground floor and Tokyo Shokudo Bistro in the basement, and Tonkotsu King Four Seasons is at Bugis Village on Rochor Road. Mashi no Mashi is a short walk east at Guoco Midtown on Beach Road.

How much does a bowl of ramen cost in Bugis?

Most ramen in Bugis costs about $12 to $22 a bowl before GST and service charge. Menya Saku at Sim Lim Square is one of the cheaper options, with tonkotsu ramen from $11, while Mashi no Mashi's wagyu ramen starts at $22++ and its tsukemen is $30++.

Is there halal ramen in Bugis?

The Ramen Stall at 787 North Bridge Road describes its Japanese food as halal, and Eatbook calls it a halal-certified eatery. Tokyo Shokudo Bistro at Bugis Junction is listed by the mall as a no pork, no lard concept that is halal-certified. Most other shops in this guide serve pork-based broth, so confirm any outlet's status in the MUIS halal directory before you go.

Do I need to book ramen in Bugis?

Most Bugis ramen shops, including Ramen Champion and the mall chains, take walk-ins. Queues are longest at weekday lunch and on weekend evenings, so arriving before noon or after 2pm helps.

Which Bugis ramen shop is open late?

The Ramen Stall on North Bridge Road is open until 1am from Sunday to Thursday and until 2am on Fridays, Saturdays and the eve of public holidays. Tonkotsu King Four Seasons serves until 10:30pm on weekdays, and Ramen Champion closes at 10pm. Opening hours change, so check the latest listing before a late visit.

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