Buga Ramen Menu & Prices: Full Ramen, Bowls & Starters List

Buga Ramen is a Japanese ramen chain founded in Spain with more than 40 restaurants across Spain, Belgium, and Portugal. It is known for its anime-inspired decor, ramen bowls in miso and shoyu broths, spicy mala ramen, mazesoba (brothless noodles), donburi rice bowls, and Japanese starters such as karaage (fried chicken), takoyaki (octopus balls), and gyoza dumplings. The chain is particularly popular for its Ramune soda and Japanese beer selection alongside the food menu.

On the mainland Spain menu (Sevilla, Granada), a standard ramen bowl costs EUR 12.60 to EUR 13.90. Spicy ramen and duck (pato) variants run EUR 13.80-13.90. Starters (karaage, gyoza, takoyaki) range from EUR 4.20 to EUR 5.80. Donburi rice bowls cost EUR 8.80-10.80. Combos (ramen plus a starter) start at EUR 11.60. Mochi and dorayaki desserts are EUR 6.00. An average two-course order (ramen plus starter) runs roughly EUR 17-20 per person. Ibiza and Belgian locations price higher.

Yes. Buga Ramen offers a dedicated vegetarian and vegan section at most locations. Vegetarian ramen includes Ramen Yasai Miso (EUR 12.60), Ramen Yasai Shoyu (EUR 12.60), and Ramen Kimchi (EUR 13.80). The Ramen Mazesoba Vegetal (EUR 13.80) is a plant-based brothless noodle bowl. Vegan starters include Edamame (EUR 4.20), Kimchi (EUR 4.20), Wakame seaweed salad (EUR 4.60), and Gyoza Vegano (EUR 5.20). The Mochi de Frambuesa dessert is listed as vegan-friendly at several locations.

Based on Uber Eats ratings across Sevilla and Granada, the Ramen Teriyaki Chicken Miso (EUR 12.80) consistently ranks as the most-liked bowl, with ratings above 90%. The Ramen Spicy Chicken Katsu (EUR 13.80) and Ramen Spicy Karaage (EUR 13.80) are the best-rated spicy bowls. The Ramen Pato Shoyu (EUR 13.80) -- slow-roasted duck in a soy broth -- is widely praised in reviews as the most distinctive item on the menu.

Mazesoba (also written maze soba or "mixed noodles") is a brothless ramen dish originating from Nagoya, Japan. At Buga Ramen, the Ramen Mazesoba Buga (EUR 13.80) comes as wheat noodles tossed in a concentrated tare sauce with pork chashu, bamboo shoots, spring onion, nori, raw egg yolk, and sesame -- no broth. Diners stir all ingredients together before eating. The Ramen Mazesoba Vegetal (EUR 13.80) is the plant-based version with seasonal vegetables. Mazesoba is richer and more intense than broth-based ramen because the sauce coats every noodle directly.

Buga Ramen has more than 40 restaurants, primarily across Spain in cities including Sevilla, Granada, Malaga, Bilbao, Salamanca, Logrono, Fuengirola, Almeria, Ibiza, Marbella, and Zaragoza. The chain has expanded internationally with locations in Brussels (Belgium), Mons (Belgium), and Carnaxide (Lisbon, Portugal). For exact addresses and hours, see the official Buga Ramen site for your country: bugaramen-brussels.be (Belgium) or bugaramenportugal.pt (Portugal). The global site bugaramen.com was under construction as of June 2026.

Karaage (pronounced "kah-rah-ah-geh") is Japanese-style fried chicken marinated in soy sauce, sake, and ginger before being lightly coated in potato starch and deep-fried. The result is extra-crispy on the outside and juicy inside. At Buga Ramen, Karaage (4 pieces) is EUR 4.80 as a starter; Karaage Spicy (4 pieces) adds a chilli coating for EUR 5.20. Karaage also appears as a ramen topping in the Ramen Spicy Karaage (EUR 13.80) and as a donburi topping in the Karaage Don (EUR 10.80).

Buga Ramen serves three classic Japanese lagers: Asahi, Kirin, and Sapporo, all at EUR 4.50 for a 330 ml bottle. These three brands represent the traditional big-three Japanese breweries and are the standard beer pairings with ramen in Japan. The chain also serves Ramune -- the iconic Japanese marble-top soda (EUR 4.50) -- which is especially popular with younger diners and anime fans.

Buga Ramen Brussels and some other locations explicitly list halal options on their menus. However, halal certification varies by location and the restaurant's standard menu includes pork (chashu, gyoza, ramen broth). Customers with halal dietary requirements should confirm directly with their specific Buga Ramen location before ordering, as kitchen practices and certification status differ between restaurants.