Ramen Keisuke Kids Menu Prices Singapore 2026
There is no separate priced ramen keisuke kids menu singapore list, and that is good news for parents. Children aged 3 to 10 eat free at Ramen Keisuke, with one complimentary kids ramen for every paying adult, from 4 November 2026 onwards at five outlets. For the full menu with every category, see the Ramen Keisuke menu prices hub.
What Is on the Ramen Keisuke Kids Menu in Singapore?
Ramen Keisuke does not publish a standalone kids menu with its own prices. What it does offer is a free kids ramen deal, and that is the whole kids menu in practice. Kids aged 3 to 10 choose between two small bowls, Kids Tonkotsu Ramen or Kids Shoyu Ramen, and the bowl is free with a paying adult. The deal runs at Ramen Dining Keisuke Tokyo at Capitol Singapore and four other outlets, and it is the current kids offer, confirmed on the official Keisuke site and in the 4 November 2026 announcement. For the promos running alongside it, see the Ramen Keisuke promo deals.
The kids bowl is a smaller portion of the same ramen the adults eat, with soft noodles and a mild broth. Tonkotsu is the creamy pork broth the chain is known for, and shoyu is the lighter soy sauce broth, so picky eaters have a gentler option. Both come in a kid-sized bowl that suits a small appetite, and the free-flow boiled eggs and seasoned bean sprouts on every ramen table are there for the kids too.
One honest note: Keisuke has run kids eat free deals before, including a school holiday voucher in June 2024 and an earlier version where two paying adults covered one free kids bowl. The current deal is simpler, one free kids bowl per paying adult, and it started on 4 November 2026. If your child is under 3 or over 10, the free bowl does not apply, so check with the outlet before you go.
| Kids Option | Price | What You Get |
|---|---|---|
| Kids Tonkotsu Ramen | FREE | Small bowl, creamy pork broth, free with a paying adult, ages 3 to 10 |
| Kids Shoyu Ramen | FREE | Small bowl, lighter soy sauce broth, free with a paying adult, ages 3 to 10 |
| Extra Kids Ramen Bowl | Varies | Additional bowls are charged, no paid kids price is published |
| Free-Flow Boiled Eggs | FREE | Unlimited boiled eggs at the table with any ramen order |
| Free-Flow Bean Sprouts | FREE | Seasoned bean sprouts, help yourself at the table |
How Much Does the Kids Ramen Cost?
The kids ramen itself costs nothing, as long as one adult in your party orders and pays for a regular bowl. That is the whole point of the deal, and it makes Ramen Keisuke one of the cheapest family ramen outings in Singapore. The table below puts the free kids bowl next to the adult bowls, so you can see what the family bill looks like.
Adult bowls start from S$11.90++ at the Four Seasons outlet in Bugis and S$12.90++ at Tonkotsu King in Tanjong Pagar, so two adults and two kids under 10 can eat for roughly S$24 to S$26 before GST and service charge. The ++ matters here, since most Keisuke menu prices are quoted before GST and service charge, and the till total runs higher. The sethlui.com figures in the table look tax-inclusive, so treat them as reported totals rather than menu prices.
| Item | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Kids Tonkotsu Ramen | FREE | Ages 3 to 10, one per paying adult, dine-in only |
| Kids Shoyu Ramen | FREE | Ages 3 to 10, one per paying adult, dine-in only |
| Tonkotsu Ramen (Four Seasons) | From S$11.90++ | Cheapest adult bowl, Bugis Village outlet |
| Tonkotsu Ramen (Tanjong Pagar) | S$12.90++ | Tonkotsu King at Orchid Hotel |
| Tonkotsu King Ramen (Paya Lebar) | S$14.90 | As reported by reviewers, Niku King outlet |
| Tonkotsu Ramen Special | S$18.36* | With all toppings, as reported by sethlui.com |
| Red Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen | S$19.44* | Spicy, not for kids, as reported by sethlui.com |
| Gyoza (3 pieces) | S$3.00 | Tonkotsu King Matsuri, Parkway Parade, Sep 2026 |
| Gyoza (6 pieces) | S$6.00 | Pork gyoza, a good sharing side for kids |
* Sethlui.com figures appear to include tax. Other prices are quoted before GST and service charge (++).
What If You Need a Second Kids Bowl?
If you have two kids and one adult, only one kids bowl is free, and the second kids bowl is charged. Keisuke says additional bowls are charged accordingly, but it does not publish the price, so ask at the counter before you order. The simplest fix is to bring two paying adults, since each paying adult covers one free kids bowl, and that keeps the whole kids side of the table free.
Which Outlets Offer Free Kids Ramen?
Five Ramen Keisuke outlets offer the free kids ramen deal, and they cover the city centre, Bugis, Tanjong Pagar and Holland Village. The deal is dine-in only, so it does not apply to takeaway or delivery, and it does not apply at Keisuke outlets outside this list. Check with your outlet before you travel, since participation can change.
| Outlet | Area | Free Kids Ramen |
|---|---|---|
| Ramen Dining Keisuke Tokyo | Capitol Singapore, City Hall | Yes |
| Tonkotsu King Four Seasons | Bugis Village, Rochor Road | Yes |
| Tonkotsu King | Tanjong Pagar, Orchid Hotel | Yes |
| Tonkotsu King | Holland Village, Lor Mambong | Yes |
| Tori King | 100AM, Tras Street, Tanjong Pagar | Yes |
Capitol Singapore is the flagship for this deal and the easiest bet for families, since it has run the free kids ramen offer the longest. The Bugis Four Seasons outlet is the other family favourite, with its seasonal ramen menu and the cheapest adult bowls from S$11.90++. If you are hunting for the closest outlet, see the Ramen Keisuke near me guide.
What Should Kids Order at Ramen Keisuke?
If the free kids bowl is not available at your outlet, or your child is outside the 3 to 10 age range, order a mild adult bowl and share it. The Tonkotsu Ramen is the safest pick, since its creamy pork broth is rich but not spicy, and you can ask for the broth light and the noodles soft. Skip the red and black spicy versions entirely for young kids, since the chilli oil in those bowls is genuinely hot.
Sharing works well at Keisuke because the order sheet lets you customise the bowl. Ask for light soup, soft noodles and less oil, then split the bowl between two small kids, and top it up with a plate of gyoza and the free boiled eggs. The Niboshi ramen and miso tonkotsu ramen are also mild options, though their prices below were last reported in March 2023, so confirm them at the counter.
| Kid-Friendly Pick | Price | Why Kids Like It |
|---|---|---|
| Tonkotsu Ramen | From S$11.90++ | Creamy, mild, not spicy, the safest first bowl |
| Shoyu Ramen | From S$12.90++ | Lighter soy broth, gentler than tonkotsu |
| Niboshi Ramen | From S$13.90* | Dried-fish-stock broth, mild and savoury |
| Miso Tonkotsu Ramen | From S$12.90* | Miso softens the pork broth, kid-friendly |
| Gyoza (6 pieces) | S$6.00 | Pan-fried pork dumplings, easy to share |
| Boiled Eggs and Bean Sprouts | FREE | Free-flow at the table with any ramen order |
* Niboshi and miso tonkotsu prices last reported in March 2023, so confirm at the counter.
How to Make a Regular Bowl Kid-Friendly
Order the broth light, the noodles soft and the oil light on the order sheet, and ask the staff to leave out the spicy toppings. A regular bowl is a big portion for a small child, so one bowl shared between two young kids, plus gyoza and a boiled egg each, is usually plenty. Let the broth cool for a minute before they start, since Keisuke bowls arrive steaming hot.
Ramen Keisuke Kids Menu FAQs
Still deciding what to order for the kids? Here are the answers parents ask most about the Ramen Keisuke kids menu.
Does Ramen Keisuke have a kids menu?
There is no separate priced kids menu. The kids offer is a free kids ramen deal: children aged 3 to 10 get a free small bowl of Kids Tonkotsu Ramen or Kids Shoyu Ramen with each paying adult, from 4 November 2026 onwards at five outlets.
How old does my child need to be for free kids ramen?
Children aged 3 to 10 qualify. Kids under 3 or over 10 don’t get a free bowl, and extra kids bowls beyond one per paying adult are charged.
Which outlets give free kids ramen?
Five outlets: Ramen Dining Keisuke Tokyo at Capitol Singapore, Tonkotsu King Four Seasons at Bugis, Tonkotsu King at Tanjong Pagar, Tonkotsu King at Holland Village, and Tori King at 100AM. The deal is dine-in only.
What flavours can kids choose?
Kids choose between Kids Tonkotsu Ramen, with the creamy pork broth, and Kids Shoyu Ramen, with the lighter soy sauce broth. Both are mild, with no chilli.
Can I get free kids ramen on delivery?
No, the free kids ramen deal is dine-in only at the five participating outlets. It does not apply to takeaway or delivery orders.
Was there ever a paid kids meal at Ramen Keisuke?
Yes, Tori King listed a kids meal at S$7.90 back in 2014, but that price is old and no current paid kids price is published. The current deal is the free kids ramen with a paying adult.