Ramen Kuroda Philippines' Set Meals Menu offers a range of combo meals that pair various main dishes with a choice of ramen. Each set meal includes a serving of crispy pork tonkatsu and fresh fruits. The menu features Shiro ramen, a light and creamy pork-based broth; Kuro ramen, a rich and savory dark broth; and Aka ramen, a spicy red broth.

Other set meal options include Ramen Gyoza Set, which comes with a side of pan-fried dumplings; Ramen Teriyaki Pork Don Set and Ramen Teriyaki Chicken Don Set, both served with a bowl of rice topped with teriyaki-glazed pork or chicken; Ramen Curry Rice Set, featuring Japanese curry with rice; Ramen Gyu Don Set, a bowl of rice topped with savory beef; Ramen Chicken Karaage Set and Ramen Spicy Chicken Karaage Set, both offering deep-fried chicken with varying levels of spiciness; Ramen Tonkatsu Set, which includes a breaded and fried pork cutlet; Ramen Oyako Don Set, a rice bowl with chicken and egg; Ramen Chicken Nanban Set, featuring fried chicken with a sweet and sour nanban sauce; and Ramen Katsu Don Set, a rice bowl topped with a breaded pork cutlet and egg.

All set meals are served with rice and are available for solo dining only. The prices for the set meals range from 360 to 420 pesos.

Ramen Kuroda Philippines' Special Bento Set Menu offers two carefully curated bento box options, perfect for a well-rounded and satisfying meal. Both the Kuroda Basic Bento Set and the Kuroda Bento Healthy Set include a delightful assortment of dishes, such as salmon sashimi, ebi tempura (deep-fried shrimp), chicken teriyaki, and tsukemono (Japanese pickles). Each bento set also comes with a serving of rice and fresh fruits, ensuring a balanced and flavorful dining experience.

In addition to the main components, each Special Bento Set is accompanied by a half-sized portion of ramen, allowing diners to enjoy the best of both worlds—a variety of Japanese dishes and the restaurant's signature ramen.

The Special Bento Sets are available for solo dining only. The price for both the Kuroda Basic Bento Set and the Kuroda Bento Healthy Set is 540 pesos.

Ramen Kuroda Philippines' Rice Dishes Menu features a wide range of Japanese-style rice bowls and sushi rolls. The menu includes Shiro Chahan (fried rice with a light-colored sauce), Kuro Chahan (fried rice with a dark-colored sauce), Aka Chahan (spicy fried rice), Curry Rice (Japanese curry with rice), Katsu Curry (breaded pork cutlet with Japanese curry and rice), Salmon Spicy Roll, California Roll, Salmon Roll, and Teriyaki Pork Roll.

The menu also offers various donburi (rice bowl) options, such as Teriyaki Pork Don (rice topped with teriyaki-glazed pork), Gyu Don (rice topped with savory beef), Teriyaki Chicken Don (rice topped with teriyaki-glazed chicken), Ebi Ten Don (rice topped with tempura shrimp), Katsu Don (rice topped with breaded pork cutlet and egg), Tentoji Don (rice topped with tempura and soft-boiled egg), Oyako Don (rice topped with chicken and egg), Teriyaki Salmon Don (rice topped with teriyaki-glazed salmon), and Chicken Karaage Don (rice topped with deep-fried chicken).

The rice dishes are available for solo dining only. The prices for the rice dishes range from 180 to 340 pesos.

For more rice dishes, explore the menus at Botejyu, Tokyo Tokyo, and Hap Chan.

Ramen Kuroda Philippines' Side Dishes Menu offers a variety of appetizers and small plates to complement their main dishes. The menu includes Gyoza (pan-fried dumplings), Chicken Karaage (deep-fried chicken), Spicy Chicken Karaage (deep-fried chicken with a spicy twist), Kani Salad (crab stick salad), Pork Salad, Salmon Sashimi, Salmon Spicy Salad, Ebi Fry (deep-fried breaded shrimp), Ebi Tempura (deep-fried battered shrimp), Chicken Nanban (fried chicken with a sweet and sour nanban sauce), Tonkatsu (breaded and fried pork cutlet), Teriyaki Chicken, Teriyaki Pork, and Edamame (steamed and salted soybeans).

A standout dish in this menu section is the flour-buttered shrimp served with Kuro Chahan rice, a flavorful fried rice dish. Rice is included with all chicken side dishes. The prices for the side dishes range from 120 to 320 pesos.

If you're looking for side dishes, check out the offerings from Ramen Nagi, Botejyu, and Tokyo Tokyo.

Ramen Kuroda Philippines' Drinks Menu offers a selection of beverages to accompany your meal. The menu includes various soft drinks such as Coke, Coke Zero, Sprite, and Royal. For those looking for fruity and refreshing options, they offer Four Seasons juice, pineapple juice, and iced tea.

The menu also features a range of delightful shakes, including green mango shake, yellow mango shake, watermelon shake, and orange shake, perfect for those with a sweet tooth.

For those who prefer water or a light alcoholic beverage, bottled water and San Miguel Light beer are available. The prices for the beverages range from 50 to 100 pesos.

For a selection of beverages to complement your meal, visit Starbucks, The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, and Coco.

Ramen Kuroda Philippines' Desserts Menu offers a delightful selection of sweet treats to round off your meal. The menu includes two types of onigiri, a Japanese rice ball wrapped in nori (seaweed). The Onigiri - Tanuki features a savory filling, while the Onigiri - Sake contains a sweet salmon filling.

For a truly Filipino dessert experience, the menu offers the iconic Halo-halo, a refreshing and colorful shaved ice dessert. This dessert combines layers of sweetened chickpeas, red and/or white mung beans, candied palm seeds, macapuno (coconut sport) strips, jackfruit, saba bananas in syrup, coconut jellies, tapioca pearls, and sweet potato cubes, all topped with shaved ice. A special variation, Halo-halo (Yellow Mango), includes yellow mangoes for an extra fruity twist.

The desserts are available for solo dining only, and the prices range from 90 to 140 pesos.

If you're in the mood for desserts, explore the menus at Conti's, Mary Grace, and Goldilocks.

Ramen Kuroda Philippines' Ramen Menu section offers a variety of ramen dishes, each prepared with a spicy pork-based broth crafted with a blend of spices. The menu includes Shiro ramen, a light and creamy broth topped with chashu pork, bamboo shoots, and a soft-boiled egg; Kuro ramen, a rich and savory dark broth with chashu pork, mushrooms, and a soft-boiled egg; and Aka ramen, a spicy red broth with chashu pork, bean sprouts, and a soft-boiled egg. Shiro Chashumen, Kuro Chashumen, and Aka Chashumen are variations of these ramens with extra chashu pork slices.

Other unique ramen options include Bari Kara ramen, a very spicy ramen topped with chashu pork, bean sprouts, and a soft-boiled egg; Tan Tan Men, a spicy and nutty sesame-based broth with ground pork, bok choy, and a soft-boiled egg; Aemen, a dry ramen with a concentrated pork-based sauce, chashu pork, bamboo shoots, and a soft-boiled egg; Curry ramen, a pork-based broth infused with Japanese curry, chashu pork, potatoes, and a soft-boiled egg; and Ebi Tsukemen, cold ramen noodles with a separate bowl of rich shrimp-based dipping broth, chashu pork, and a soft-boiled egg.

Customers can customize their ramen with add-ons such as egg, leek, chashu, nori, extra noodles, karashi takana, and rice. Prices for the ramen dishes range from 220 to 290 pesos

If you enjoy Ramen Kuroda's ramen, you might also like the offerings from Ramen Nagi, Botejyu, and Tokyo Tokyo.