Sukesan Udon will expand its popular Botamochi Soft and two new udon dishes to nearly all of its stores across Japan from September 17, 2026. The rollout brings the chain’s seasonal menu to every Sukesan Udon location except the LaLaport TOKYO-BAY store.
The autumn lineup combines familiar Sukesan specialties with new textures and serving styles. The Botamochi Soft pairs rich soft-serve ice cream with the chain’s signature botamochi, while the two udon dishes are served with their fried toppings separately so diners can enjoy them crisp or dipped in broth.
Botamochi Soft costs ¥317 (tax included), or ¥229 (tax included) for the mini size. Croquette Udon is ¥634 (tax included), and Jumbo Vegetable Kakiage Udon is ¥690 (tax included). Soba or thin noodles cost an additional ¥50 (tax included) or more, depending on the item and store.
About Sukesan Udon’s Autumn Menu
Botamochi Soft
Sukesan Udon’s Botamochi Soft combines rich soft-serve ice cream with its signature botamochi. The regular size costs ¥317 (tax included), while the mini version costs ¥229 (tax included).
Croquette Udon
Croquette Udon is served with a large croquette on a separate plate, allowing it to stay crisp before being added to the broth. The dish costs ¥634 (tax included).
Jumbo Vegetable Kakiage Udon
This udon features a large fried topping made with onion, carrot, and pumpkin. It costs ¥690 (tax included) and can also be ordered with soba.
Meat and Burdock Tempura Udon
Meat and Burdock Tempura Udon is one of Sukesan Udon’s signature dishes, showcasing the hearty combination of meat and burdock that is closely associated with the chain.
Food Education Activities
Sukesan Udon holds food education classes for children at kindergartens and preschools, mainly in Fukuoka, to share the importance of eating well.
Sukesan Udon Food Truck
The Sukesan Udon food truck brings the Kitakyushu-born chain’s udon experience to community events and other locations beyond its restaurants.
Sukesan Udon is a Kitakyushu-born chain known for handmade dashi prepared several times a day at each restaurant. Its best-selling botamochi and second-ranked soft-serve ice cream are combined in the Botamochi Soft, while the savory dishes highlight large fried toppings alongside the chain’s noodles and broth.
Highlights
- Botamochi Soft combines Sukesan’s top-selling botamochi with its second-best-selling soft-serve ice cream and costs ¥317 (tax included).
- Mini Botamochi Soft is available for ¥229 (tax included), with mini botamochi and kuromitsu served separately.
- Croquette Udon costs ¥634 (tax included) and includes a large croquette served on a separate plate.
- Jumbo Vegetable Kakiage Udon costs ¥690 (tax included) and features onion, carrot, and pumpkin in the fried topping.
- Soba or thin noodles can be requested at participating stores for an additional ¥50 (tax included) or more.
- The rollout covers more than 100 Sukesan Udon stores, excluding the LaLaport TOKYO-BAY location.
Menu & Availability Details
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Sukesan Udon autumn menu |
| Menu / items | Botamochi Soft; Mini Botamochi Soft; Croquette Udon; Jumbo Vegetable Kakiage Udon |
| Release date | September 17, 2026 |
| Period | From September 17, 2026; no end date specified |
| Location | Sukesan Udon stores across Japan, except LaLaport TOKYO-BAY |
| Stores | Sukesan Udon stores in Japan; LaLaport TOKYO-BAY is excluded |
| Price | Botamochi Soft: ¥317 (tax included); Mini Botamochi Soft: ¥229 (tax included); Croquette Udon: ¥634 (tax included); Jumbo Vegetable Kakiage Udon: ¥690 (tax included); soba or thin noodle change: additional ¥50 (tax included) or more |
| Official website | Sukesan Udon official website |
Before you buy
- When can I buy Botamochi Soft?
- It will be available from September 17, 2026, at Sukesan Udon stores across Japan except LaLaport TOKYO-BAY.
- How much is Botamochi Soft?
- The regular size costs ¥317 (tax included), while the mini size costs ¥229 (tax included).
- Can I change the udon to soba or thin noodles?
- Croquette Udon and Jumbo Vegetable Kakiage Udon can be changed to soba. Thin noodles are available at stores in the Kyushu, Chugoku, and Kansai areas for an additional ¥50 (tax included) or more.
