Bone Daddies and Bloody pair Breakfast Ramen with Japanese-style Bloody Mary

London ramen chain Bone Daddies has partnered with canned cocktail brand Bloody to pair its Breakfast Ramen with a Japanese-inspired Bloody Mary. The pairing, which the two brands are promoting as a hangover cure, will be available at all eight of Bone Daddies’s London restaurants and via Deliveroo until mid-December.

The Breakfast Ramen was first introduced in 2025 and has since returned to the menu across the group, as a full English gatecrashing a ramen bar. The dish combines fry-up staples of sausage, tomato and hash browns with noodles, an HP tonkatsu sauce and a half soy egg. The Bloody Mariko is Bloody’s Japanese take on the traditional Bloody Mary.

Both items are available all day. In restaurants, the Breakfast Ramen costs £14.50 and the Bloody Mariko costs £9. The drink can be ordered at Bone Daddies’s sites in Soho’s Peter Street and Old Compton Street, Bermondsey, Bond Street, High Street Kensington, Leicester Square, Old Street and Victoria.

For home delivery, a Hair of the Dog bundle is available on Deliveroo for £29.50. It includes a Breakfast Ramen, a side of fried chicken with yuzu kosho mayonnaise and a canned Bloody Mariko.

Fran Astbury, operations director at Bone Daddies, said: “The Bloody Mariko and our Breakfast Ramen are a perfect duo. Both put a new spin on a classic, with Japanese flavours giving the Bloody Mary a different flavour profile and the traditional fry-up getting the ramen treatment. Two classics, Japanese style.”

Bloody was founded in 2018 by friends Will Best and Harry Farnham. Farnham said: “We’ve always been huge fans of Bone Daddies, so we’re Bloody delighted to be working together. Our Bloody Mariko is all about big, bold Japanese-inspired flavours, so pairing it with their legendary breakfast ramen feels like a match made in brunch heaven. Particularly if the night before got a little out of hand.”

The Bloody Mariko will remain on the menu in restaurants and on Deliveroo until mid-December. Bone Daddies regularly runs collaborations with chefs and food brands.

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For further information and reservations, visit Bone Daddies’ website here.