Bamiyan — calories & nutrition

Official dataFamily Restaurants140 itemsLast verified 2026-10-22Source: official site
PublishedCaloriesSalt
Not publishedProteinFatCarbs
Bamiyan does not publish protein, fat and carbs. tabecal never fills gaps with estimates, so these are left blank.
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All 140 items by name

Bamiyan at a glance

Average meal
920kcal
excl. sides, drinks & desserts
Lightest meal
438kcal
コク旨!白い麻婆豆腐~海老・クワイ・山芋入り~
Meals under 500 kcal
18
of 92 meals
Within genre
#46 lightest
of 50 chains in Family Restaurants
Half a day of salt
45%
3.75 g or more in one item
PFC breakdown
not disclosed
calories only, officially

By the numbers

Items140
Average666kcal
Median580kcal
Range5–2,639kcal
Avg salt3.9g

A family-restaurant take on Chinese food. The genre stacks up oil and salt quickly, but per-item calorie and salt figures make the trade-offs — dropping one dim sum, taking noodles solo — easy to judge.

Bamiyan publishes nutrition information for 140 menu items, and we list all of it here. It sits on the more substantial side of its genre.

At the extremes, “コク旨!白い麻婆豆腐~海老・クワイ・山芋入り~” is the lightest meal at 438 kcal, while “厚切り焼豚のバミ郎そば【マシ盛】ごはん” tops the menu at 2,639 kcal. The 2,201 kcal spread means your choice matters a great deal here.

Plan on adjusting portions if you want to keep the meal light.

Some single items carry over half the Japanese daily salt target (7.5 g for adult men). Leaving the soup or skipping table condiments is the easiest way to bring that down.

The official disclosure is essentially calories only; protein and other breakdowns are not published, so we list only what is disclosed.

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Written by Okazaemon (runs tabecal)

Late twenties, works in sales. Lost 18 kg over three years while still eating out, by sticking to one rule: 20 g+ protein and 10 g or less fat per meal. Checks every chain’s officially published nutrition data daily. Not a nutrition professional — please consult a doctor or registered dietitian for medical decisions.

Where this data comes from

Source: Bamiyan official website (www.skylark.co.jp). Figures on this page are based on the nutrition information Bamiyan publishes; no estimates are used. We review what we list every day — last verified on 2026-10-22.