29/10/2026
Love Filipino food? So do we. Thatās why weāve made sure to feature plenty of local classics across our menu, from brunch to dinner to dessert.
For your main meal:
- Pork Sisig: Crispy pork with chili, onion, and bell pepper on a sizzling plate, topped with egg and aioli
- Kare-Kare: A rich peanut sauce with crispy pork belly and steamed veggies
- Halang Halang: Local vegetables cooked in ginger, garlic, and coconut milk, with or without chicken
- Lechon Kawali: Crispy fried pork belly with rice, spicy vinegar, and soy dipping sauce
- Chicken Adobo: Tender chicken thighs in a soy-vinegar sauce with vegetables and potato
- Cansi: A traditional soup-stew with tender beef, jackfruit, and batwan (a local sour fruit)
Saving room for dessert? Try one of these:
- Mango Float: A Filipino classic with layers of fresh mango, graham crackers, and whipped cream.
- Champorado: Our homemade sticky chocolate rice pudding made with local cacao and evaporated milk, served with fresh mango.
- Saging Na Minatamis: Chunky bananas cooked in coconut milk and muscovado sugar, served warm with vanilla ice cream.
- Apple Mango Lumpia: Fresh apples and mango with cinnamon wrapped up and fried until crispy.
And for brunch:
- Beef Tapa: Tender marinated beef strips with caramelized onions, served with garlic rice, atchara, and two eggs
- Chorizo: Local style loose pork chorizo packed with flavor and served with garlic rice, atchara, and two eggs
- Tortang Talong: A whole eggplant cooked with veggies and enclosed in an omelette, served with garlic rice
Whether youāre a lifelong fan of Filipino cuisine or trying it for the first time, thereās plenty to explore.