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IKEA's Advance Christmas Gift: A Swedish Buffet of Lechon, Salmon + More

Rates start at P495 for adults—save the dates!

Bea Faicol

by Bea Faicol

Published on Nov 19, 2025

Photo from Facebook/IKEA

(SPOT.ph) If you're planning to drop by IKEA for Christmas gift shopping, some Christmas decor, or to get a head start on decluttering for the New Year, you might as well double down and hit up their Swedish Christmas Buffet after shopping, too. Honestly, even going to Pasay just for the buffet itself is a perfectly valid life choice—we promise not to judge you. Unlimited lechon and salmon (among other things), at a price point that won't break the bank? We say it's worth it.

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IKEA gets into the festive spirit with a Swedish Christmas Buffet

IKEA is throwing its own little holiday party every Friday leading up to Christmas—because why limit the chaos to homeware aisles? Kicking off on November 21 and running every Friday until December 19 (yes, that’s November 21 and 28, plus December 5, 12, and 19), the store is hosting a two-hour Christmas buffet from 7 to 9 p.m.

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And let’s talk about the main event: unlimited lechon. Because what's a Filipino handaan—a Filipino Christmas handaan at that—without it, right? There’s also unlimited salmon for those who like seafood more, or for a meat variety. Expect salads to pair with the lechon and salmon, desserts for a sweet ending, refillable refreshing drinks, and a bunch of extras that'll level up the festive feels.

IKEA's Swedish Christmas Buffet is priced at P595/regular price per head and P295/price per kid 6-12 years old. And if you want a discount, you can get it at P495/head for IKEA Family members. If you're not a member yet, don't worry, you can sign up for free via IKEA Family.

IKEA's Swedish Christmas Buffet is at Level 4 Swedish Restaurant, IKEA Pasay City. For more information, check out IKEA's Facebook page.

Bea Faicol

Bea Faicol runs on questionable amounts of coffee and matcha, and occasionally, a classic G&T.

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