Manam Menu: Your Guide to Prices and the Best Dishes

Manam is one of the best spots to go to if you're craving Filipino comfort food. It's become a local favorite as the don't only create Filipino dishes that make you feel like you're at home — they've taken the dishes you grew up with and reinvented them in the most creative ways. Whether you're craving a notstalgic, comforting meal or you're celebrating a special occasion, Manam is a great choice when you're looking for a hearty meal to share with your loved ones.

Manam Menu and Price Guide

Here’s a quick guide to Manam’s menu and prices to help plan your next visit.

Note: An 8.5% service charge is added per meal, and prices may vary by location.

Pang Almusal Classics

Pang Almusal Silogs

* all silogs are served with fried or scrambled egg, tomatoes & onions with a choice of garlic, white, or brown rice (for an additional ₱30)

Pang Merienda Pica-Pica

Pang Merienda Pancit

Paborito Classics

Pang Tanghalian at Hapunan Lupa

Pang Tanghalian at Hapunan Dagat

Pang Tanghalian at Hapunan Sopas

Pang Tanghalian at Hapunan Ensalada at Gulay

Kanin

Pampalamig Shakes & Beverages

Pampalasing Wines & Beers

Kakanin

Minatamis

Samalamig

Manam Favorites and Best Sellers

The options can be overwhelming, we know! Manam has an extensive menu, but don't worry — we've got suggestions on which dishes to try here:

House-made Tapsilog

This is why it's awesome that the House-made Tapsilog (P265) is available all day: the tender, tangy beef tapa, garlic rice, and sunny-side-up egg will satisfy your hankering for a balanced meal as you get protein, carbs, and some veggies if you eat the pickled onions and tomatoes that come with it. Seriously, we love this dish so much that it actually made our list of best tapsilog in Metro Manila!

Crispy Pansit Palabok

Pansit Palabok: good. Crispy Pansit Palabok: even better! Manam puts a fun twist on the classic pansit palabok with their (you guessed it) Crispy Pansit Palabok (starts at P200), which is always served with the deep-fried palabok looking like it's raring to get in your belly. It comes with the usual palabok suspects: seafood and meat toppings, hard-boiled egg, and of course, the pour-it-yourself palabok sauce.

House Crispy Sisig

It's hard to imagine a Filipino restaurant without their own version of sisig, and Manam's take on this Filipino classic is a crispy one. The House Crispy Sisig (starts at P155) is what it says it is: you get crunchy-on-the outside, chewy-but-soft-on-the-inside pork sisig that's topped with chicharon bits and served on a sizzling plate. Our only complaint is that we do have to be patient lest we risk burning our mouths on the sizzling-hot sisig, but honestly... it's worth the risk.

Sinigang na Beef Short Rib & Watermelon

Manam’s Sinigang na Beef Short Rib & Watermenlon (starts at P255) is a must-try for those who are feeling adventurous about their sinigang craving, or just plainly love sinigang. The traditional sourness of sinigang is perfectly balanced with the sweetness of watermelon, which makes for a refreshingly hearty dish. And make no mistake — the beef ribs all but melt in your mouth!

Butterflied Pla Pla with Buro and Mustasa

The Butterflied Pla Pla with Buro & Mustasa (starts at P255) looks simple, but therein lies its best quality: it's deep-fried but not oily, and you'll find that the pla pla is still juicy once you break through the crispy exterior. It's served with mustard greens and buro or fermented rice, which pair beautifully with the mildly seasoned fish.

Ensaladang Namnam

Fresh and tangy, the Ensaladang Namnam (starts at P130) can be a delicious appetizer or a refreshing palate cleanser, depending on when you eat it. It kind of doesn't matter, though, because the the sweet-sour green mangoes, fresh onion and tomato, and the tiny bursts of pomelo makes for a vibrant, flavor-filled bite that balances out the heavier flavors of the other Manam entrees.

Ube Champorado

The Ube Champorado (P155) is a very Filipino twist on an already Filipino classic. Instead of chocolate, you'll find that ube is the star of this dish, lending its beautiful purple color and earthy flavor to the rice porridge. It's great as a snack or even as a dessert, if you want something creamy but not too sweet to end your meal.

Manam Tips and Tricks

True to its Filipino roots, dining at Manam is best done with a group — and we've put together some tips for your next trip to this beloved Filipino restaurant.

Be as adventurous as Manam's dishes

Manam doesn't just serve up Filipino fare — their menu stands out because they put their own flair to the classics. The bestsellers we mentioned are a good start: they're based off the familiar Filipino dishes you love, but Manam always adds an unexpected but definitely delicious spin!

You'll definitely want rice

Sure, the best way to let the flavors of Manam's dishes shine is to order the white (starts at P55) or brown rice (starts at P75), but you can always match up your ulam with the tinapa rice or bagoong rice (both start at P98) for that extra oomph in your bite! If you're in a group, you can order the medium serving of each as — trust us — you'll want extra rice.

Bring the whole family or barkada

Manam’s portions are generous, and sharing allows you to try more dishes without feeling like you're cheating on your diet. Manam is best enjoyed family-style, where everyone can dig into multiple dishes and bond over the exciting yet homey Filipino food. 

Manam FAQs

Where are Manam branches in the Philippines?

Manam has multiple branches across Metro Manila, including locations in Makati, Bonifacio Global City (BGC), Quezon City, Pasay, and more. Their flagship store at Ayala Triangle Gardens in Makati stands out for offering exclusive menu items and the option to make reservations. You can check out all the Manam branches here.

What are Manam delivery options?

Manam offers delivery services through various platforms, including their in-house service via the MomentFood website. Additionally, they are available on popular food delivery apps like GrabFood and FoodPanda, allowing you to enjoy their dishes from the comfort of your home.

What are Manam's store hours?

Store hours generally vary by location, but most branches operate from around 8:30 AM to 10:00 PM on weekdays, with extended hours until 11:00 PM on weekends. It’s best to check with the specific branch for the most accurate timings. 

Does Manam take reservations?

Only the Manam flagship store at Ayala Triangle Garden, Makati, takes reservations as standard practice. You can make your reservation at the Manam Ayala Triangle Garden branch here.

Other Manam branches are walk-in only. However, depending on availability, some Manam branches may accept reservations — but only during weekdays — simply give them a call and ask. You can check out the contact numbers of the branch you're interested in here.   

Manam Contact Details

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