Krapow! Menu: Your Guide to Prices and Best Dishes
This casual Thai spot packs a flavor punch.
(SPOT.ph) The bold flavors of Thailand meet the fast-paced and vibrant vibes of Metro Manila in Krapow! This fun and laidback resto started as a cloud-kitchen concept in Poblacion, Makati during the COVID-19 lockdowns and now boasts three branches in their homebase, BGC, and the SM Mall of Asia. And with no-frills, high-quality takes on everyone’s fave Thai food – from noodles to rice to spicy, tangy broth, not to mention perfectly grilled meats – it’s obvious there’s no going back for Krapow!
Krapow! Menu and Price Guide
Please note that prices and items may change without prior notice or vary depending on each branch’s location.
Salads
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Laab Moo Woonsen Spicy Glass Noodle Pork Salad |
₱390 |
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Som Tam Thai Thai Green Papaya Salad |
₱190 |
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Yum Som-O Pomelo Salad |
₱275 |
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Nam Tok Kor Moo Yang Spicy Grilled Pork Jowl Salad |
₱345 |
Soups & Noodles
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Khao Soi Neua Changmai Curry Noodle with Beef |
₱495 |
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Tom Kha Gai Coconut Galangal Chicken Soup |
₱450 |
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Tom Yum Goong Nam Sai Clear Spicy Thai Soup with Prawns |
₱510 |
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Tom Yum Hed Clear Spicy Hot and Sour Soup with Mushrooms |
₱445 |
Wok-Fried Noodles
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Pad See Ew Gai Wok-Fried Noodles with Chicken and Chinese Kale |
₱495 |
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Pad Thai Gai Chicken Pad Thai |
₱450 |
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Pad Kee Mao Goong Hot & Spicy Prawn Drunken Noodle |
₱510 |
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Kway Teow Kua Gai Thai Toasted Noodles with Chicken |
₱445 |
Fried Rice
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Khao Pad Tom Yum Goong Tom Yum Fried Rice with Shrimp |
₱410 |
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Khao Pad Goong Thai Fried Rice with Shrimp |
₱405 |
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Khao Pad Gai Chicken Fried Rice |
₱310 |
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Khao Pad Moo Krob Crispy Pork Belly Fried Rice |
₱395 |
Vegetables
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Pad See Ew Gai Wok-Fried Noodles with Chicken and Chinese Kale |
₱495 |
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Pad Thai Gai Chicken Pad Thai |
₱450 |
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Pad Kee Mao Goong Hot & Spicy Prawn Drunken Noodle |
₱510 |
One Dish Meals
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Pad Krapow Gai Spicy Holy Basil Stir-Fry with Chicken |
₱305 |
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Pad Krapow Moo Sub Spicy Holy Basil Stir-Fry with Minced Pork |
₱325 |
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Pad Krapow Moo Krob Spicy Holy Basil Stir-Fry with Crispy Pork |
₱415 |
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Pad Krapow Neua Spicy Holy Basil Stir-Fry with Minced Beef (USDA) |
₱385 |
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Gai Pad Prik King Red Curry Chicken Stir Fry |
₱345 |
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Pad Pak Boong Moo Krob Morning Glory Stir Fry with Crispy Pork Belly |
₱430 |
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Gai Pad Med Mamuang Himapan Thai Cashew Chicken |
₱395 |
Curries
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Gaeng Keow Wan Neua Green Curry Beef |
₱435 |
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Gaeng Massaman Neua Beef Massaman Curry |
₱425 |
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Gaeng Panang Neua Beef Panang Curry |
₱425 |
Fried Chicken
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Khao Mun Gai Tod Crispy Chicken on Hainanese Rice |
₱495 |
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Gai Tod Hat Yai Thai Fried Chicken Hat Yai Style |
₱450 |
Grilled Pork
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Sai Oua Northern Thai Sausage |
₱425 |
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Moo Ping Thai Pork Skewers |
₱395 |
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Kor Moo Yang Thai Grilled Pork Jowl |
₱395 |
Sharing
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Pad Krapow Gai Spicy Holy Basil Stir-Fry with Chicken |
₱395 |
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Pad Krapow Moo Sub Spicy Holy Basil Stir-Fry with Minced Pork |
₱405 |
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Pad Krapow Moo Krob Spicy Holy Basil Stir-Fry with Crispy Pork |
₱550 |
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Pad Krapow Neua Spicy Holy Basil Stir-Fry with Minced Beef (USDA) |
₱505 |
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Gai Pad Prik King Red Curry Chicken Stir Fry |
₱485 |
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Gai Pad Med Mamuang Himapan Thai Cashew Chicken |
₱505 |
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Gai Tod Hat Yai Thai Fried Chicken Hat Yai Style (4 pieces thigh & leg) |
₱695 |
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Gaeng Keow Wan Neua Green Curry Beef |
₱630 |
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Gaeng Massaman Neua Beef Massaman Curry |
₱625 |
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Gaeng Panang Neua Beef Panang Curry |
₱585 |
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Tofu Pad Med Mamuang Himapan Cashew Tofu |
₱475 |
Extras
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Crispy Fried Egg |
₱55 |
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Thai Sticky Rice |
₱105 |
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Steamed Rice |
₱60 |
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Thai Crispy Omelet |
₱245 |
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Thai Crispy Omelet with Pork |
₱295 |
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Thai Crispy Omelet with Shrimp |
₱310 |
Dessert
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Khao Niew Mamuang Mango Sticky Rice |
₱395 |
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Roti Mamuang Roti Mango with Nutella |
₱310 |
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Roti Gluay Roti Banana with Nutella |
₱290 |
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Roti Kai Cheese Roti Egg and Cheese |
₱205 |
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Aitim Gati Young Coconut Ice Cream (Seasonal) |
₱245 |
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Aitim Cha Yen Thai Tea Ice Cream |
₱295 |
Drinks
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Cha Yen Thai Iced Milk Tea |
₱165 |
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Cha Manao Thai Iced Lime Tea |
₱160 |
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Mamuang Pan Mango Smoothie |
₱165 |
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Taeng Mo Pan Watermelon Smoothie |
₱165 |
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Coke, Coke Zero, Sprite, Royal |
₱90 |
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Singha, Chang |
₱180 |
Bar Chow
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Pokpok Vietnamese Fish Sauce Chicken Wings |
₱395 |
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Lab Moo Tod Crispy Laab Pork Meatball |
₱340 |
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Tua Tod Samun Prai Thai Spicy Lime Leaf Beef Nuts |
₱165 |
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Moo Tod Nam Pla Thai Deep Fried Pork |
₱380 |
Cocktails
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BK’s Highball Japanese Whisky, soda water, kaffir |
₱320 |
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Mao Laew! Dark rum, Thai limes, ginger beer |
₱360 |
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Black Russian Vodka, Kahlua |
₱360 |
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White Russian Vodka, Kahlua, cream |
₱360 |
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Jack & Coke Jack Daniel’s, Coke, Thai limes |
₱300 |
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Bees Knees Gin, lemon, honey |
₱360 |
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Gin & Tonic Gin, lime |
₱300 |
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Negroni Campari, Vermouth, gin |
₱360 |
Krapow! Best Sellers
Pad See Ew Gai
We know, we know—what do you mean pass over the pad thai? While Krapow!’s Pad Thai is nothing to scoff at, it’s time to give other Thai noodle dishes a chance—especially when it’s as good as their Pad See Ew Gai (P495). Unlike pad thai, which leans on a tangy, nutty-sweet profile, pad see ew goes for a deeper, more savory flavor with its rich soy-based sauce. Wide rice noodles soak up all that umami goodness, while tender chicken slices and crisp Chinese greens add the perfect balance of texture. One bite, and you just might find yourself a new favorite.
Khao Mun Gai Tod
You’ve heard of Hainanese chicken rice, but have you tried Krapow’s Khao Mun Gai Tod (P495)? This dish takes the same fragrant, chicken-infused rice you love and tops it with perfectly crispy, golden-fried chicken. The real magic, though, is in the sauce—bold, spicy, and slightly sweet, they let you customize each bite to your liking. Pair it all together, and you get a satisfying mix of crunch, tenderness, and rich, savory flavors.
Pad Krapow Gai
Pinoys love their silog meals, and the Thai know perfectly well the magic of pairing rice and meat with a fried egg too. Krapow’s Pad Krapow Gai (P495) is proof of this unbeatable equation. Relevant sidenote: Krapow is the name for the popular holy basil herb that features strongly in Thai dishes, including this one. One bite from this plate—with minced chicken wok-tossed with Thai holy basil, garlic, and chili, steaming jasmine rice, all crowned by an egg with crisp edges and a runny yolk—and you’ll understand why the restaurant carries the name of this all-amazing herb.
Krapow! Tips
In Poblacion? Give the Drinks a Try Too
What’s better than a tasty and satisfying meal? Pairing it with a little drink treat. Their homebase in Poblacion matches the laid back, party vibes of the neighborhood, making it the perfect place to match your piping hot stir-fry with an ice cold drink. They’ve got a pretty varied cocktail list, and if you’re not into alcohol, you can never say no to Thai milk tea.
Make Use of the Different Portion Sizes
Dining solo? Choose a staple dish from their one-dish meals set. With a group? Go for their sharing-size portions. Really, really hungry? Go for their sharing-size portions, too. Krapow’s menu gives you a few more possibilities when it comes to serving sizes so you can mix and match how you see fit; think a few orders of big-sized servings mixed with single-servings so everyone can try more dishes.
Krapow! FAQs
Where are Krapow! branches in the Philippines?
Krapow! now has three branches in Metro Manila. The first is in Poblacion, with sister branches at BGC and MOA. Visit their Instagram page for the full details.
https://www.instagram.com/krapow.mnl/
What are Krapow! store hours?
All branches are open daily. The Poblacion one is open 11 am to 10:30 pm; the BGC one from 11 am to 10:30 pm too; and the MOA one from 10 am to 10 pm. Visit their Instagram page for the full details.
What are Krapow! delivery options?
Krapow! does not have delivery options, but you can order food online for pick up through their Pickup page.
https://krapowmnl.pickup.ph/
Is Krapow! pet-friendly?
Yes, Krapow! allows your furry friends to join you in their alfresco areas.
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