Lido Cocina Tsina Philippines Menu Prices 2026

If you’re craving Chinese-Filipino comfort food, this guide covers the latest Lido Cocina Tsina menu prices so you know what to expect before ordering or dining in. Whether you’re planning a family dinner or a bilao feast for a gathering, here’s what’s currently on the menu and what it costs.

Lido Cocina Tsina traces its roots to a small eatery in Binondo that opened in 1936, and it’s grown into one of Metro Manila’s longest-running Chinese-Filipino restaurant chains. The menu blends Cantonese-style cooking with Filipino flavors think asado, pancit, and lumpiang shanghai alongside congee, mami, and siopao and it’s built around a wide selection that works equally well for a quick solo meal or a big family blowout.

Table of Contents

1. Updated Lido Cocina Tsina Menu Prices
2. About Lido Cocina Tsina
3. Popular Items To Try
4. Deals, Promos, and Discounts
5. Price and Value for Money
6. Is Lido Cocina Tsina Worth Trying?
7. Dining Experience and Service
8. Branches, Contact, and Opening Hours
9. Services and Facilities
10. Frequently Asked Questions
11. Conclusion

Updated Lido Cocina Tsina Menu Prices

Prices below reflect Lido’s current delivery menu (E. Rodriguez branch). Solo, Share, and Familia sizes are noted where they apply, and prices can vary slightly by branch or delivery platform.

Pork

Menu Item	Price
Pugon-Roasted Asado (250g)	₱604
Asado in Salt & Pepper	₱617
Asado with Plum Sauce	₱629
Drunken Lechon Macau	₱629
Shantung Pork (Share)	₱531
Spareribs in Salt and Pepper	₱604
Sweet & Sour Pork (Share)	₱580
Lumpiang Shanghai	₱434

Beef

Menu Item	Price
Beef Ampalaya (Share)	₱513
Beef Broccoli (Share)	₱604

Chicken

Menu Item	Price
Buttered Chicken (Share)	₱519
Manchurian Wings (Share)	₱604

Fish

Menu Item	Price
Steamed Fish Fillet with House Soy (Share)	₱482
Braised Fish Fillet with Beancurd	₱507
Sweet and Sour Fish Fillet (Share)	₱482

Shrimp and Squid

Menu Item	Price
Shrimp Balls	₱580
Camaron Rebosado (Share)	₱641
Shrimp Foo-Yong	₱678
Squid in Salt & Pepper (Share)	₱665
House Sichuan Shrimp	₱690

Vegetables

Menu Item	Price
Broccoli Garlic (Share)	₱446
Stir-fried Seasonal Vegetables (Share)	₱482
Braised Tofu and Mushroom in Hot Pot (Share)	₱470
Chopsuey Guisado (Share)	₱470

Pancit Guisado & Noodles

Menu Item	Solo	Share	Familia
Pancit Canton	₱263	₱446	₱1,080
Miki-Bihon	₱263	₱446	₱1,080
Chami Special	₱263	₱446	₱1,080
Bihon Guisado	₱263	₱446	₱1,080

Rice

Menu Item	Solo	Share	Familia
Yangchow Fried Rice	₱190	₱470	₱836
Lido Fried Rice	₱190	₱470	₱836
Lechon Macau Fried Rice	₱190	₱556	₱1,044
Beef Fried Rice	₱190	₱470	₱836
Steamed Rice (per cup)	₱77	—	—

Soup

Menu Item	Solo	Share
Eight Treasure Soup	₱190	₱421
Hot and Sour Soup	₱190	₱470
Hototay Soup	₱251	₱507
Nido Soup	from ₱190	—

Congee

Menu Item	Price
Lido Congee (Asado, Mushroom, Century Egg)	from ₱293
Bola with Century Egg Congee	from ₱232
Chicken Congee	from ₱232
Bola Bola Congee	from ₱232
Fish Congee	from ₱232

Mami and Lomi

Menu Item	Price
Beef Brisket Mami	from ₱275
Chicken Mami	from ₱275
Lomi	from ₱287

Sides and Dimsum

Menu Item	Price
Pork Siomai (4 pcs)	₱190
Chicken Feet	₱177
Crispy Tofu in Salt & Pepper (20–25 pcs)	₱214
Siopao (Asado or Bola-Bola)	₱147
Buchi (5 pcs)	₱214
Cuapao (3 pcs)	₱177

Party Platters (Good for 10–15 pax unless noted)

Menu Item	Price
Pugon-Roasted Asado Party Platter (130–150 slices)	₱3,532
Asado in Salt & Pepper Platter	₱3,532
Spareribs Salt & Pepper Platter	₱3,081
Beef Broccoli Platter	₱3,020
Manchurian Wings Platter	₱2,715
Sweet & Sour Pork Platter	₱2,745
Sweet & Sour Fish Platter	₱2,623
Buttered Chicken Platter	₱2,593
Fried Rice Platter	from ₱1,495
Lumpia Party Platter	₱1,585
Pancit Guisado Party Platter	₱1,341

Bilao Feast Sets (Good for 4–8 pax, includes free 1.5L Coke on select sets)

Menu Item	Good For	Price
Bilao Feast A (Yangchow Fried Rice, Spareribs Salt & Pepper, Lumpiang Shanghai)	6–8 pax	₱2,805
Bilao Feast B (add choice of pancit)	6–8 pax	₱1,951
Bilao Feast C (Pugon-Roasted Asado, Drunken Lechon Macau, Manchurian Wings, Lumpiang Shanghai, choice of pancit)	6–8 pax	₱3,220
Bilao Feast D (Lumpiang Shanghai, Manchurian Wings, choice of pancit)	6–8 pax	₱2,073
Bilao Feast E (Lumpiang Shanghai, Pork Siomai, choice of pancit)	6–8 pax	₱2,073
BLC Feast (Lumpiang Shanghai, Buttered Chicken, choice of pancit)	4–5 pax	₱1,780
Merienda Feast A (Pork Siomai, Fried Dumplings, Lumpiang Shanghai, Minipao Asado)	6–8 pax	₱2,317
Merienda Feast B (Minipao, Siomai, choice of pancit)	6–8 pax	₱2,000

Prices are based on Lido’s E. Rodriguez branch delivery menu and may vary by branch, dine-in versus delivery, or promo period. Some reviewers have noted delivery portions can run smaller than dine-in servings, so it’s worth confirming portion size when ordering online.

About Lido Cocina Tsina

Lido Cocina Tsina began as Panciteria Lido, a modest eatery in Binondo run by a Cantonese chef known simply as Mr. Lido. What started as a noodle shop grew into a citywide chain built around the Pugon-Roasted Asado pork loin cured using a decades-old recipe and roasted over firewood in a brick oven, which remains the restaurant’s signature dish nearly 90 years later.

Today Lido operates numerous branches across Metro Manila, spanning Quezon City, Manila, Pasig, Makati, Las Piñas, Parañaque, and Cavite. The chain has stayed close to its original recipes while expanding its offerings to include congee, mami, siopao, and a range of platter and feast sets designed for group dining and celebrations.

Popular Items To Try

• Pugon-Roasted Asado – Lido’s signature dish, cured pork loin roasted over firewood; it’s the item the restaurant is most known for and worth ordering even if you’re new to the menu.
• Drunken Lechon Macau – Pork belly cured in wine and spices for over 60 hours before frying, giving it a distinct depth that regular lechon macau doesn’t have.
• Lumpiang Shanghai – A straightforward but consistently ordered side, showing up in nearly every party platter and feast set on the menu.
• Yangchow Fried Rice – Egg fried rice with shrimp and pork, one of the most frequently ordered rice dishes based on delivery listings.
• Lido House Brewed Coffee – Brewed using a century-old siphoning method; a distinctive detail that sets Lido apart from typical Chinese-Filipino restaurants.
• Bilao Feast Sets – A practical way to order for a group without piecing together individual dishes, especially useful for family gatherings or office celebrations.

Deals, Promos, and Discounts

Lido runs a recurring “#BetterWithCoke” promo on select feast sets, offering ₱110 off with a promo code on Fridays through Sundays, plus a free 1.5-liter Coke bottle included with qualifying sets. Since delivery promos and platform-specific deals can change, it’s worth checking Lido’s official Facebook page or the foodpanda/Grab listing for your area before ordering.

Price and Value for Money

Lido sits in the mid-range for Chinese-Filipino dining in Metro Manila solo meals like fried rice or noodles run under ₱300, while shareable mains land between ₱450 and ₱700. The party platters and bilao feast sets, priced from roughly ₱1,300 to ₱3,500, are where the real value shows up for groups, since they bundle several dishes at a lower combined cost than ordering everything individually. Some delivery reviews mention smaller-than-expected portions compared to dine-in, so it may be worth confirming serving sizes if you’re ordering for a specific headcount.

Is Lido Cocina Tsina Worth Trying?

Lido earns its long-running reputation mainly through the Pugon-Roasted Asado the brick-oven roasting method genuinely sets it apart from the usual glazed asado you’ll find elsewhere, and it’s the dish most customers mention first. If you’re ordering for a group, the feast sets are the more interesting option to explore since they’re built around combinations regulars actually order together, rather than requiring you to guess at pairings yourself.

Dine-in reviews are generally positive on food quality and taste, but service consistency varies by branch and by how busy the location is a few reviewers have described slow order-taking during peak hours at some locations. Delivery orders draw more mixed feedback, with some customers noting that portion sizes felt smaller than what’s served at the restaurant itself, so if portion size matters to you, dine-in may be the more reliable choice.

Dining Experience and Service

Lido branches are primarily sit-down restaurants, with several locations able to accommodate larger groups and events like birthdays or family gatherings. Delivery and takeout are available through foodpanda and Grab, and Lido also operates its own delivery hotlines by branch. The chain doesn’t run a buffet setup — all dishes are ordered a la carte or through the platter/feast sets.

Branches, Contact, and Opening Hours

Branch	Contact	Location
Commonwealth Avenue, QC	(02) 8922-5436	Block 8, Lot 9, Commonwealth Avenue, Quezon City
E. Rodriguez Sr. Ave, QC	(02) 8885-436 / (02) 8414-5436	1014-1020 E. Rodriguez Sr. Ave., Barangay Mariana, Quezon City
Banawe / Z Square Mall, QC	—	Upper Ground Floor, Z Square Mall, Banawe corner Del Monte Ave., QC
Mindanao Avenue, QC	—	43 Mindanao Avenue, Barangay Bahay Toro, Quezon City
Las Piñas	—	262 Alabang-Zapote Road, Las Piñas
Makati	—	Unit 6–7, La Fuerza Bldg., 2241 Don Chino Roces Ave. cor. Sabio St., Makati City
Manila (UN Avenue)	—	532 United Nations Ave. cor. Jorge Bocobo St., Malate, Manila
Parañaque (Doña Soledad)	—	35 Doña Soledad Ave., Barangay Don Bosco, Parañaque City
Pasig	—	Hampton Garden, Barangay Maybunga, C. Raymundo Ave., Pasig City

Lido also operates additional branches in Cainta, Mandaluyong, and Cavite. Opening hours vary by branch, so it’s better to check the official branch page or call ahead before visiting.

Services and Facilities

• Dine-in seating (several branches can host group functions)
• Takeout
• Delivery via foodpanda, Grab, and branch delivery hotlines
• Party platter and feast set ordering for groups
• Franchise opportunities available

Frequently Asked Questions

Conclusion