Giligan’s Philippines Menu Prices 2026
Planning a budget-friendly Filipino meal for the family? Giligan’s Philippines menu prices are built around a tiered rice-meal system that makes it easy to eat well without overspending, so it helps to know which price tier fits your group before you order.
Giligan’s is a long-running Filipino casual dining chain known for its nautical, island-themed dining rooms and hearty local comfort food think crispy pata, kare-kare, sisig, and sinigang served in portions meant for sharing. Customers typically walk in expecting generous, home-style Filipino dishes, unlimited rice options on select meals, and a laid-back, family-friendly setup.
Updated Menu Prices
Super Abot-Kaya Meals (Budget Rice Meals)
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| SK Sweet & Sour Fish Fillet with Rice | ₱138 |
| SK 2 pc Pork BBQ with Rice | ₱153 |
| SK Crunchy Pork Sisig with Rice | ₱155 |
Abot-Kaya Rice Meals
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| MP Inihaw na Liempo with Rice | From ₱184 |
| MP Fish Fillet Oriental with Rice | ₱189 |
| MP Crunchy Pork Sisig with Rice | ₱197 |
All Time Favorites (Sharing Platters)
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Kare-Kare Gulay | ₱409 |
| Crunchy Pork Sisig | ₱429 |
| Fried Garlic Chicken | From ₱478 |
| Kare-Kare Beef | ₱452 |
| Roasted Whole Chicken | ₱554 |
| Sinigang na Bangus sa Miso | ₱283 |
| Shrimp Oriental | ₱768 |
| Crispy Pata | ₱707 Regular / ₱780 Large |
Price note: The prices above are sourced from Giligan’s official online ordering platform and published price roundups, and they reflect delivery/online-order pricing, which can run slightly higher than dine-in rates at the branch. Prices, portion sizes, and available promo codes may also vary by branch, so it’s worth double-checking with your nearest Giligan’s or its official Facebook page before ordering.
About Giligan’s Philippines
Giligan’s Island Restaurant & Bar first opened its doors in January 1997 along Katipunan Avenue in Blue Ridge, Quezon City, under the Alquiros Food Corporation. The name is a nod to the classic American sitcom “Gilligan’s Island,” blended with a shortened version of the founders’ father’s name, Guillermo. From that single branch, the chain has since grown into a nationwide presence with more than 100 outlets across the Philippines.
The restaurant leans heavily into its nautical theme, decorating branches with ship’s wheels, ropes, and lantern-style lighting to match its tropical, castaway-island identity. It has built its reputation on affordable, generously portioned Filipino comfort food, making it a regular stop for families, students, and office groups looking for a filling, no-fuss meal.
Popular Items to Try
- Crunchy Pork Sisig — a Kapampangan-style sisig using chopped pork face, ears, and cheeks, finished with a crisp texture; consistently listed among the chain’s most-ordered dishes.
- Crispy Pata — deep-fried whole pork leg with crackling skin and tender meat inside, served with a soy-vinegar dipping sauce; a go-to for group orders.
- Kare-Kare — available in both beef and vegetable (gulay) versions, cooked in a homemade peanut sauce.
- Fried Garlic Chicken — garlic-marinated chicken fried until deeply golden, sold by the half or whole bird for group sharing.
- Sinigang na Bangus sa Miso — a sour, savory milkfish soup that regulars often order alongside a rice platter for the table.
- Shrimp Oriental — shrimp tossed in Giligan’s own oriental-style sauce, one of the pricier but more requested seafood options.
Deals, Promos, and Discounts
Giligan’s runs a tiered budget-meal system as its core value mechanic: Super Abot-Kaya Meals for the tightest budgets, and Abot-Kaya Rice Meals one step up, both paired with rice. On its official online ordering platform, Giligan’s has also offered a 30% discount code (“GILIGANS30”) on orders placed through its site. Since promo codes and in-branch deals change from time to time, it’s best to confirm current offers through the official Giligan’s Facebook page or ordering app before placing a large order.
Price and Value for Money
Giligan’s positions itself firmly as a value-for-money Filipino restaurant rather than a premium dining destination, with rice meals starting well under ₱200 and most All Time Favorites platters priced for sharing among two to four people. The tiered rice-meal structure is a smart touch for budget-conscious diners solo diners or students can stick to the Super Abot-Kaya tier, while groups can mix in a shared platter or two from the All Time Favorites section without the bill climbing too fast. It won’t compete with specialty Filipino restaurants on presentation, but for straightforward, generous portions at accessible prices, it holds up well against similar casual dining chains.
Is Giligan’s Worth Trying?
For anyone who wants classic Filipino comfort food without the fine-dining price tag, Giligan’s earns its long track record honestly the Crunchy Pork Sisig shows up again and again in customer feedback as the dish people specifically go back for, and it’s been on the menu long enough to be described by the brand itself as a decades-long bestseller. The Crispy Pata is the other dish that regulars tend to order without hesitation, mostly because the portion size genuinely supports group sharing rather than just look the part on the menu photo.
Where the experience is more mixed is on the vegetable-based dishes and desserts reviewers have noted things like a soggier-than-expected Kare-Kareng Gulay from an overly generous peanut sauce, or a Buko Pandan that leans closer to a basic gulaman drink than a distinct dessert. None of that undermines the core meat and seafood dishes, but it’s worth knowing that Giligan’s strengths are squarely in its grilled, fried, and stewed protein dishes rather than its lighter or sweeter offerings.
Dining Experience and Service
Giligan’s branches are set up for casual, family-style dine-in, with a nautical, island-themed interior that leans into its Gilligan’s Island namesake. Several branches offer unlimited rice with select meals, which pairs naturally with the chain’s larger sharing platters. Takeout and delivery are available through Giligan’s own online ordering platform, in addition to standard third-party delivery apps depending on the branch.
Branches, Contact, and Opening Hours
Giligan’s operates more than 100 branches across the Philippines, with its original location on Katipunan Avenue, Blue Ridge, Quezon City, and additional branches in areas like Taguig and other Metro Manila cities, as well as provincial locations nationwide.
Opening hours may vary by branch, so it is better to check the official branch page or Giligan’s Facebook page before visiting.
Services and Facilities
- Dine-in with family-style, group-friendly seating
- Unlimited rice available on select meals
- Takeout and delivery via Giligan’s official online ordering platform
- Online promo codes available on select orders
- Family-friendly, casual dining atmosphere
