Buddy’s Philippines Menu Prices 2026
Planning a trip to a Buddy’s branch or thinking of ordering online? This guide covers the latest Buddy’s Philippines menu prices 2026 so you know what to expect before you visit or place an order. Buddy’s has grown from a single Lucban restaurant into a 20-branch chain across Quezon Province, Metro Manila, Laguna, and Batangas, but it hasn’t lost the small-town, fiesta-table feel that made it popular in the first place.
Buddy’s serves homegrown Filipino comfort food built around Quezon Province specialties Pancit Lucban, Lucban Longganisa, and Hardinera alongside the usual Pinoy restaurant staples like sisig, bulalo, sizzling plates, pizza, and party-sized bilao trays. It’s the kind of place families end up at after a Lucban side trip or a mall run, and the menu is built for exactly that: sharing.
Updated Menu Prices
All Day Breakfast
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Tapsilog | ₱249 |
| Longsilog | ₱229 |
| Grilled Longsilog | ₱249 |
| Daing na Bangus | ₱223–₱299 |
BBQ & Grills
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Pork BBQ Jr. (1 stick) | ₱35 |
| Pork BBQ Jr. (2 sticks) | ₱65 |
| Pork BBQ (2 sticks) | ₱150 |
| Pork BBQ Jr. (1 dozen) | ₱330 |
| Chicken BBQ (whole/chopped) | ₱395 |
| Baby Back Ribs | ₱395 |
| Crispy Pata | ₱499 |
Noodles & Pasta
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Pancit Lucban (regular) | ₱299 |
| Pancit Lucban Chicken w/ Pesto | ₱329 |
| Pancit Lucban Seafood w/ Pesto | ₱349 |
| Spaghetti | ₱249 |
| Spaghetti Family Size | ₱599 |
| Palabok | ₱269 |
| Palabok Family Size | ₱599 |
| Lomi | ₱249 |
Sisig, Sizzlers & Mains
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Pork Sisig with Egg & Rice | ₱269 |
| ½ Sisig Pork with Egg & Rice | ₱169 |
| Sizzling Beef Steak | ₱299 |
| Sizzling Pork Chop Steak | ₱269 |
| Beef Kare-Kare | ₱670 |
| Hardinera | ₱299 |
| Lechon Kawali | ₱299 |
| Beef Bulalo w/ Bone Marrow | ₱399 |
Buddy Pizza
| Menu Item | Single | Double | Family |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regular | ₱119 | ₱219 | ₱399 |
| Classic Supreme | ₱149 | ₱279 | ₱499 |
| Hawaiian Supreme | ₱219 | ₱399 | ₱599 |
| Bacon & Pepperoni Supreme | ₱229 | ₱419 | ₱685 |
Desserts & Kakanin
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Cassava Cake (Budin) | ₱99 |
| Halo-Halo | ₱177 |
| Leche Flan | ₱99 |
| Mais Con Yelo | ₱99 |
| Puto | ₱99 |
Fiesta Bundles & Party Trays
| Menu Item | Serves | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Fiesta in a Box (A–D) | 6 pax | ₱1,299–₱1,899 |
| Fiesta Salo-Salo (1–4) | 8–10 pax | ₱2,199–₱2,799 |
| Family Fiesta / Lunch, Dinner, Mirienda Bundle | 4 pax | ₱739–₱1,369 |
| Bilao Fiesta (Pancit, Spaghetti, Palabok) | 20–25 pax | ₱1,499–₱2,199 |
| Pork BBQ (2 Dozens, Bilao) | 20–25 pax | ₱2,605 |
Prices vary by branch, order size, and delivery platform (GrabFood/FoodPanda add their own markup and delivery fee). Fiesta bundle and bilao prices especially can shift depending on the noodle type and add-ons chosen, so treat the figures above as a planning range rather than a fixed quote confirm exact pricing with your branch or the delivery app before ordering.
About Buddy’s Philippines
Buddy’s started in Lucban, Quezon, built around the town’s Pahiyas Festival culture and its signature Pancit Lucban and Lucban Longganisa. What began as one restaurant turning fresh Quezon farm produce into fiesta-style dishes has since expanded to roughly 20 branches spanning Quezon Province, Metro Manila, Calamba (Laguna), and Sto. Tomas (Batangas) while still keeping the same colorful, festival-inspired dining rooms.
The brand leans on the tagline “Dito sa Buddy’s, parang laging fiesta” (here at Buddy’s, it always feels like a fiesta), and that shows up in both the interior design and the menu itself, which is built around big, shareable platters more than solo meals.
Popular Items To Try
- Pancit Lucban – the noodle dish the whole restaurant is named after; a Quezon-style pancit with a distinct sauce that’s different from the usual Manila pancit canton.
- Lucban Longganisa – garlicky, coarsely ground sausage sold cooked or frozen by the dozen; regularly cited as a customer favorite for takeout.
- Hardinera – a Filipino meatloaf-style dish that’s a Quezon specialty and one of the items Buddy’s is most known for.
- Pork Sisig with Egg & Rice – a solid single-serve option if you don’t want to commit to a sharing platter.
- Cassava Cake (Budin) – the go-to dessert order, also sold frozen for take-home.
- Buddy Burger – a simple, budget-friendly pick for anyone in the group who isn’t in the mood for Filipino food.
Deals, Promos, and Discounts
Buddy’s doesn’t run a fixed, year-round discount structure promos tend to be seasonal or branch-specific and are usually announced through its official Facebook page (facebook.com/BuddysPH) and Instagram. For group events, Buddy’s also offers private event packages (birthdays, christenings, small receptions) starting at around ₱300 per person at select branches, arranged through Facebook Messenger. If you’re after a current promo, checking the official Facebook page before your visit is more reliable than assuming a discount applies.
Price and Value for Money
For a sit-down Filipino restaurant, Buddy’s sits in the mid-range: individual mains mostly land between ₱250–₱400, which is reasonable for the portion sizes, while the real value shows up in the group bundles and bilao trays, where the per-head cost drops noticeably. Some regular customers online have noted portions getting a little smaller as prices crept up over the past couple of years a common pattern across Philippine casual-dining chains but the general consensus is still that you’re paying for generous group servings rather than plated fine dining.
Is Buddy’s Worth Trying?
If you’re anywhere near Lucban, Buddy’s is close to a required stop the Pancit Lucban and Longganisa here are the reason the brand grew into the Metro Manila locations in the first place, and eating them at a branch that traces back to the original town hits differently than picking up the frozen versions elsewhere. At the Metro Manila branches (Makati, Ortigas, Cubao, BGC), it functions more as a reliable “big group, Filipino food, no drama” option the kind of place you pick when six people can’t agree on a cuisine.
Where it’s a slightly harder sell is on solo or two-person visits: the menu is genuinely built around bundles and bilao portions, so a small table ordering à la carte won’t get the same value as a group splitting a Fiesta in a Box. Reviews consistently single out Hardinera and Leche Flan as standouts, while feedback on core dishes like Bulalo is more mixed branch to branch not unusual for a chain with 20 locations, but worth knowing going in if you’re chasing the exact Lucban original.
Dining Experience and Service
Buddy’s is set up primarily for dine-in and takeout, with delivery handled through GrabFood, FoodPanda, and direct branch hotlines/Facebook Messenger orders. The restaurants lean casual and family-friendly, with festive Pahiyas-inspired interiors, and Buddy’s is notably pet-friendly across branches. Service speed can vary during peak lunch and dinner hours, particularly at mall branches, so groups ordering bilao-sized trays may want to call ahead or order slightly earlier than they plan to eat.
Branches, Contact, and Opening Hours
Buddy’s operates around 20 branches:
Metro Manila: Market! Market! (BGC), Venice Grand Canal (Taguig), Fisher Mall (Malabon & QC), Kakarong Olympia (Makati), The Link Ayala Center (Makati), Kalayaan Ave. (Makati), Timog Ave. (QC), Araneta Center (Cubao), Tycoon Centre (Ortigas, Pasig), San Antonio Ave. (Parañaque)
Quezon Province: Quezon Ave. (Lucena City), SM Lucena, Avenida Rizal (Lucban), Maharlika Hwy (Sariaya), Pacific Mall (Lucena), Gen. Luna St. (Tayabas), De Gala St. (Candelaria)
Laguna: National Hwy, Calamba
Batangas: SM Sto. Tomas
General hours run 9:00 AM–9:00 PM, though this varies by branch check the specific branch listing on buddys.com.ph/branches before visiting. For orders, contact the branch directly via phone or Facebook Messenger, or order through GrabFood/FoodPanda.
Services and Facilities
- Dine-in, takeout, and delivery (own hotlines, Messenger, GrabFood, FoodPanda)
- Pet-friendly seating
- Private event hosting (birthdays, christenings, small receptions) at select branches
- Frozen/ready-to-cook items available: Pork Sisig, Hardinera, Embotido, Lucban Longganisa, Cassava Cake
- Accepts cash, debit/credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, JCB, AMEX), GCash, and PayMaya
