ZUS Coffee Philippines Menu Prices 2026
Planning a coffee run or a study-and-work session at your nearest branch? This ZUS Coffee Philippines menu prices guide walks you through the latest drink and pastry prices so you know what to budget before you order in-store, through the app, or via delivery.
ZUS Coffee is a Malaysian-born specialty coffee brand that has expanded aggressively across the Philippines since its 2023 debut, positioning itself as an affordable, tech-driven alternative to the bigger international coffee chains. Expect a menu built around espresso-based signatures, flavored lattes, matcha and mocktail drinks, plus a growing lineup of pastries, buns, and cakes, all ordered through a fast, app-friendly counter setup rather than a sit-down café experience.
Updated ZUS Coffee Menu Prices
Zus Signature Drinks
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| CEO Latte | ₱105 |
| Spanish Latte | ₱110 |
| ZUS Gula Melaka | ₱110 |
| Hiraya Latte | ₱120 |
| Seasalt Brown Sugar | ₱140 |
| Iced Shaken Double Espresso | ₱140 |
| Zirty Matcha | ₱140 |
Signature drinks come in Hot (12oz) or Iced (16oz), and select ones let you choose your espresso bean Lydia (fruity, nutty) or Boss (dark chocolate, smoky).
Classic Coffee
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Espresso (50ml) | ₱45 |
| Americano | ₱85 |
| Cafe Latte | ₱100 |
| Cafe Mocha | ₱130 |
| Salted Caramel Latte | ₱130 |
| Caramel Macchiato | ₱130 |
Coffee+ (Creme & Frappe)
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Buttercreme Latte | ₱120 |
| Velvet Creme Latte | ₱130 |
| Salted Caramel Frappe | ₱155 |
| Java Cocoa Frappe | ₱155 |
| Java Chip Frappe | ₱155 |
| Caramel Cream Frappe | ₱155 |
| Berry Cheesecake Frappe | ₱155 |
| Matcha Craze Frappe | ₱155 |
| Triple Java Jelly Frappe | ₱165 |
| Espresso Crush Frappe | ₱165 |
| Choco Chip Frappe (no coffee) | ₱165 |
| Ube Frappe (no coffee) | ₱165 |
| Irish Cream Frappe (no coffee) | ₱165 |
Non-Coffee Drinks
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Provence Tea Blend | ₱80 |
| White Peach Oolong | ₱80 |
| Rose Tea Blend | ₱80 |
| Matcha Latte | ₱125 |
| Matcho Latte | ₱125 |
| Australian Chocolate | ₱125 |
| Irish Cream Chocolate | ₱140 |
| Berry Chocolate | ₱140 |
Mocktails
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Thunder (Honey Lemon Espresso) | ₱125 |
| Pink Black (Strawberry Lemonade Espresso) | ₱125 |
Kids-Friendly & Cold Sips
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Zus Lemonade (Iced) | ₱100 |
| Babycino | ₱100 |
| Velvety Berry Honey (Iced) | ₱100 |
| Ube Latte | ₱130 |
| Berry Lemonade (Iced) | ₱125 |
Pastries & Buns
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Classic Croissant | ₱120 |
| Pan Au Chocolat | ₱120 |
| Blueberry Danish | ₱120 |
| Chicken BBQ Pizza Bread | ₱125 |
| Pepperoni Pizza Bread | ₱125 |
| Tuna Puff | ₱135 |
| Spinach Croissant Swirl | ₱135 |
| Pan Au Suisse | ₱149 |
Cakes & Cookies
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Dark Choco Cookie | ₱109 |
| White Choco Velvet Cookie | ₱109 |
| S’mores Cookie | ₱109 |
| Sans Rival Mini Cake | ₱149 |
| Red Velvet Cake | ₱170 |
| Chocolate Cake | ₱170 |
Add-Ons
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Syrup (French Vanilla, Salted Caramel, Roasted Hazelnut) | ₱20 |
| Drizzle (Salted Caramel, Gula Melaka) | ₱20 |
| Espresso Shot | ₱25 |
| Creme Topping (Velvet, Buttercreme, Seasalt) | ₱25 |
| Topping (Chocolate Chip, Coffee Jelly, Whipped Cream) | ₱25 |
| Soy Milk | ₱30 |
| Oat Milk | ₱45 |
Price note: These prices come from a Metro Manila branch (Ayala Malls Cloverleaf) and already include 12% VAT. ZUS Coffee runs on a mostly standardized national price list, but small differences can still appear between branches, and delivery platforms like foodpanda may show slightly adjusted prices due to delivery fees or platform-specific promos. Always check the app or your nearest branch for the exact price on the day you order.
About ZUS Coffee Philippines
ZUS Coffee first opened outside Malaysia when it launched its debut Philippine branch at Eastwood City, Quezon City, in <cite index=”44-1″>September 2023, marking their first expansion outside Malaysia</cite>. The move followed <cite index=”44-1″>Filipino businessman Frank Lao’s 2023 acquisition of a 35 percent stake in the brand</cite>, which gave ZUS a local partner with deep experience scaling restaurant concepts in the country. From that single branch, the chain expanded rapidly by early 2025 it had already <cite index=”40-1″>grown to around 100 outlets nationwide, with plans to add roughly 150 more that year</cite>.
In Malaysia, ZUS built its identity on a Luckin Coffee-style model: small-format, tech-driven stores that keep overhead low so prices can stay competitive. That same playbook has carried over to the Philippines, where the brand leans on app-based ordering and a rotating menu of espresso drinks, flavored lattes, and local-leaning flavors like ube and gula melaka to stand out from Starbucks and the country’s many homegrown coffee shops.
Popular Items To Try
- Spanish Latte — the brand’s global bestseller and usually the first drink recommended to first-time customers.
- CEO Latte — a smaller, stronger espresso-forward drink that’s become one of ZUS’s most talked-about signatures.
- ZUS Gula Melaka — espresso paired with Malaysian palm sugar, pandan, and coconut cream; a direct callback to the brand’s Malaysian roots.
- Velvet Creme Latte — often described by reviewers as having a creme-brulee-like flavor, less sweet than the Spanish Latte.
- Ube Latte — one of the brand’s Philippine-market flavor adaptations, aimed at local taste preferences.
- Red Velvet Cake — a frequently recommended pastry-counter pick alongside the classic croissant.
Deals, Promos, and Discounts
ZUS Coffee regularly runs app-exclusive promos, including Buy 1 Get 1 offers at select branches and percentage-off deals tied to new store openings or partner platforms. These promos tend to be time-limited and branch-specific rather than standing nationwide offers, so it’s best to check the ZUS Coffee app, its official Facebook page, or ask at your nearest branch for what’s currently running.
Price and Value for Money
ZUS Coffee positions itself squarely as an affordable alternative to bigger international chains, and the price list backs that up most classic drinks fall between ₱85 and ₱140, noticeably below what similarly sized Starbucks drinks typically cost. Frappes and specialty creme drinks push closer to ₱150–₱165, which is still competitive for the segment. Pastries and cakes sit in the ₱109–₱170 range, reasonable for a grab-and-go bakery case rather than a full dessert menu. For a solo coffee-and-pastry order, expect to spend somewhere around ₱200–₱300 total, which keeps ZUS firmly in budget-friendly territory for regular coffee runs.
Is ZUS Coffee Worth Trying?
What makes ZUS stand out isn’t a single hero drink it’s the sheer range packed into a compact, fast-moving menu. The brand’s signature section alone (CEO Latte, Spanish Latte, ZUS Gula Melaka) gives you three distinctly different coffee personalities to try before you even get to the frappe or non-coffee sections, and that variety is part of why it built such a fast following on social media after its Philippine launch.
Reviewers who’ve compared it directly to Starbucks tend to land in similar territory: ZUS drinks are less sweet than expected and taste noticeably more coffee-forward rather than dessert-like, particularly the Velvet Creme Latte, which several customers have specifically called out as a lighter, more balanced alternative to typical creme-based lattes. The pastry case is a genuine secondary draw rather than an afterthought items like the Blueberry Danish and Red Velvet Cake show up often in first-visit recommendations, alongside the coffee itself.
Where opinions split a bit is on consistency across branches, which isn’t unusual for a chain that expanded from one store to over a hundred in about two years — newer branches may still be finding their footing on service speed, even if the drink recipes themselves stay standardized.
Dining Experience and Service
Most ZUS Coffee branches in the Philippines are built for quick counter service rather than long sit-down visits, with an emphasis on fast app-based ordering, pickup, and delivery through platforms like foodpanda. Seating is available at most locations but tends to be compact, which fits the brand’s small-format store strategy. It’s a solid pick for a quick coffee break, a light work session, or a grab-and-go order on your way somewhere else, rather than a destination café for long hangouts.
Branches, Contact, and Opening Hours
ZUS Coffee has expanded quickly across Metro Manila and into provincial malls since its 2023 launch, with branches in Quezon City, Makati, and other major commercial areas, and continued rollout planned as the brand works toward its regional expansion targets.
| Branch | Typical Hours |
|---|---|
| Eastwood City, Quezon City | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM daily |
| Ayala Malls Cloverleaf, Quezon City | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM daily |
| SM Makati | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM daily |
Opening hours may vary by branch, so it is better to check the official branch page or the ZUS Coffee app before visiting.
Services and Facilities
- Dine-in seating at most branches (compact, counter-service style)
- Takeout and pickup
- Delivery via foodpanda and the ZUS Coffee app
- App-based ordering with loyalty perks
- Choice of espresso bean profile on select drinks
- Dairy alternatives (soy and oat milk) available as add-ons
