Binalot Philippines Menu Prices 2026
Binalot Philippines menu prices are handy to have on hand before you order, especially since this is one of the few Filipino fast-food chains where the packaging itself meals wrapped in banana leaf is part of what you’re paying for, alongside the food.
Binalot has built its identity around bringing Filipino home-style cooking to a fast-food format, serving rice meals, noodles, and merienda items the traditional way hand-wrapped in banana leaf rather than boxed. It’s the kind of place regulars associate with comfort-food staples like adobo, sinigang, and tocino, served quickly but without losing the home-cooked feel that sets it apart from typical fast-food chains.
New Meals
| Menu Item | Size/Variant | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Mr. Binagoongan | Regular | ₱130 |
| My Dinuguan and Only | Regular | ₱130 |
| Bagnet with Rice | Regular | ₱149 |
| Paksiw na Bangus | 1 pc | ₱100 |
| Paksiw na Bangus | 2 pcs | ₱180 |
All Time Pinoy-vorites
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Sisig na Makisig | ₱150 |
| Vivo Tocino | ₱150 |
| Pork Bongga Longganisa | ₱150 |
| Pork Sinigang with a Bang | ₱179 |
| Pride Tilapia | ₱189 |
| Bistek Walastik | ₱199 |
| Tapa Rap Sarap | ₱199 |
| All Pork Adobo | ₱219 |
| All Chicken Adobo | ₱219 |
| Fiesta Adobo | ₱219 |
| No Bones Daing na Bangus | ₱219 |
| Anytime Inihaw na Baboy | ₱219 |
Merryenda, Gulay at Pantabi
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Banana Turon | ₱20 |
| Ube Turon | ₱49 |
| Pancit Bihon Solo | ₱60 |
| Crispy Leche Flan | ₱65 |
| Pancit Canton Solo | ₱65 |
| Tortang Talong | ₱109 |
Boodle Box (Group Sets)
Binalot’s Boodle Box is built for group and family-style ordering a full spread served banquet-style rather than in individual banana-leaf wraps, with three set options to choose from.
| Set | Includes | Good for 5 Pax | Good for 10 Pax |
|---|---|---|---|
| Set 1 | Tilapia, Liempo, Laing, Pancit, Talong with Bagoong, Steamed Rice, Salted Egg & Tomato | ₱2,388 | ₱3,888 |
| Set 2 | Bangus, Chicken Adobo, Pinakbet, Pancit, Ensaladang Talong, Steamed Rice, Salted Egg & Tomato | ₱2,388 | ₱3,888 |
| Set 3 | Bangus, Pork Adobo, Gising Gising, Pancit, Ensaladang Talong, Steamed Rice, Salted Egg & Tomato | ₱2,388 | ₱3,888 |
Note: Prices reflect the official Binalot menu as of mid-2026 and may vary slightly by branch, delivery platform (GrabFood, foodpanda, LalaFood), or ongoing promo period. Boodle Box orders require advance booking through Binalot’s official order form. Some seasonal or limited-time items, such as past holiday platters or kids’ meal promos, may not be available at every branch or year-round.
About Binalot Philippines
Binalot Fiesta Foods started as a home-grown Filipino fast-food concept built around the idea of “binalot,” meaning wrapped meals served in banana leaf the way many Filipino households and carinderias have done for generations. The brand has since grown into a nationwide chain with dozens of branches across Metro Manila and nearby provinces, while keeping its focus on rice-and-viand combos, noodles, and merienda snacks rather than burgers or fried chicken buckets.
The menu leans heavily into recognizable Filipino comfort dishes adobo, sinigang, tocino, bangus, and sisig each given a playful, punny name that’s become part of Binalot’s branding. It’s positioned as an affordable, quick-service option for anyone craving a home-style Filipino meal without the wait of a full-service restaurant.
Popular Items To Try
- All Pork Adobo – One of the longest-running items on the menu, and a common order among first-time and repeat customers looking for a classic adobo fix.
- Sisig na Makisig – A budget-friendly sisig option that regularly comes up in reviews as a satisfying, well-portioned pick.
- Pride Tilapia – A go-to fried fish option that pairs well with the usual rice-and-atsara combo.
- Ube Turon and Banana Turon – Popular low-cost merienda add-ons, often ordered alongside a main meal rather than on their own.
- Boodle Box Sets – Frequently chosen for office parties, reunions, and family gatherings, since it removes the need to order individual meals for a group.
Deals, Promos, and Discounts
Binalot periodically runs limited-time promos past examples include bundled “Treat for Three” packages pairing meals with iced tea at a lower combined price, and seasonal items like Christmas platters. These promos tend to be time-bound rather than standing offers, so availability shifts throughout the year. For current deals, it’s best to check Binalot’s official Facebook and Instagram pages, or look for in-app promotions through GrabFood and foodpanda, since delivery-platform discounts often differ from in-store pricing.
Price and Value for Money
Most individual meals fall between ₱130 and ₱219, which keeps Binalot competitive with other Filipino fast-food chains while still delivering a full rice-and-viand meal rather than a smaller snack-sized portion. The Boodle Box sets are where the value proposition becomes clearer for groups at roughly ₱388–₱478 per head depending on set size, it works out cheaper per person than ordering several individual meals separately, while also including shared sides like ensaladang talong and salted egg that aren’t part of the solo meals.
What Regulars Order
Customer feedback across delivery platforms is genuinely mixed on portion consistency some diners report generous servings of pancit and turon, while others have flagged thinner sinigang broth or smaller-than-expected fish cuts on certain orders, which suggests quality can vary somewhat by branch or time of day rather than being uniform chainwide. That said, the adobo and tocino options come up repeatedly as safe, reliable choices among people who order regularly.
For groups, the Boodle Box appears to be the standout draw specifically because it solves a common problem with Filipino fast-food ordering instead of five people separately queueing for five different wrapped meals, one Boodle Box order covers the table with a shared, banquet-style spread. Regulars organizing office lunches or family gatherings tend to gravitate toward Set 2 or Set 3, mainly because chicken and pork adobo are more universally appealing than an all-seafood spread for larger, mixed groups.
Dining Experience and Service
Binalot operates as a quick-service restaurant, offering dine-in, takeout, and delivery through GrabFood, foodpanda, and LalaFood. Most branches are located inside malls, transport terminals, or commercial buildings, which keeps the format fast and casual rather than full-service. Boodle Box orders are typically arranged in advance through Binalot’s official booking form rather than picked up as a walk-in item, since they’re meant for group events.
Branches, Contact, and Opening Hours
Binalot operates dozens of branches across Metro Manila and nearby provinces, including Makati, Mandaluyong, Manila, Muntinlupa, Parañaque, Pasay, Pasig, Quezon City, Taguig, Caloocan, Antipolo, Cavite, and provincial locations in La Union and Laguna.
| Sample Branch | Hours |
|---|---|
| SM Megamall, Mandaluyong | Mon–Sun, 10:00 AM–9:00 PM |
| SM Mall of Asia, Pasay | Mon–Sun, 9:00 AM–9:00 PM |
| Market! Market!, Taguig (BGC) | Mon–Sun, 10:00 AM–9:00 PM |
| Robinsons Galleria, Quezon City | Mon–Sun, 10:00 AM–10:00 PM |
| PITX, Parañaque | Mon–Sun, 8:00 AM–9:00 PM |
Opening hours may vary by branch, so it is better to check the official branch page before visiting, especially for smaller standalone locations that keep shorter weekday hours or close on weekends.
Services and Facilities
- Dine-in, takeout, and delivery (GrabFood, foodpanda, LalaFood)
- Banana-leaf wrapped individual meals
- Boodle Box group and catering sets (advance order required)
- Multiple branches across Metro Manila and nearby provinces
- Franchise opportunities available nationwide
- Kid-friendly meal options offered periodically
