Kaulayaw Coffee Philippines Menu Prices 2026
Before you make the drive up to Antipolo (or one of its newer branches), it’s worth checking Kaulayaw Coffee Philippines menu prices so you know what to expect once you’re seated with that skyline view in front of you. This guide covers the current prices for the cafe’s Filipino-named rice bowls, sandwiches, pasta, and coffee drinks, based on the brand’s own published menu.
Kaulayaw Coffee started in 2019 as a small online coffee delivery business supporting local Rizal farmers before growing into a full sit-down cafe on Antipolo’s Sumulong Highway, known for its multi-level building and sweeping views of the Metro Manila skyline. The concept leans heavily into Filipino identity nearly every dish and drink is named using a Tagalog word rather than a generic English label while the menu itself blends Filipino rice bowls, all-day brunch items, pasta, and a coffee program built around single-origin Philippine beans.
Updated Menu Prices
Prices below reflect Kaulayaw’s own published menu for its flagship Antipolo branch. Since Kaulayaw operates several branches across different regions, small price differences between locations are possible, and some sandwich or entrée items have shown slightly different pricing across branches in recent listings.
Umagahan (Morning Specials)
| Menu Item | Description | Price (₱) |
|---|---|---|
| Matahum | Longganisa with egg over rice | 330.00 |
| Magayon | Beef tapa with egg over rice and AJ’s salad | 299.00 |
| Malagu | Corned beef with egg over rice and AJ’s salad | 299.00 |
| Gwapa | Daing na bangus with egg over rice | 319.00 |
| Masagana | Breakfast platter — fried eggs, beans, sausage, bacon, pancake, and AJ’s salad | 329.00 |
| Marikit | Tocino with egg over rice | 250.00 |
| Napintas | Chorizo de Cebu with egg over rice and AJ’s salad | 288.00 |
| Suman | — | 69.00 |
Sariling Atin (Rice Meals and Mains)
| Menu Item | Description | Price (₱) |
|---|---|---|
| Kubli | Ribeye steak with garlic rice and atsara | 799.00 |
| Banyuhay | Fried bulalo with steamed vegetables and bulalo gravy sauce | 529.00 |
| Sapantaha | Pan-seared salmon with hollandaise sauce | 529.00 |
| Ligaya | Beef croquette with kaldereta sauce, cheese, and julienned potatoes | 499.00 |
| Kahidlaw | Crispy liempo with Filipino sour soup dish and vegetable purée | 499.00 |
| Dumangan | Kare-kare | 480.00 |
| Lakan | Dinakdakan with iceberg lettuce and salted egg | 449.00 |
| Harana | Filipino-style barbecue pork belly with egg | 449.00 |
| Yugto | Pork humba with caramelized pineapple, quail egg over mashed potatoes | 399.00 |
| Silakbo | Tuna belly steak | 379.00 |
| Maharlika | Chicken inasal with salted deviled eggs, chicken oil rice with atchara | 369.00 |
Pasta
| Menu Item | Description | Price (₱) |
|---|---|---|
| Kalinaw | Aglio olio | 350.00 |
| Rosas | Seafood marinara | 309.00 |
| Paraluman | Carbonara | 289.00 |
| Lungti | Creamy pesto pasta with buttered seared chicken | 289.00 |
| Banaag | Filipino-style spaghetti | 289.00 |
| Gunita | Salmon pasta with tomato cream sauce | 289.00 |
Kaulayaw Hors D’oeuvres
| Menu Item | Description | Price (₱) |
|---|---|---|
| Dagitab | Homemade chicken nuggets with sweet potato chips | 348.00 |
| Pahimakas | Fish & chips | 348.00 |
| Bahaghari | Nachos supreme | 298.00 |
| Fries | Skin-on fries with truffle aioli | 248.00 |
Sandwiches and Toasts
| Menu Item | Description | Price (₱) |
|---|---|---|
| Katha | French toast sandwich with smoked pork, cheese, and pesto | 299.00 |
| Makisig | Eggs on toast topped with beef tapa, radish, and dill | 299.00 |
| Marahuyo | Toast with cashew butter, berries, and banana with cream | 249.00 |
| Liwayway | Bacon and egg pancake sandwich | 175.00 |
| Monte Cristo | Pan-seared egg-dipped ham and cheese sandwich | 139.00 |
| Mabini | Ham and cheese tosti with truffle honey | 139.00 |
| Dalisay | Plain cheese tosti with truffle honey | 129.00 |
Salads
| Menu Item | Description | Price (₱) |
|---|---|---|
| AJ’s Salad | Romaine lettuce with beef tapa, onions, tomato, and crushed cashews, coconut vinaigrette | 289.00 |
| Gugma | Romaine lettuce, olive oil dressing, coddled or raw egg, garlic, grated cheese, croutons, anchovies | 289.00 |
| Ningning | Asian chicken and cabbage salad | 249.00 |
Desserts
| Menu Item | Description | Price (₱) |
|---|---|---|
| Amihan | Fried palitaw with cashew paste and mango ice cream | 249.00 |
| S’mores Tablea | Local tablea over marshmallow with crackers | 249.00 |
| Palitaw De Sumakah | Roasted cashew, coconut, and sesame palitaw on chilled mango purée, white chocolate mint | 239.00 |
| Sinta | Roti pancake with banana, topped with cheese | 229.00 |
| Alcalde Suman | Fried suman with homemade caramel, mangoes, cashews, and salted cream | 229.00 |
| Hirang | Inutak | 209.00 |
Coffee and Drinks
| Menu Item | Details | Price (₱) |
|---|---|---|
| French Press / Drip (Kaulayaw Special Blend, Exclusive Beans) | Medium roast | ~189.00 |
| French Press / Drip (Sagada, Benguet, or Sultan Kudarat beans) | Light to medium roast | ~179.00 |
| Espresso (single/double shot) | Hot | ~109.00–129.00 |
| Americano | Hot / Iced | ~159.00–179.00 |
| Latte | Hot / Iced | ~169.00–179.00 |
| Cappuccino | Hot | ~189.00 |
| Caramel Macchiato / Spanish Latte / White Chocolate Mocha | Hot / Iced | ~189.00–199.00 |
| Mocha Latte | Hot / Iced | ~199.00–209.00 |
| Non-coffee options (matcha latte, tablea, mountain tea) | Hot / Iced | ~149.00–209.00 |
| Craft beer (local labels) | Bottle | ~148.00–180.00 |
| Kombucha | Bottle | ~179.00 |
Price note: Food prices above come from Kaulayaw’s current official ordering menu. Coffee and drink prices reflect recently published branch listings and may have shifted slightly since, so it’s worth confirming exact drink pricing with your specific branch, especially since Kaulayaw now operates in more than one region. A parking fee (around ₱50) also applies at the Antipolo flagship branch.
About Kaulayaw Coffee Philippines
Kaulayaw means “intimate companion” in Tagalog, and the brand carries that theme through nearly every part of its identity dish names, drink names, and its overall “ethically sourced, locally grown” positioning. What started as a small coffee delivery operation sourcing beans from Rizal farmers has expanded into a multi-branch cafe brand, with its flagship still perched on Antipolo’s Sumulong Highway, known for its three-level building and panoramic sunset views over the Metro Manila skyline.
Beyond the original Antipolo location, Kaulayaw has expanded to branches in Tanay (Cuyambay), Bonifacio Global City, Pasig’s Capitol Commons area, and even as far as Coron, Palawan a notable regional footprint for a homegrown Filipino cafe brand that started without a physical storefront at all.
Popular Items To Try
- Kubli (Ribeye Steak) – The most expensive item on the menu, frequently mentioned by regulars looking for a heartier, sit-down meal alongside the coffee.
- Dumangan (Kare-Kare) – A traditional Filipino dish reworked into the cafe’s rice-meal lineup, standing out among the otherwise brunch-heavy menu.
- Masagana (Breakfast Platter) – A shareable combo plate of eggs, sausage, bacon, and pancake that reviewers often point to for groups wanting variety in one order.
- Liyag or Irog (Benguet/Sagada Single-Origin Coffee) – Since Kaulayaw’s identity is built around locally sourced beans, these single-origin options are a natural pick for coffee-focused visitors.
- Palitaw De Sumakah – A more inventive dessert built around roasted cashew, coconut, and sesame palitaw, distinct from the usual cafe dessert case offerings.
Deals, Promos, and Discounts
Kaulayaw doesn’t currently list any standing discount codes or loyalty programs across its official channels. The brand does sell its coffee beans and drip bags for home use through its online store, which functions as a recurring way to access Kaulayaw coffee outside of a cafe visit. For any seasonal promos or limited releases, check the brand’s Facebook and Instagram pages directly before visiting, since these tend to be announced per branch rather than company-wide.
Price and Value for Money
Kaulayaw sits at a mid-range price point for a Philippine cafe with a full food menu rice meals and mains mostly fall between ₱250 and ₱530, with the ribeye steak as a clear outlier at the top. Some reviewers note that food pricing feels a bit high relative to portion size, particularly at the flagship Antipolo branch, though most agree the view and setting justify at least part of the premium. Coffee pricing is fairly standard for a specialty Filipino cafe, and the appeal there is less about being cheap and more about the single-origin, locally sourced beans you’re paying for.
Is Kaulayaw Coffee Worth Trying?
What sets Kaulayaw apart from a lot of Metro Manila cafes chasing an aesthetic is that its “locally grown” positioning isn’t just a tagline the menu genuinely centers Philippine-sourced coffee beans from regions like Benguet, Sagada, and Sultan Kudarat, and the food menu leans into Filipino dishes (kare-kare, dinakdakan, tapa) rather than defaulting to generic Western brunch fare. Regulars who’ve been going since the Antipolo flagship opened tend to gravitate toward the rice meals over the pasta, since the Filipino dishes feel more distinct to the brand than the pasta lineup, which reads closer to standard cafe fare.
The tradeoff is that the flagship branch’s popularity driven largely by its sunset view means weekends can get crowded, and parking is limited enough that a paid parking attendant is now part of the regular routine. If you’re visiting mainly for the food and coffee rather than the view itself, a weekday visit or one of the newer branches (BGC, Pasig) may be the more comfortable option, since they don’t carry the same scenic-drive crowd that the Antipolo location draws.
Overall, it’s a solid pick if you want a Filipino-forward menu with a genuine local-sourcing angle behind the coffee, especially if you’re planning a trip up to Antipolo anyway.
Dining Experience and Service
Kaulayaw operates as a dine-in cafe across its branches, with the Antipolo flagship offering multiple floors and outdoor seating for skyline views. Parking at the Antipolo branch is limited on weekends, with a paid parking attendant (around ₱50) managing the small lot shared with a nearby coffee chain. The newer branches (BGC, Pasig) sit in mall or commercial-district settings, which tend to offer more straightforward parking and shorter waits compared to the flagship location.
Branches, Contact, and Opening Hours
| Branch | Address | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Kaulayaw Antipolo (Flagship) | 23 Sumulong Hwy, Sta. Cruz, Antipolo, 1870 Rizal | Daily, 9:00 AM–9:00 PM |
| Kaulayaw BGC | 3rd Floor, ROX Building, 7th Ave, Bonifacio High Street, Taguig | Check branch page |
| Kaulayaw Pasig (Capitol Commons) | Estancia Mall, Capitol Commons, Pasig | Check branch page |
| Kaulayaw Cuyambay, Tanay | Cuyambay Rd, Tanay, Rizal | Closed Mondays (per branch listings) |
| Kaulayaw Coron | 42 Don Pedro St, Coron, Palawan | Check branch page |
Opening hours may vary by branch, so it is better to check the official branch page or Kaulayaw’s Facebook and Instagram before visiting.
Services and Facilities
- Dine-in service across all branches
- Multi-level seating and outdoor area with skyline views at the Antipolo flagship
- Parking available at Antipolo (paid attendant, limited slots on weekends)
- Coffee beans and drip bags available for home purchase via Kaulayaw’s online store
- Menu spans breakfast, rice meals, pasta, sandwiches, and desserts alongside the coffee program
- Craft beer and kombucha available at select branches
