Prime Steakhouse Philippines Menu Prices 2026
If you’re planning a steak night out, checking Prime Steakhouse menu prices beforehand can help you decide between going unlimited or sticking to a la carte. This guide lays out the latest confirmed rates across Prime Steak House’s full menu so you know what to expect before you sit down.
Prime Steak House (often searched as “Prime Steakhouse”) is a casual, mall-based steakhouse chain in the Philippines built around one core concept: unlimited imported steak with a rotating choice of cuts and unlimited sides. It’s positioned for steak lovers who want a Western-style grill experience without the formality or price tag of a fine-dining steakhouse, and it’s become a common weekend destination for families and groups inside SM malls.
Unlimited Steak
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Unlimited Steak (choice of 2 unlimited side dishes) | ₱999 |
| Add Unlimited “Wagyu Cubes” | +₱100 |
Unlimited steak choices include Prime T-Bone, Thick Cut NY Strip, Hickory Pork Ribs, Ribeye Signature Steak, Salisbury Steak, Prime Ribeye Steak, Signature Flat Iron, and Beef Salpicao.
Ala Carte Steaks (with choice of 2 unlimited side dishes)
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Salisbury Steak | ₱410 |
| Signature Flat Iron | ₱655 |
| Thick Cut NY Strip | ₱689 |
| Beef Salpicao | ₱490 |
| Hickory Pork Ribs | ₱515 |
| Fish and Chips | ₱450 |
| T-Bone | ₱730 |
| Signature Ribeye | ₱760 |
| Prime Ribeye | ₱775 |
Combo Meals (choice of steak + protein, plus 2 unlimited sides)
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Steak and Ribs | ₱799 |
| Steak and Fish | ₱799 |
| Steak and Grilled Shrimp | ₱799 |
Soup and Salad
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Mushroom Soup | ₱95 |
| Pumpkin Soup | ₱105 |
| Caesar’s Salad | ₱285 |
| Prime Salad | ₱355 |
Pasta
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Puttanesca | ₱310 |
| Shrimp Aglio Olio | ₱330 |
| Shrimp Pesto | ₱330 |
| Meatballs Pasta | ₱335 |
| Carbonara | ₱340 |
| Salmon Cream | ₱375 |
| Sardines Pasta | ₱355 |
| Shrimp Diablo | ₱345 |
Side Dishes
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Plain Rice | ₱75 |
| Steak Rice | ₱95 |
| French Fries | ₱95 |
| Mashed Potatoes | ₱90 |
| Coleslaw | ₱85 |
| Corn and Carrots | ₱80 |
| French Garlic Green Beans | ₱85 |
Kiddie Meals
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Wagyu Cubes & Steak Rice (8pcs) | ₱375 |
| Fillet Chicken Breast (with pasta and rice) | ₱385 |
| Chicken Nuggets (8pcs, with rice or fries) | ₱349 |
Coffee, Tea, and Drinks
| Item | Hot | Cold |
|---|---|---|
| Brewed Coffee | ₱110 | ₱130 |
| Espresso | ₱110 | ₱135 |
| Americano | ₱110 | ₱135 |
| Cappuccino | ₱130 | ₱155 |
| Caffe Latte | ₱130 | ₱155 |
| Caffe Mocha | ₱160 | ₱185 |
| Caffe Macchiato | ₱160 | ₱185 |
| Flat White | ₱165 | ₱190 |
| Hot Tea (Earl Grey, Yellow Label, English Breakfast, Jasmine, Green Tea) | ₱160 | — |
| Drink | Price |
|---|---|
| Soda | ₱120 |
| Hot Choco | ₱160 |
| Prime Iced Tea | ₱120 |
| Prime Unli-Iced Tea | ₱160 |
| Regular Water | ₱70 |
| Sparkling Water | ₱160 |
| Beer (Local) | ₱190 |
| Beer (Imported) | ₱280 |
Wines
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Unlimited House Wine (2 hrs only) | ₱899 |
| Cabernet Sauvignon (per glass) | ₱285 |
| Chardonnay (per glass) | ₱280 |
| Merlot (per glass) | ₱290 |
| Syrah France (per glass) | ₱340 |
| Shiraz (per glass) | ₱360 |
Price note: Prices above reflect the SM City North EDSA branch menu and are already VAT-inclusive with no service charge added. Rates can vary by branch, mall location, and ongoing promos some listings elsewhere quote different unlimited steak rates, so it’s best to confirm the current price with your nearest branch before visiting.
About Prime Steakhouse Philippines
Prime Steak House built its concept around bringing an unlimited, all-you-can-eat steak format to a mall-food-court price point, offering a rotating selection of imported cuts rather than a single “unli” steak type. This sets it apart from most Filipino casual dining chains, which tend to focus on rice meals or buffets rather than a genuine steak-forward AYCE format.
The brand operates primarily inside SM Supermalls locations across Luzon, with additional branches in malls like Ayala Malls Feliz and Robinsons Place Antipolo. Its menu leans Western-casual steaks, pasta, wine, and coffee giving it a slightly more “steakhouse” feel than a typical Filipino food court stall, even while staying accessible to families and group diners.
Popular Items To Try
- Unlimited Steak — the headline offer, giving diners a rotating pick from eight steak and rib options plus two unlimited sides for one flat rate.
- Prime Ribeye — the a la carte version of the brand’s signature cut, described as their classic, tender option for solo diners who don’t want the unlimited format.
- Beef Salpicao — tender beef cubes in a garlic-forward sauce, a lighter alternative to the bigger steak cuts.
- Hickory Pork Ribs — slow-cooked for two hours and finished on the grill, a common pick for diners who want something besides straight beef.
- Wagyu Cubes add-on — an optional upgrade to the unlimited steak package, though it’s worth noting some customer reviews describe the wagyu cubes as more of a seasoned beef product than true wagyu, so it’s fair to set expectations accordingly.
Deals, Promos, and Discounts
Prime Steak House runs periodic mall-specific deals through SM Supermalls’ promotions listings, which can include discount vouchers or limited-time offers tied to specific branches. No single, standing nationwide discount is publicly confirmed across all branches, so it’s best to check the SM Supermalls app, the branch’s own Facebook page, or delivery platforms like foodpanda for current vouchers before visiting.
Price and Value for Money
At ₱999 for the unlimited steak package, Prime Steak House sits above the older ₱499–₱699 rates that some steakhouse-style concepts in the Philippines have offered, but still well below the pricing of most formal steakhouses. Whether it’s worth it comes down to appetite: parties who genuinely work through multiple rounds of different cuts get solid value, while lighter eaters may find the a la carte menu (single ribeye or flat iron cuts in the ₱650–₱775 range) a more sensible order.
One detail that affects the value equation directly: <cite index=”100-1″>Prime Steak House enforces no sharing and no takeout of leftovers on the unlimited steak package, with a 400-peso per-person leftover charge for food that isn’t finished.</cite> That’s a stricter policy than many local unlimited buffets, so it’s worth pacing your order if you’re not confident you’ll clear your plate.
Is Prime Steakhouse Worth Trying?
Customer experiences with Prime Steak House tend to split fairly sharply along one line: the concept itself unlimited rotating steak cuts at a mall-accessible price is genuinely appealing and different from most casual dining options nearby, but execution seems to vary noticeably by branch and by visit. Some diners report solid, well-cooked steaks across multiple cuts in one sitting, which is hard to find elsewhere at this price point. Others describe inconsistent doneness on bigger cuts, worn utensils, or being told about a more complete menu only after already ordering issues that point to service quality being less consistent than the food concept itself promises.
If you’re going in for the Unlimited Steak specifically, it may help to order one cut at a time rather than requesting several at once, since larger steaks appear more prone to uneven cooking based on repeated feedback. The Wagyu Cubes add-on is also worth going in with realistic expectations about several reviews note it reads more like a seasoned beef product than genuine wagyu, so treat it as a fun extra rather than the main reason to upgrade.
Overall, it’s a reasonable pick if you’re after a steak-focused group meal without steakhouse pricing, but it helps to go in prioritizing the classic cuts (Ribeye, T-Bone, NY Strip) over the specialty add-ons, and to flag any cooking issues with staff immediately rather than after the fact.
Dining Experience and Service
Prime Steak House operates as a casual, dine-in mall restaurant with tabletop ordering and grilled-to-order steaks. The unlimited steak format comes with specific house rules no sharing between diners, no takeout of unfinished portions, and a leftover charge for uneaten food which is worth knowing before you order, especially for larger groups or lighter eaters. Selected branches are also available for delivery through platforms like foodpanda, though the delivery menu and pricing may differ slightly from the dine-in version.
Branches, Contact, and Opening Hours
Prime Steak House operates primarily inside SM Supermalls locations, along with a few branches in other mall chains.
| Branch | Hours |
|---|---|
| SM City North EDSA | Daily: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| SM City Bacoor | Daily: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Ayala Malls Feliz | Mon–Thu: 10:00 AM–9:00 PM · Fri–Sun: 10:00 AM–10:00 PM |
| Robinsons Place Antipolo | Daily: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Robinsons Magnolia | Daily: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| SM Olongapo Central | Daily: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| SM City Clark, Dasmariñas, Fairview, Pampanga, Santa Rosa, Cabanatuan, Tuguegarao | Hours vary by branch |
Opening hours may vary by branch, so it is better to check the official branch page or SM Supermalls listing before visiting.
Services and Facilities
- Dine-in with grill-to-order steaks
- Unlimited steak package with rotating cut selection
- Delivery available via foodpanda at select branches
- Wine and beer available (local and imported)
- Kiddie meal options for family dining
- No sharing / no takeout policy on unlimited steak orders, with leftover charges
