Filipino breakfast menu prices are helpful for customers who want to check updated meal costs before visiting a branch, ordering delivery, or planning a quick morning meal in the Philippines.
A typical Filipino breakfast menu usually includes silog meals, garlic rice, fried egg, tapa, longganisa, tocino, bangus, chicken, hotcakes, siopao, noodles, coffee, and iced drinks. Prices below are based on currently visible official or verified menu listings, but exact costs may still change depending on restaurant, branch, delivery platform, and promo availability.
| Menu Item | Restaurant / Variant | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Beef Tapa | Chowking Breakfast | Starts at ₱176.00 |
| Chinese Pork Longganisa | Chowking Breakfast | Starts at ₱176.00 |
| King’s Special | Chowking Breakfast | Starts at ₱198.00 |
| King Special – Beef Siomai | Chowking Breakfast | Starts at ₱198.00 |
| G! Solo Kumpleto A | GoodAh!!! with Tapa, Lumpiang Shanghai, Lumpiang Hubad, Plain Rice, Regular Iced Tea | ₱229.00 |
| G! Solo Kumpleto B | GoodAh!!! with Tocino, Lumpiang Shanghai, Lumpiang Hubad, Plain Rice, Regular Iced Tea | ₱199.00 |
| G! Solo Kumpleto C | GoodAh!!! with Longganisa, Lumpiang Shanghai, Lumpiang Hubad, Plain Rice, Regular Iced Tea | ₱209.00 |
| Tapa King Classic | Tapa King delivery listing | From ₱295.00 |
| Boneless Bangus | Tapa King delivery listing | From ₱315.00 |
| Tapa | Tapa King delivery listing | From ₱295.00–₱305.00 |
Chowking’s official breakfast page lists Beef Tapa, Chinese Pork Longganisa, King’s Special, and King Special – Beef Siomai with starting prices, while GoodAh!!! lists its G! Solo Kumpleto meals with item inclusions on its official menu. Tapa King prices shown above are from verified delivery listings and may vary by branch.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Breakfast Pork Chao Fan | Starts at ₱94.00 |
| Breakfast Spicy Chao Fan | Starts at ₱120.00 |
| Breakfast Beef Chao Fan | Starts at ₱142.00 |
| Breakfast Siomai Chao Fan | Starts at ₱142.00 |
| Breakfast Siomai Spicy Chao Fan | Starts at ₱175.00 |
| Breakfast Siomai Beef Chao Fan | Starts at ₱197.00 |
| Breakfast Seafood Chao Fan | Starts at ₱120.00 |
| Breakfast Seafood Chao Fan with Topping | Starts at ₱175.00 |
| Breakfast Seafood Chao Fan with Fish Fillet | Starts at ₱186.00 |
| Breakfast Crispy Wonton Chao Fan | Starts at ₱160.00 |
| Breakfast Crispy Wonton Spicy Chao Fan | Starts at ₱182.00 |
| Breakfast Crispy Wonton Beef Chao Fan | Starts at ₱193.00 |
These breakfast Chao Fan options are listed on Chowking’s current breakfast menu page with starting prices, making them useful choices for customers who want a rice-based breakfast with Chinese-Filipino flavors.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Asian BBQ Chicken Chop with Egg Fried Rice & Egg | Starts at ₱142.00 |
| Creamy Chicken Chop with Egg Fried Rice & Egg | Starts at ₱142.00 |
| Gravy Chicken Chop with Egg Fried Rice & Egg | Starts at ₱142.00 |
| 1pc. Fried Chicken with Egg | Starts at ₱138.00 |
Chicken breakfast meals are good options for customers who prefer a heavier morning meal with rice and egg. These prices are listed as starting prices, so final costs may change when adding drinks, upgrades, or delivery charges.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Breakfast Wonton Mami with Drink | Starts at ₱138.00 |
| Breakfast Chunky Asado Siopao & Drink | Starts at ₱83.00 |
| Breakfast Bola-Bola Siopao & Drink | Starts at ₱105.00 |
| Breakfast 2pc Fried Asado Siopao & Drink | Starts at ₱83.00 |
For lighter breakfast choices, noodle bowls and siopao meals are convenient because they are easy to eat and usually more affordable than full rice meals. Chowking’s breakfast menu currently includes Wonton Mami and siopao-with-drink options with starting prices.
| Menu Item | Restaurant | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Iced Java Drink | GoodAh!!! | ₱84.00 |
| Coffee Jelly Dessert | GoodAh!!! | ₱54.00 |
GoodAh!!! lists Iced Java Drink and Coffee Jelly Dessert on its official menu. These can work as breakfast add-ons for customers who want a cold coffee-style drink or a simple sweet treat after a rice meal.
| Menu Item | Inclusions | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Bilao 1 | BBQ Chicken, Pork BBQ, Lumpiang Shanghai, Java Rice | ₱919.00 |
| Bilao 3 | Half Herbed Chicken, Sizzling Sisig Overload, Lumpiang Shanghai, Java Rice | ₱919.00 |
| Bilao 4 | Half Herbed Chicken, Sizzling Sisig Overload, Lumpiang Shanghai, Pancit Canton, Java Rice | ₱1,149.00 |
These GoodAh!!! bilao options are not limited to breakfast only, but they can be useful for family morning meals, office breakfast sharing, or group orders when customers want rice, meat, and sides in one tray.
Filipino breakfast menu prices may change depending on the restaurant, branch, location, size, rice option, egg option, drink upgrade, delivery app, service fee, and ongoing promotions. Always check the nearest branch, official app, or delivery platform before ordering.
A Filipino breakfast menu is usually built around rice, egg, and a savory main dish. Common choices include tapsilog, longsilog, tocilog, bangsilog, hotsilog, cornsilog, chicken with rice, fried rice bowls, siopao, mami, pancakes, and coffee. Silog meals are strongly associated with Filipino breakfast because they are filling, familiar, and easy to customize.
In the Philippines, Filipino breakfast is served by fast-food chains, tapsihan restaurants, diners, canteens, cafés, and delivery platforms. Some menus focus on classic silog meals, while others offer modern breakfast combos, Chinese-Filipino fried rice meals, chicken-and-egg plates, noodles, and budget-friendly drinks.
Promos for Filipino breakfast meals can change often, especially on official apps and delivery platforms. Some restaurants may offer breakfast bundles, free delivery promos, vouchers, combo meals, or limited-time discounts depending on location and order value.
Because promo availability changes by branch and date, it is better to check the restaurant’s official page, mobile app, delivery platform, or nearest branch before ordering. Do not rely on old promo posts unless the restaurant confirms that the offer is still active.
Filipino breakfast meals usually give good value because many options include rice, egg, meat, and sometimes a drink in one order. Budget-friendly choices such as breakfast Chao Fan, siopao with drink, and simple rice meals can work well for students, office workers, and customers who want a quick morning meal.
Higher-priced meals such as tapa, bangus, kumpleto sets, and bilao trays may cost more, but they usually offer bigger portions, more inclusions, or group-sharing convenience. For the best value, compare dine-in prices with delivery prices because app charges and platform markups can increase the final bill.
The Filipino breakfast dining experience depends on where you order. Fast-food chains usually offer quick service, takeout, and delivery, while tapsihan-style restaurants and diners may feel more casual and local. Many breakfast meals are designed to be simple, filling, and easy to serve during busy mornings.
Delivery is also common for breakfast in the Philippines, especially through official restaurant apps and platforms such as GrabFood or foodpanda. Rodic’s Diner, for example, confirms GrabFood delivery for selected branches, while McDonald’s Philippines links breakfast items to McDelivery ordering.
Because this is a general Filipino breakfast menu guide, opening hours depend on the restaurant and branch. Some breakfast-serving restaurants open early in the morning, while others offer all-day rice meals.
Contact: Check the official branch page, app, or delivery platform of the restaurant you plan to order from.
Opening hours may vary by branch, so it is better to check the official branch page before visiting.
| Restaurant / Example Branch Info | Hours / Availability |
|---|---|
| Rodic’s Diner White Plains | Monday–Saturday 6:00 AM–10:00 PM for dine-in, takeout, and GrabFood; late-night takeout and GrabFood only until 2:00 AM |
| Rodic’s Diner Maginhawa | Tuesday–Saturday 6:00 AM–10:00 PM for dine-in, takeout, and GrabFood; late-night takeout and GrabFood only until 2:00 AM |
| Rodic’s Diner Makati | Monday–Sunday 6:00 AM–9:00 PM for dine-in, takeout, and GrabFood; late-night takeout and GrabFood only until 2:00 AM |
| Tapa King Pio Del Pilar foodpanda listing | Monday–Sunday 6:30 AM–11:30 PM |
| Tapa King Domoit Lucena foodpanda listing | Monday–Sunday 6:00 AM–9:00 PM |
Rodic’s Diner publishes branch-specific hours and Viber numbers on its official branch page, while Tapa King’s foodpanda listings show branch operating schedules for selected locations.
Rodic’s Diner confirms GrabFood delivery and payment options such as COD, credit card, GCash, and GrabPay for delivery orders. McDonald’s Philippines also links breakfast menu items to McDelivery.
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This Filipino breakfast menu price guide helps customers compare updated breakfast meals before visiting a restaurant or ordering delivery in the Philippines. It covers rice meals, silog-style options, Chao Fan breakfast bowls, chicken meals, siopao, noodles, drinks, and sharing trays.
Prices can change anytime due to branch differences, delivery platform charges, ingredient availability, and promos. For the most accurate final price, check the official restaurant menu, nearest branch, or delivery app before placing your order.
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