Kain na!

Grilled over charcoal. Eaten with your hands.

Ihaw-ihaw, sizzling plates and boodle feasts laid out on banana leaves — the way Sundays at Lola's used to taste.

Chicken grilling over glowing charcoal with smoke rising
Inihaw na manok
₱189

Boodle fight!One long table.
No plates. No forks.

Rice down the middle, everything else on top, all on fresh banana leaves. Bring the barkada, wash your hands, dig in.

Sa ulingReal charcoal.
Every single day.

No gas, no shortcuts. Our grill is lit by 10 in the morning and doesn't go out until the last liempo leaves the kitchen.

Marinated chicken charring on a charcoal grill
Inihaw na manok
Luto ng puso

Our marinades are family recipes — calamansi, soy, garlic and a little annatto — and nothing is grilled until it's had a full night to soak.

Chicken adobo simmering in a pan
Adobong manok
10:00The charcoal is lit
11:00Doors open, first sisig hits the plate
18:00Boodle tables are laid with fresh leaves
23:00Last call — the embers get one more round

Tara!Come hungry.

Walk-ins welcome. Booking a boodle table for six or more? Reserve a day ahead so we can lay the leaves.

Open daily
Mon – Thu 11 AM – 10 PM
Fri – Sat 11 AM – 11 PM
Sunday 10 AM – 10 PM

12 Harbor Street, Waterfront District

(000) 123 4567

Overhead view of a boodle feast around a bowl of salted egg and tomato salad
Reserve a long table

Try a reservation. This is a demo; no table will be booked.

Boodle feasts need at least one day’s notice. All times are Philippine time.

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