1st Colonial Grill Delivery Menu Philippines 2026
There is no verified Grab or Foodpanda listing for 1st Colonial Grill that we could confirm, so this delivery guide starts with what is actually verified: takeout and dine-in at the Pacific Mall branch in Legazpi City. If you want the food at home, pickup is the reliable route, and this guide covers what travels well, how to order, and what to get for a group. For the full dish list, see the 1st Colonial Grill Menu first, then come back here to plan the order.
Quick answer: No verified app delivery for 1st Colonial Grill was found, so plan on takeout or pickup from the Pacific Mall branch. Tinapa fried rice, tinutungang manok, and coconut milk dishes travel best, while sili ice cream needs a cooler bag or a fast trip home, and all prices need an in-store check.
Does 1st Colonial Grill deliver?
On the evidence available, no. Listings for the restaurant name takeout and dine-in as the service options, with table service, and no delivery partner is named in any listing or review we checked. That does not prove a local courier could never be arranged by phone, but it does mean you should not open an app expecting to find this restaurant, and you should not trust a page that lists it as deliverable without showing the app listing.
The branch is at G/F Pacific Mall, Landco Business Park, Legazpi City, with listings giving hours of 10 AM to 9 PM daily. Phone numbers differ across listings, with (052) 481 1212 and (052) 481 1213 both appearing, so if you are ordering ahead, try the number that answers and confirm the pickup time, the total, and whether ice cream can be packed for travel before you leave home.
What travels well for takeout?
Rice and coconut milk dishes travel best, because they hold their heat and their sauce survives a short ride. Tinapa fried rice is the top takeout pick, and tinutungang manok, Bicol Express, and laing all pack well in closed containers. Noodles like pancit Bato and pasta Bicolana are fine for a short trip but dry out faster, so eat them first when you get home.
Best takeout picks
Pack the sauces apart from crisp items where you can, keep the rice in its own container, and reheat coconut milk dishes gently so the sauce does not split. Sili ice cream is the risky item: a later listing gives ₱325 per pint and ₱790 per half gallon for take-home sizes, but whether the branch packs pints for pickup needs a phone check, and a cooler bag is worth bringing on a warm day.
| Takeout pick | Why it travels well | Older reported price |
|---|---|---|
| Tinapa Fried Rice | Rice holds heat, flavors stay strong | ₱199 to ₱255 |
| Tinutungang Manok | Saucy chicken reheats well | ₱239 |
| Bicol Express | Coconut milk sauce packs well | ₱389 |
| Laing | Taro leaves in sauce, no crisp element to lose | Confirm in store |
| Buko Chopseuy | Vegetable dish, good second main | ₱179 to ₱269 |
| Sili Ice Cream (pint) | Take-home size, needs a cooler bag | ₱325 in one listing |
How do you order for pickup?
Ordering for pickup is a phone job here, since no verified online ordering page for this restaurant was found. Call the branch, name your dishes, ask for the total and the pickup time, and confirm the packing for anything saucy or frozen. Arrive inside mall hours, since listings give 10 AM to 9 PM daily, and check the mall’s own hours before a special trip.
When you call, it helps to ask four things: the current price of each dish, since older reports vary; whether a dish is available that day; how long pickup will take; and whether ice cream pints are packed to go. That short call replaces the app checkout that does not exist for this restaurant, and it avoids a wasted trip.
What should you order for a group at home?
For a group at home, build around one big rice dish, one coconut milk main, one vegetable dish, and ice cream to finish. Reviewers describe generous, shareable portions and set meals at the restaurant, so a table of four can eat well from a smaller number of dishes than a chain menu would suggest. Order the rice in the largest size the branch offers, and let the coconut milk dish carry the Bicol flavor for the whole table.
Ordering for a group
A simple group set looks like this: tinapa fried rice for the table, Bicol Express or laing as the main, buko chopseuy as the vegetable dish, and a tasting set of sili, pili, and malunggay ice cream. Ask the branch about set meals when you call, since reviewers mention them, but no set meal price could be verified, so do not budget from an invented bundle.
1st Colonial Grill delivery FAQs
These delivery FAQs give the short version: no verified app delivery, pickup as the reliable route, and the dishes that travel best. If a delivery listing appears later with the restaurant’s name on it, check it in the app before you rely on it.
Is 1st Colonial Grill on Grab or Foodpanda?
No verified Grab or Foodpanda listing for 1st Colonial Grill was found. Listings name takeout and dine-in as the service options.
Can I order takeout?
Yes, takeout is listed as a service option. Call the Pacific Mall branch ahead to confirm prices, availability, and pickup time.
What is the branch phone number?
Listings give both (052) 481 1212 and (052) 481 1213, so try the number that answers and confirm your order on the call.
What travels best for takeout?
Tinapa fried rice, tinutungang manok, Bicol Express, and laing travel best. Noodles are fine for short trips, and ice cream needs a cooler bag.
Are delivery fees charged?
No delivery fee can be stated, since no verified delivery service was found. Any fee would depend on a courier you arrange yourself, so confirm it before ordering.
Price note: Prices come from the sources listed at the end of this guide and can vary by branch and over time. If a price looks different at your store, the in-store menu wins. Items marked confirm in store have no verified current published price, so we have not guessed one.
More 1st Colonial Grill guides
Sources: Skip Menu listing (takeout and dine-in, no delivery partner named, hours 10 AM to 9 PM, price range ₱200-₱400); Tripadvisor listing (Pacific Mall address, phone (052) 481 1213, takeout); Paperblog report (phone (052) 481 1212, Daraga branch listing); Appetizing Adventure and Wanderlog dish price reports; KKday listing (sili ice cream pint ₱325, half gallon ₱790). Delivery search across Grab and Foodpanda mentions, 22 October 2026, found no verified listing for this restaurant. Research date: 22 October 2026.