CoCo Ichibanya Menu
The coco ichibanya menu is built around one idea: Japanese curry rice, made your way. You pick a curry plate, then you pick your rice amount, your spice level and your toppings, so the same menu can serve a cautious first timer and a full spice lover at the same table. This guide walks through the plates, the customisation, the set meals and the price ranges reported for Philippines branches.
Quick answer: CoCo Ichibanya Philippines serves curry rice plates, omelette curries, gratins, salads, baskets and set meals, with curry plates reported in third-party listings from around ₱260 to ₱490. No confirmed official national price list is published, so every price here is a third-party listing figure, not an official price.
What is on the CoCo Ichibanya menu?
The core of the menu is curry rice: a plate of rice covered in Japanese curry sauce, topped with your choice of cutlet, hamburger, seafood, vegetables or omelette. Around that core sit the extras that round out a visit, like salads, fried baskets, curry gratins, curry udon and naan bread. It is a wide menu, but it never feels confusing, because every section is just a variation on the same curry base.
The omelette curries deserve a special mention, since they are the plates most first timers remember. A soft omelette wraps the rice, curry sauce pours over the top, and a cutlet or creamed chicken sits on the side. It is comfort food with a bit of theatre, and it photographs beautifully too.
| Menu section | What you will find | Third-party listing range |
|---|---|---|
| Curry rice plates | Pork cutlet, chicken cutlet, hamburger, seafood and vegetable curries | ₱260 to ₱440 |
| Omelette curries | Pork cutlet, beef, fried chicken, vegetable and creamed chicken omelette curries | ₱300 to ₱490 |
| Curry gratins | Baked curry rice with shrimp, spinach and eggplant, or chicken | ₱300 to ₱360 |
| Salads and baskets | Tuna, mixed, fried chicken and fried shrimp salads; fries, nuggets and seafood baskets | ₱160 to ₱310 |
| Curry udon and naan | Curry udon, naan bread and curry naan sets | ₱230 to ₱350 |
How does the curry customization work?
Ordering here is a three step choice, and the staff walk you through it. First, pick your rice amount. The standard portion reported in reviews is around 300 grams, and you can go smaller or larger, with a small price adjustment for less rice reported in some reviews. Second, pick your spice level, from mild through standard up to hotter levels for brave souls. Third, add toppings, from cheese and mushrooms to sausages, croquettes and extra cutlets.
One thing to know: some plates skip part of the customisation. Omelette curries, for example, are reported as fixed on rice amount in some reviews, so you pick the plate and the spice, and the rice stays as served. If you are unsure, ask the staff before ordering, since they handle these choices all day.
| Choice | Your options | Reported listing note |
|---|---|---|
| Rice amount | Standard around 300g, smaller or larger on request | Less rice reported at minus ₱20 in one review |
| Spice level | Mild, standard, and hotter levels up to level 5 | Standard already has a little kick |
| Toppings | Cheese, mushrooms, sausages, croquette, extra cutlets | ₱80 to ₱205 in listings |
What are the best sellers at CoCo Ichibanya?
Best seller talk is editorial opinion, not an official ranking, since the chain publishes no sales chart. That said, the same names keep coming up in reviews and listings, and they make a sensible shortlist for a first visit. The Pork Cutlet Omelette Curry is the plate most reviewers order first, and the Cheese Hamburger Curry is repeatedly called a house favourite.
Seafood lovers tend to land on the Shrimp Cutlet Curry or the Fried Fish, Spinach and Stewed Shrimp Curry, while vegetable curry, kimchi curry and eggplant curry cover the lighter, meat free side of the menu. If you want a safe first order, pick one plate from this list and keep the spice at standard.
| Editorial best seller pick | Why reviewers love it | Third-party listing range |
|---|---|---|
| Pork Cutlet Omelette Curry | Crisp cutlet, soft omelette, rich curry | ₱360 to ₱420 |
| Cheese Hamburger Curry | Cheese melted inside the hamburger patty | ₱360 |
| Creamed Chicken Omelette Curry | Creamy chicken with omelette and curry | ₱330 to ₱390 |
| Shrimp Cutlet Curry | Crisp shrimp cutlet with curry rice | ₱360 |
| Vegetable Curry | Lighter, vegetable led plate | ₱290 |
Our editorial pick for first timers
If I had to pick one plate for a first timer, I would say the Cheese Hamburger Curry at standard spice. It shows off what this place does best, the curry is rich without being punishing, and the cheese makes every bite a little more fun. This is editorial opinion, not an official recommendation.
How much does a meal at CoCo Ichibanya cost?
A single curry plate in third-party listings runs from around ₱260 for the simplest vegetable and kimchi curries up to around ₱490 for beef omelette curry, with most plates landing between ₱330 and ₱420. Set meals add to that: reviews report a Set of 3 at around ₱110 and a Set of 4 at around ₱140, adding soup, salad, a drink and, for the bigger set, dessert. Toppings run from around ₱80 for mushrooms or cheese up to around ₱205 for a shrimp cutlet topping.
Put together, a solo meal with a plate and a drink usually lands around ₱360 to ₱550 in listing figures, while a set meal with extras lands higher. Treat every figure here as a planning range, not a promise, since no official national price list is published and branches can price differently.
| Meal type | What it includes | Third-party listing range |
|---|---|---|
| Single curry plate | Curry rice plate, no extras | ₱260 to ₱490 |
| Set of 3 | Plate plus soup, salad and a drink (reported) | Around ₱110 extra |
| Set of 4 | Plate plus soup, salad, drink and dessert (reported) | Around ₱140 extra |
| Toppings | Cheese, mushrooms, sausages, croquette, cutlets | ₱80 to ₱205 |
| Drinks and desserts | Calamansi drinks, milk tea, coffee jelly, ice cream | ₱50 to ₱160 |
Where can you find CoCo Ichibanya in the Philippines?
CoCo Ichibanya entered the Philippines in 2015 with its first branch at Estancia Mall in Capitol Commons, Pasig City, and it has grown from there. Reported branches in reviews and news posts include Vertis North in Quezon City, Nuvali in Laguna, and a Bacolod branch that opened in May. Mall locations are the pattern, so check your nearest major mall directory or map app for the branch closest to you.
Branch details change, so confirm the branch and its hours before a special trip. The menu card article linked below explains how to read the card itself, which helps you order fast on your first visit.
What is the CoCo Ichibanya menu known for?
Japanese curry rice that you customise: pick a curry plate, then your rice amount, spice level and toppings.
How much does a CoCo Ichibanya curry plate cost in the Philippines?
Third-party listings put most plates between around ₱260 and ₱490, with set meals adding around ₱110 to ₱140. No official national price list is published.
What spice level should a first timer pick?
Standard is the safe pick. It already has a little kick, and mild is there if you prefer almost no heat.
Does CoCo Ichibanya Philippines publish nutrition info?
No official nutrition figures have been verified for Philippines branches, so the widget above shows N/A honestly rather than guessing.
Is there an official CoCo Ichibanya secret menu in the Philippines?
No official secret menu or secret item has been verified. The toppings system already lets you build custom plates, so unconfirmed secret lists should be treated as rumours.
Where is the first CoCo Ichibanya branch in the Philippines?
The first branch opened in 2015 at Estancia Mall in Capitol Commons, Pasig City, according to reviews and news posts about the launch.
Prices come from third-party Philippine menu listings and customer reviews checked on October 26, 2026, not from a confirmed official national price list, and they vary by branch. No official nutrition figures are published by the chain for Philippines branches, so nutrition results show N/A. Best seller picks are editorial opinion based on reviews, not official sales rankings. Confirm prices and branch details in store before visiting.