Andoks Menu Card
Think of this as the whole Andok’s menu squeezed onto one card: every group, every price, nothing to hunt for. If you want the long version with the stories behind the dishes, the Andok’s menu hub has it. This andoks menu card is the quick-scan version you check at the counter or before you order delivery.
What Is on the Andok’s Menu Card?
Five blocks, top to bottom. Roasted and grilled stars lead the card, affordable meals cover solo lunches, rice meals cover the tightest budgets, Filipino mains cover bigger appetites, and family combos close the card for groups. Prices below come from recent third party listings, since Andok’s doesn’t publish one single official online price list.
Read the card in this order if you’re new. Pick your star first (litson manok or liempo), then decide solo or sharing, then add rice or a side only if the meal doesn’t include one. Most affordable meals already come with rice, so you rarely need to add anything.
| Card block | Items | Price range |
|---|---|---|
| Roasted and grilled | Litson Manok, Liempo, Litson Baka, Bangus, Pork BBQ Sticks | ₱59-₱486 |
| Affordable meals | Dokito, Porkcharap, Quarter Litson Manok, BBQ Liempo, Chicken BBQ | ₱93-₱186 |
| Rice meals | Chopsuey, Adobo, Bitsix, Pork Sarciado, Dokito Tops | ₱79-₱93 |
| Filipino mains | Sisig, Crispy Pata, Litson Kawali, Bicol Express, Pork Sinigang | ₱108-₱655 |
| Family combos | Litson Manok set, Dokito Bucket set, Dokito Box | ₱523-₱678 |
Whole Chicken and Liempo
The top of the card is the whole chicken and the whole liempo, and they’re the two items regulars name first. Litson manok at about ₱399 to ₱449 and liempo at about ₱340 to ₱368 are the sharing anchors: order one, add rice, and the table is basically set.
How Much Does the Andok’s Menu Card Cost per Person?
Solo diners spend the least per visit but the most per plate, and that’s normal. A Dokito Meal at ₱126 or a Quarter Litson Manok Meal at ₱149 is one person’s full lunch. Groups flip the math: a ₱566 litson manok set split four ways is about ₱140 each, and a ₱678 dokito bucket set split five ways is about ₱135 each.
The cheapest way to eat at Andok’s is still the rice meals at ₱79 to ₱93, which is why students and office workers lean on them for everyday lunches. The best value way to eat is the group set, which is why families lean on it for weekends.
| Party size | Card pick | Per person |
|---|---|---|
| 1 person, tight budget | Chopsuey Rice or Adobo Rice | ₱79-₱81 |
| 1 person, full meal | Dokito Meal or Quarter Litson Manok Meal | ₱126-₱149 |
| 2 people | Whole Litson Manok + extra rice | ~₱225 each |
| 3 to 4 people | Litson Manok set (₱566) | ~₱140-₱190 each |
| 4 to 5 people | Dokito Bucket set (₱678) | ~₱135-₱170 each |
Solo Meals on the Card
Solo meals are the middle block of the card and the easiest to order: one protein, one rice, one price, no decisions left. Doki2legs at ₱93, Dokito at ₱126, Porkcharap at ₱129, and Quarter Litson Manok at ₱149 cover fried, pork, and roasted cravings without breaking ₱150, except the two piece Dokito at ₱186 for bigger appetites.
Which Andok’s Menu Card Items Suit Groups?
Three items do the heavy lifting for groups. The litson manok set at about ₱566 covers three to four people with chicken, rice, and drinks in one order. The dokito bucket set at about ₱678 covers four to five with fried chicken instead of roast. And a whole liempo at about ₱340 to ₱368 alongside either set gives the table a pork option without doubling the bill.
For a celebration table, add Crispy Pata at about ₱655 as the centerpiece and a Pancit Canton at ₱117 to stretch the spread. That combo plus a litson manok set feeds a real party, and it still costs less than most restaurant group dinners.
| Group pick | Price | Serves |
|---|---|---|
| Litson Manok set (chicken + 3 rice + 1.5L Pepsi) | ₱566 | 3 to 4 |
| Dokito Bucket set (bucket + rice + 1.5L Pepsi) | ₱678 | 4 to 5 |
| Dokito Box (a la carte) | ₱523 | Family stash |
| Liempo (whole, add-on) | ₱340-₱368 | Adds pork for the table |
| Crispy Pata (centerpiece) | ₱655 | Celebration table |
Where Can You Get the Andok’s Menu Card?
Every Andok’s branch carries the menu card in store, posted at the counter and usually printed for takeaway. If you’re ordering from home, the same menu shows up on GrabFood and Foodpanda listings for your nearest branch, with delivery fees and promos on top. Prices on delivery apps can run a little higher than in store, so compare before you check out.
One practical note: the in-store card wins if any price here disagrees with it. Listings change, branches adjust prices at different times, and this guide shows recent listing prices with ranges where sources disagreed. Save this page on your phone and you’ll rarely need to ask “how much is that” at the counter again.
| Where | What you get | Watch for |
|---|---|---|
| In store counter | Full card, current branch prices | The final word on price |
| GrabFood / Foodpanda | Same menu plus delivery fee | App prices can run higher |
| Takeaway leaflet | Printed card to keep | May lag behind price changes |
Andok’s Menu Card FAQs
Short answers to the questions readers ask most about the menu card.
What is on the Andok’s menu card?
The card covers the roasted and grilled stars, affordable meals, rice meals, Filipino mains, and family combos, with prices from recent listings.
How much does an Andok’s menu card meal cost per person?
Solo meals run 79 to 186 pesos, while a whole litson manok set works out to about 140 to 190 pesos per person for a group of three to four.
Which Andok’s menu card items suit groups?
The litson manok set at about 566 pesos, the dokito bucket set at about 678 pesos, and a whole liempo alongside them.
Where can I get the Andok’s menu card?
In store at any Andok’s branch, plus delivery listings on GrabFood and Foodpanda that carry the same menu.
Is the Andok’s menu card the same at every branch?
Mostly, but listings show small branch price differences, so the in-store card wins if a price differs.