Andok’s Menu

Andok’s keeps its menu tight, and that’s the point. You won’t find fifty ways to serve chicken here. You’ll find roasted chicken done one way and done well, grilled pork in a few forms, fried chicken through the Dokito line, and a short list of Filipino sides and rice meals that round out the table. Everything below comes from recent third party menu listings, since Andok’s doesn’t publish one single official online price list.

The menu splits into five natural groups. Roasted and grilled items anchor the table, affordable meals cover solo lunches, rice meals cover the tightest budgets, Filipino mains like sisig and crispy pata cover bigger appetites, and family combos bundle the stars for groups. Prices vary a little by branch, so treat every figure as a recent listing price, not a guarantee.

Roasted and Grilled Stars

Litson manok is the dish that built the chain: charcoal roasted, juicy inside, crisp skinned, served with the classic dipping sauce. Liempo brings the same grill logic to pork belly, and litson baka covers beef lovers. If you only order one thing on your first visit, make it the litson manok, then add a liempo on the next one and compare.

Andok’s affordable meals are where the chain earns its budget reputation. The Dokito Meal at about ₱126 gives you fried chicken with rice, the Porkcharap Meal at about ₱129 gives you a crispy porkchop with rice, and the Doki2legs Meal at about ₱93 is the cheapest chicken meal on the board. None of these feel like a snack: they’re full plates.

For two pieces of fried chicken, the 2 pc Dokito Meal at about ₱186 is the upgrade, and the BBQ Liempo Meal at about ₱154 and Chicken BBQ Meal at about ₱151 round out the grilled side of the value board. If you’re counting pesos, start with Doki2legs or a rice meal, then step up to Dokito when you’re hungrier.

Solo Meals Under 150 Pesos

Seven meals on the board sit under ₱150, and that’s before the rice meals. Doki2legs, Dokito, Spicy Dokito, Porkcharap, Pork BBQ Stick Meal, and Quarter Litson Manok Meal all clear the bar, which means a proper lunch at Andok’s rarely needs more than a ₱150 bill. For students and office workers, that’s the whole appeal in one line.

Family combos are where Andok’s makes group dinners easy. The classic set pairs 1 whole litson manok with 3 rice and a 1.5L Pepsi at about ₱566, and the Dokito Bucket set pairs a fried chicken bucket with rice and 1.5L Pepsi at about ₱678. A Dokito Box on its own runs about ₱523 for the family fried chicken stash.

The math works out nicely. A whole chicken at ₱449 plus rice and drinks bought separately would run past the ₱566 set price, so the bundle saves you a little while removing the ordering debate. For bigger groups, pair a litson manok set with a liempo and an extra rice or two, and you’ve fed six without cooking a thing.