Angels Pizza Menu Card Philippines 2026

By PH Menu Price | October 24, 2026

The Angels Pizza menu card is the quick version of the full menu: flavors, sizes, bundles, and sides on one card, so you can order without scrolling through a long page. This guide explains what each section means, what it costs in third-party listings, and what to double check before you pay.

What does the Angels Pizza menu card show?

First comes pizza. The card groups flavors into standard and premium lines, with Creamy Spinach Dip, Angel’s Aloha, Angel’s Pepperoni, Angel’s Supreme, All Meat, Garlic Shrimp, Cheesy Burger, Creamy Garlic and 5 Cheese, Toppings So Bongga, Garden of Eden, Chicken Aloha, and Big Kahuna Hawaiian among the names you will see. Premium lines like Ultra Creamy Spinach Dip sit higher in price, so a card that looks identical at two branches can still total differently if one branch lists the premium line and the other does not.

Next come the bundles, then pastas, then chicken and sides. Pastas on the card include Classic Spaghetti, Carbonara, Mac and Cheese, Cheesy Lasagna, and Special Palabok, with solo servings reported at ₱100 to ₱120 and platters at around ₱355. Chicken items include chicken with rice combos, nuggets with golden curls, and buckets, while sides run from bread sticks at ₱30 to ₱34 to tacos at ₱70 to ₱79 and calzones at ₱85 to ₱96. The full hub article is our Angel’s Pizza Menu guide.

How to read the Double Deal line

The Double Deal line is easy to misread. It is not two different pizzas at half price each, it is two pizzas of the same flavor at one bundle price. Listings report ₱660 to ₱747 for two 12-inch pizzas and ₱860 to ₱1,050 for two 14-inch pizzas, with premium flavors at the top end. If your group wants two different flavors, the Double Deal is not the right line, and two singles or a Sana Ol bundle will fit better.

Sana Ol lines work the same way: read the whole line, not just the price. Jowa, Barkada, and Pamilya bundles differ in pizza size, chicken pieces, pasta count, and whether lemonade is included, and listings disagree on those contents. A bundle that looks cheaper at one branch may simply include less.

How do sizes work on the menu card?

Three sizes cover most orders. Medium is 9 inches and suits 1 to 2 people, or one hungry person with leftovers. Family is 12 inches for around 3 to 4 people, and Big Family is 14 inches for around 5 to 7 people. If you are ordering for kids, a 9-inch pizza plus a shared side usually beats a bigger pizza, since children eat less per slice and waste less. Our Angel’s Pizza Kids Menu guide covers kid-friendly picks in detail.

Crust is the other choice on the card: hand tossed or thin crust, where listed. Hand tossed is the safer pick for a group, since it holds heavy toppings better. Thin crust suits people who want a crisper, lighter slice, but it can struggle under the heaviest loaded flavors like Toppings So Bongga.

What should you check before ordering?

Check three things. First, flavor availability, since not every branch carries every premium flavor every day. Second, bundle contents, since Sana Ol inclusions differ between listings and branches. Third, the final total, since delivery apps add fees on top of menu prices, and a bundle that looks like a deal on the card can cost noticeably more at checkout.

Also check for a live promo only at your branch. No chain-wide promo was verified for this guide, so a promo you saw on an old listing may no longer apply. Morning orders have their own quirks, covered in our Angel’s Pizza Breakfast Menu guide.

Frequently asked questions

These are the questions people ask most about the menu card, answered straight.