Avocadoria Cheapest Items Prices Philippines 2026

✓ 2026 Updated🥬 Avocado Dessert Chain💲 ₱93 – ₱803📍 263+ Branches
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This guide ranks the Avocadoria cheapest items, from the ₱93 Avocado Inipit up to the ₱803 Dark Mocha Avocado Praline Cake. Three items sit under ₱150, and every peso figure below is verified from real listings, not guessed. Browse the full Avocadoria menu, see the best-value plays beyond raw price, or check the kids’ picks for little ones.

⚡ Quick Answer: Avocadoria’s cheapest items are the Inipit (₱93), Dream (₱115), and Senyorita (₱136). The cheapest filling option is the Inipit; the priciest item is the full Praline Cake at ₱803.

What is the cheapest item at Avocadoria?

The Avocado Inipit at ₱93 is the cheapest verified item on the Avocadoria menu. It’s a simpler avocado ice cream cup than the signature Lover: no elaborate topping lineup, just real avocado ice cream with zero preservatives. For under a hundred pesos, it’s the smallest possible bet on the chain, and it’s the item that makes Avocadoria accessible to anyone with loose change and a sweet tooth.

What is the cheapest item at Avocadoria?
The Inipit at ₱93: the cheapest verified item on the menu.
Cheapest Avocadoria ItemsPriceNotes
Avocado Inipit₱93Cheapest item; simple avocado ice cream cup
Avocado Dream₱115₱22 more for a fuller cup
Avocado Senyorita₱136Near-signature at a budget price

The jump from the Inipit to the Dream is ₱22, and the jump from the Dream to the Senyorita is ₱21. The pricing is almost perfectly stepped, so you can climb one rung at a time until you hit your comfort zone.

What can I get at Avocadoria under ₱150?

Exactly three items on the verified menu cost less than ₱150, and all three are cups. The Lover at ₱153 is the famous one that just misses the cutoff, which is a useful mental line: under ₱150 means you’re choosing among the three budget cups, and crossing it means you’ve decided to go signature. Nothing else on the menu sneaks under ₱150, not even the shakes.

What can I get at Avocadoria under ₱150?
Three cups under ₱150; the Lover at ₱153 just misses.
Under ₱150PriceWhat You Get
Avocado Inipit₱93Simple avocado ice cream cup
Avocado Dream₱115Step up in portion and toppings
Avocado Senyorita₱136Closest to the Lover without crossing ₱150

The cheapest way to try the Lover

If ₱153 feels steep for a cup, make your first visit a Senyorita at ₱136. You’ll taste the avocado ice cream and most of the experience, and you’ll know whether the full Lover toppings are worth the extra ₱17 on your next visit. There’s no shame in the budget route: the ice cream base is the same chain’s signature, zero preservatives and all.

The cheapest way to try the Lover
Start with the Senyorita at ₱136 before committing to the Lover.

Which Avocadoria items are the most filling for their price?

Cheapest and most filling aren’t the same thing. The Inipit at ₱93 is the cheapest, but the Dream at ₱115 is arguably the better deal if you want a cup that feels like a full dessert. Among drinks, the shakes at ₱170 (last listed 2024) are the only items thick and rich enough to replace a light meal. Avocadoria publishes no per-item nutrition facts, so this is portion logic, not label data.

Which Avocadoria items are the most filling for their price?
Shakes are the only items thick enough to replace a light meal.
Filling PickPriceWhy
Avocado Inipit₱93Cheapest filling option; simple but satisfying
Avocado Dream₱115Best filling-per-peso ratio among cups
Avocado Lover₱153Most toppings; the fullest cup on the menu
Any shake
Last listed 2024, confirm with branch
₱170Thick, rich, meal-substitute territory

If you’re genuinely hungry, the shake is the move: it’s the densest item per peso on the menu. If you’re after dessert satisfaction, the Dream at ₱115 is the sweet spot between price and fullness.

What’s the full Avocadoria price list, cheapest to priciest?

Here’s every verified item on the menu, ranked cheapest to priciest. Cup and cake prices come from the August 2026 update; the shake prices are from a 2024 listing and should be confirmed with your branch. The full-size cheesecake figure (₱550) is from a 2020 listing, flagged as older, while the petite cheesecake (₱320) is current.

What's the full Avocadoria price list, cheapest to priciest?
Every verified Avocadoria item, ranked ₱93 to ₱803.
#ItemPrice
1Avocado Inipit (cup)₱93
2Avocado Dream (cup)₱115
3Avocado Senyorita (cup)₱136
4Avocado Lover (cup)
Signature
₱153
5Avocado / Mango / Guyabano / Chico / Jackfruit shake
Last listed 2024, confirm with branch
₱170
6Nachos Beef Guacamole (light snack)₱287
7Avocado Ice Cream Cheesecake (petite)₱320
8Avocado Sansrival (petite)₱350
9Dark Mocha Avocado Praline Cake (petite)₱357
10Avocado Ice Cream Cheesecake (full, tin-can)
Older 2020 figure, confirm with branch
₱550
11Avocado Sansrival (full)₱771
12Dark Mocha Avocado Praline Cake (full)₱803

Cheapest party play

Feeding a crowd on the cheap? Twelve Inipits cost ₱1,116 and cover ~10 guests with spares, which beats every other bulk option on the menu. For the full party math, see the whole-cake numbers, which drop the per-head cost even lower.

Cheapest party play
Twelve Inipits at ₱1,116: the cheapest bulk dessert on the menu.

Are Avocadoria’s keto and sugar-free items affordable?

Honest answer: we don’t know their prices yet. Avocadoria’s menu includes the Naked Avocado Light Ice Cream and the Avocado Keto Ice Cream, plus the Avocado Coconut Keto Milkshake, but no verified Philippine prices exist for any of them. Until a branch price sheet confirms them, treat the keto and sugar-free line as “price varies by branch” and ask when you visit. Don’t let any site quote you a number for these, because it would be invented.

Are Avocadoria's keto and sugar-free items affordable?
Keto and sugar-free items exist, but verified prices don’t yet.
Keto / Sugar-Free ItemPrice Status
Naked Avocado Light Ice CreamSugar-free; price varies by branch
Avocado Keto Ice CreamLow-carb; price varies by branch
Avocado Coconut Keto MilkshakeOn the menu; price varies by branch
Avocado Dark Chocolate ShakeOn the menu; price varies by branch

The 2026 Lovers series additions, like the Pistachio Knafeh Lover and the Biscoff Lover at flagship branches, are in the same boat: real items, branch-level pricing. Ask your branch; don’t trust a number from a site that can’t show you a source.

💡 My pick: the Avocado Dream at ₱115. It’s the best filling-per-peso ratio on the menu: fuller than the Inipit, ₱21 cheaper than the Senyorita, and it keeps the whole outing well under ₱150.

Avocadoria cheapest items FAQs

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Avocadoria cheapest items FAQs
Answers to common Avocadoria cheapest-item questions.
What is the cheapest item at Avocadoria?

The Avocado Inipit at ₱93. It’s a simple avocado ice cream cup with zero preservatives, and the cheapest verified item on the menu.

What is the cheapest filling option at Avocadoria?

The Avocado Dream at ₱115 has the best filling-per-peso ratio among cups. If you want a meal substitute, a ₱170 shake (last listed 2024) is the thickest, most filling item.

What is the most expensive item at Avocadoria?

The full Dark Mocha Avocado Praline Cake at ₱803, followed by the full Avocado Sansrival at ₱771. Both serve 10-12, so they’re party cakes, not solo desserts.

Can I eat at Avocadoria for under ₱150?

Yes. Three cups cost less than ₱150: the Inipit (₱93), the Dream (₱115), and the Senyorita (₱136). The signature Lover at ₱153 just misses the cutoff.

Why don’t you list prices for the keto items?

Because no verified Philippine prices exist for them. The Naked Avocado Light, Keto Ice Cream, and keto shakes are real menu items, but quoting a price without a source would be inventing one. Ask your branch.

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Heads up: prices were compiled from public Avocadoria menu listings in October 2026. Cups and cakes reflect the August 2026 update; shakes were last listed in 2024 and the full-size cheesecake figure (₱550) is from 2020, so confirm both with your branch. Prices vary by branch.

Prices compiled from public Avocadoria menu listings in October 2026. Read our editorial policy.