Avocadoria Kids Menu Prices Philippines 2026
Avocadoria doesn’t publish an official Avocadoria kids menu, so this is an honest guide instead: which cups actually work for kids, ranked by size, sweetness, and price. The Avocado Inipit at ₱93 is the smallest and cheapest cup on the menu, making it the natural first order for a child. For the whole lineup, see the full Avocadoria menu, stretch your budget with the cheapest Avocadoria items, and check the Avocadoria best sellers for the cups kids ask for by name.
Does Avocadoria have a kids menu?
No, and the chain has never claimed to. Avocadoria is an avocado dessert brand founded in 2019, and the menu is built around ice cream cups, shakes, cakes, and snacks, not children’s meals. There’s no junior sizing, no toy tie-ins, no kids’ combo. What it does have is a naturally kid-friendly format: small cups, sweet flavors, and real fruit. You just have to pick the right ones.
The honest approach: ignore the idea of a kids menu and order by cup size instead. A small child does not need the ₱153 Lover cup. Start with the ₱93 Inipit and see if they finish it before you order more.
What are the best Avocadoria kids menu picks for small children?
Go small and simple. The Avocado Inipit at ₱93 is the smallest, cheapest cup, so it’s the obvious first order. The Avocado Dream at ₱115 is the next step up for a bigger appetite. The Mango Shake (last listed at ₱170 in 2024, so confirm with your branch) tends to win over kids who aren’t sold on avocado yet, since mango is the safer fruit. And one Avocado Senyorita at ₱136 splits nicely between two small kids.
| Kid-Friendly Pick | Price | Why kids like it |
|---|---|---|
| Avocado Inipit Smallest cup on the menu | ₱93 | Right size, lowest price, no waste if they don’t finish |
| Avocado Dream One step up from the Inipit | ₱115 | Sweet and simple, good for bigger kids |
| Avocado Senyorita Shareable between two small kids | ₱136 | One cup, two spoons, no fights |
| Mango Shake Familiar fruit flavor; last listed 2024 | ₱170 | For kids who won’t touch avocado yet; confirm price with branch |
| Avocado Ice Cream Cheesecake (Petite) Graham base, avocado and cream cheese ice cream | ₱320 | A birthday-style treat to share, not a solo cup |
Which cup is easiest for toddlers?
The Avocado Inipit, and it’s not close. It’s the smallest cup, so there’s less to spill, and at ₱93 it’s the cheapest lesson if your toddler takes two spoonfuls and declares themselves done. Keep the cup in your own hand and let them use the spoon, mall food courts and runaway toddlers don’t mix.
Do kids like the avocado flavor?
Many do, because Avocadoria’s cups are desserts first. The avocado soft serve is sweet and creamy, closer to ice cream than to anything green and healthy. Kids who like the regular flavors tend to finish their cups fast. If yours is suspicious of anything avocado, the Mango Shake or Chico Shake (both last listed at ₱170 in 2024) are the safer fruit flavors.
What should kids skip at Avocadoria?
The loaded cups, for the little ones. The signature Avocado Lover at ₱153 comes with tapioca pearls, and pearls are a choking hazard for very small children, so skip it for toddlers and preschoolers. The Nachos Beef Guacamole at ₱287 is a savory snack, not kid dessert, and the full-size cakes (₱771 to ₱803) are party items, not single servings. Nothing on the menu is dangerous for older kids, but match the cup to the child’s age and appetite.
| Item | Price | Why skip it for small kids |
|---|---|---|
| Avocado Lover | ₱153 | Tapioca pearls are a choking hazard for toddlers |
| Nachos Beef Guacamole | ₱287 | Savory snack, not what kids came for |
| Dark Mocha Avocado Praline Cake | ₱803 | Full-size party cake, way too much for one child |
| Avocado Sansrival | ₱771 | Party cake with cashews, a nut allergy risk to check |
How much does it cost to share one cup with kids?
Less than you’d think. Two small kids can happily split one Avocado Senyorita at ₱136, which works out to ₱68 per child. One Avocado Lover at ₱153 feeds an older kid and a parent, or two medium appetites. For a family of four, two Inipits (₱186 total) beat one big cup, because every child gets their own. Sharing is the cheapest way to do Avocadoria with kids, and nobody feels shortchanged.
Budget math: two Inipits at ₱93 each (₱186 total) give two kids their own cups for less than one Avocado Lover at ₱153 plus a second order. Own cup beats shared cup for kids under seven, every time.
Are there sugar-free options for kids?
Yes, and they’re worth knowing about. Avocadoria carries a Naked Avocado Light Ice Cream (sugar-free), an Avocado Keto Ice Cream, and an Avocado Coconut Keto Milkshake. These are the lightest items on the menu for kids you’re keeping off heavy sugar. The honest catch: Avocadoria hasn’t published Philippine prices for the keto and sugar-free line, so every one of them is “price varies by branch.” Ask at the counter before you promise your child one.
| Sugar-Free Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Naked Avocado Light Ice Cream Sugar-free light ice cream | Varies by branch |
| Avocado Keto Ice Cream Low-carb keto ice cream | Varies by branch |
| Avocado Coconut Keto Milkshake Sugar-free keto milkshake | Varies by branch |
Avocadoria kids menu FAQs
Quick answers to the questions parents ask most about bringing kids to Avocadoria.
Does Avocadoria have a kids menu?
No, there’s no official kids menu. Order by cup size instead: the Avocado Inipit (₱93) is the smallest and cheapest cup, and the Avocado Dream (₱115) suits bigger kids.
What is the cheapest item for kids at Avocadoria?
The Avocado Inipit at ₱93. It’s the smallest cup on the menu and the cheapest way to give a child their own order.
Are Avocadoria’s tapioca pearls safe for toddlers?
No, tapioca pearls are a choking hazard for very small children. Skip the Avocado Lover (₱153) for toddlers and stick to the Inipit or Dream cups.
Does Avocadoria have sugar-free options for kids?
Yes: the Naked Avocado Light Ice Cream, Avocado Keto Ice Cream, and Avocado Coconut Keto Milkshake. Prices aren’t published, so confirm with your branch.
Can kids share one Avocadoria cup?
Easily. One Avocado Senyorita (₱136) splits between two small kids, and two Inipits (₱186 total) give two kids their own cups.
Does Avocadoria do birthday cakes for kids?
Avocadoria sells whole cakes (₱771-₱803) and petite sizes from ₱320, but there’s no official kids’ birthday package. The petite cheesecake at ₱320 works as a small celebration cake.
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Prices compiled from Avocadoria menu listings in October 2026. Read our editorial policy.