Baliwag Lechon Manok Menu Philippines 2026

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This is the main Baliwag Lechon Manok menu guide for the Philippines, with the full range of lechon manok, liempo, sizzlers, rice meals, pancit bilao and drinks in one place. Baliwag is best known for roast chicken with crispy skin and a savoury marinade, plus liempo that works just as well for a family lunch as for a party table. Prices vary by branch and by format, because takeout kiosks, food courts and Grill and Restaurant branches do not always charge the same, so this hub gives ranges where listings disagree. Start with the lechon manok size you need, then add sides and drinks from the tables below.

What Is On The Baliwag Lechon Manok Menu?

The Baliwag Lechon Manok menu centres on roast chicken and roast pork, then branches out into Filipino restaurant dishes, sizzlers, noodles, soups and rice meals. At a takeout kiosk you will mostly see lechon manok, liempo, crispy pata, crispy ulo, pork barbecue, siopao and small extras like atsara and sarsa. At a Grill and Restaurant branch the menu is much wider, with sizzlers, grilled fish, pork and beef dishes, merienda noodles and kambing specialties, so your branch format decides how much of this hub menu you can actually order.

For a quick family meal, most people order one whole chicken, one liempo, rice and a 1.5 litre drink, which feeds a small family without cooking. For a larger group, add a pancit bilao, a sizzler or two, and extra rice, because the chicken and pork go fast once the table starts sharing. If you only need a solo lunch, a quarter chicken rice meal or a merienda noodle is the simpler route, and those options are covered in the rice meal and merienda tables below.

Takeout Kiosk Versus Grill And Restaurant

Takeout kiosks focus on speed and the core roast items, so expect a short menu, a fast queue and lower takeout prices on some items. Food court branches sit in the middle, with rice meals and a few cooked dishes alongside the roast counter. Grill and Restaurant branches offer the full sit down menu in this hub, including sizzlers and grilled dishes, and their prices run higher than kiosk prices for the same core item, which explains why one chicken can be listed at PHP 372 in one source and PHP 440 in another.

How Much Is Baliwag Lechon Manok And Liempo?

Lechon manok is the headline item, and its price depends on size and branch format. Grill and Restaurant listings put a whole Lechon Manok at PHP 440, other restaurant listings put it at PHP 372, and takeout listings put it at PHP 380 to 395, so a safe range for a whole chicken is PHP 372 to 440. Liempo follows the same pattern, at PHP 370 on the official Grill and Restaurant list, PHP 308 on other restaurant lists, and PHP 310 to 325 at takeout, so use PHP 308 to 370 as your range and confirm at your branch.

Combo listings at takeout branches pair a whole chicken with a 1.5 litre Coke at about PHP 452 to 470, and liempo with a 1.5 litre Coke at about PHP 382 to 400, though combo prices move with drink prices. If you are feeding a crowd, compare the whole chicken price with the combo price, because the combo only saves money if you were going to buy the large drink anyway.

Which Size Should You Order

A whole chicken suits three to five people when paired with rice and one or two sides, while a half chicken suits one or two people for a single meal. A quarter chicken rice meal suits one solo eater, and liempo works best as a shared second meat rather than a solo main, because a full liempo order is rich and filling. For parties, order whole chickens in multiples rather than many small pieces, since whole birds are easier to carve and share at the table.

What Sizzlers, Grilled And Pork Dishes Are Available?

Grill and Restaurant branches offer a wide sizzler and grilled range, and these dishes are where Baliwag feels most like a sit down Filipino restaurant rather than a roast chicken kiosk. Sizzlers include bangus, beef, chicken sisig, gambas, pusit and tuna sisig, while grilled items include boneless bangus, inihaw na tilapia, tuna belly and inihaw festival platters. Pork dishes include Bicol Express, dinuguan, lechon kawali, paksiw na lechon and binagoongang baboy, so a table can mix roast chicken with a hot sizzler and a saucy pork dish without leaving the menu.

Restaurant prices vary by branch, and the ranges above reflect the official Grill and Restaurant list against other restaurant listings. If your branch is a kiosk, ask first, because sizzlers and grilled platters are usually restaurant only.

Best Sizzler Picks For Sharing

For sharing, chicken sisig and bangus sisig are safe first picks, because they suit most tastes and pair well with rice. Gambas and sizzling pusit suit seafood lovers, while beef ala pobre suits a richer, saucier craving. Order one sizzler per three or four people when chicken is already on the table, so the table stays balanced instead of turning into a pile of heavy mains.

What Rice Meals, Merienda And Drinks Are On The Menu?

Rice meals and merienda dishes make Baliwag useful for solo lunches and afternoon snacks, not just family dinners. Rice meals pair a main like chicken barbecue, fried chicken, pork barbecue or kare-kare with plain or java rice, while merienda covers bihon guisado, arrozcaldo, mami, goto, lomi, palabok, pancit canton and spaghetti. Drinks range from small bottled sodas and iced tea at restaurant branches to 1.5 litre bottles for sharing at takeout branches, plus juices, shakes and coffee at larger branches.

Extras matter at Baliwag: atsara, sarsa and bagoong are cheap but they change the meal, so add a cup of atsara and a small sarsa if your branch offers them. Siomai, chicharon and special bagoong jars are also listed at takeout branches, and they work well as add ons for a party table.

Pancit Bilao And Party Options

Pancit bilao listings cover bihon, canton, miki-bihon, palabok and sotanghon in small, medium and large sizes, with small sizes around PHP 435 to 474, medium around PHP 680 to 730, and large around PHP 903 to 1,109 depending on the noodle type. Spaghetti bilao runs higher, with small around PHP 624, medium around PHP 925, and large around PHP 1,204 for carbonara and meat sauce versions. Bilao prices vary most by branch and by serving count, so confirm the size, the number of servings and the pickup time when you order for a party, and pair a bilao with whole chickens rather than ordering bilao alone.

Where Can I Find More Baliwag Guides?

This hub is the starting point, and the supporting guides in this run cover the details you need for a specific kind of order. For a visual overview, see the Baliwag Lechon Manok menu card guide. For morning orders, see the Baliwag Lechon Manok breakfast menu. For family orders with children, see the Baliwag Lechon Manok kids menu. For deals, see the Baliwag Lechon Manok promo guide. For home delivery, see the Baliwag Lechon Manok delivery menu.

Each supporting guide links back to this hub, so you can move from a party bilao question to a delivery question without losing the full menu. If you are ordering today, start with the size and format sections above, then check the supporting guide that matches your order type, and confirm the final price at your branch.

Frequently Asked Questions

These are the questions readers ask most about this topic, answered in plain language.

Disclaimer: Prices are third party and official Grill and Restaurant ranges, and they vary by branch, format and delivery app, so confirm the price at your branch before ordering. Bilao and party prices vary most, and some restaurant items are not available at small takeout kiosks.