Dencios Menu Card
dencios menu-card is your quick look at the Dencio’s menu card, the at a glance version of the full menu that helps you decide fast. It covers the signature sisig and pata, the soups and grilled plates, the bilao noodles for groups, and the desserts and shakes that close the meal. For the full hub with every section explained, see the Dencio’s menu.
What is on the Dencios menu card?
The card is organised the way most diners actually order: start with soup or an appetiser, pick a main, add a grilled or noodle dish for sharing, then finish with dessert and a drink. Soups like Arroz Caldo and Molo Soup open the meal gently, appetisers like Lumpiang Shanghai and Calamares give the table something to share right away, and the mains move from sisig and vegetables to Bulalo and grilled barbecue.
| Card section | Key items | Guide price range |
|---|---|---|
| Soups | Arroz Caldo, Molo Soup | ₱135 to ₱200 |
| Appetisers | Lumpiang Shanghai, Calamares, Bangus Sisig | ₱219 to ₱251 |
| Vegetables | Pinakbet, Chopsuey | ₱242 to ₱261 |
| Mains | Crispy Sisig, Boneless Chicken BBQ, Sinigang, Bulalo | ₱239 to ₱528 |
| Grilled | Pork BBQ packs for groups | ₱162 to ₱987 |
| Bilao | Palabok, Pinoy Spaghetti, Pinaputok na Pancit, Boodle Bilao | ₱400 to ₱1,508 |
Prices here come from the most recent third party listing I found, so they’re a guide, not a promise. If a dish is missing from your branch card, it may be a seasonal or branch only item, and if a price looks different, the branch card wins. You can’t go wrong shortlisting here, then confirming at the branch.
What are the signature dishes on the card?
Three dishes carry the Dencio’s name, and the card puts them front and centre. Dencio’s Crispy Sisig is the signature, listed at ₱239 in recent listings, with older reviews showing regular and large sizes at ₱209 and ₱319. Krispy Pata is the celebration plate, listed at ₱639 regular and ₱759 large in older reviews, so confirm today’s size and price before you order it for a party. Kare-Kare, listed at ₱399 in an older review, is the comfort pick that pairs well with rice and a shared vegetable dish.
| Signature | Why it stands out | Price note |
|---|---|---|
| Dencio’s Crispy Sisig | Crisp, sizzling, and built for sharing with rice or drinks | ₱239 in recent listing |
| Krispy Pata | Deep fried pork knuckle, a party centrepiece | ₱639 / ₱759 in older review, confirm today |
| Kare-Kare | Peanut stew with tender beef and tripe in older reviews | ₱399 in older review, confirm today |
| Pancit Dencio’s | Canton noodles with vegetables, pork, and seafood | ₱205 platter / ₱449 bilao in older review |
| Tuna Salpicao | Seafood twist on a classic salpicao | ₱255 in older review |
What group and bilao options appear on the card?
Group ordering is where the card earns its keep, because it turns a long menu into a few clear choices. Pork barbecue packs scale from 3 pieces for a small table to packs for 11 to 16 people, while bilao noodles come in small, medium, and large, so you can match the order to the headcount instead of guessing. The Boodle Bilao at ₱1,508 in recent listings is the feast option, best for a celebration where everyone wants to dig in together.
| Group item | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Pork BBQ | 3 pieces | ₱162 |
| Pork BBQ | 3 to 5 pax | ₱322 |
| Pork BBQ | 6 to 10 pax | ₱711 |
| Pork BBQ | 11 to 16 pax | ₱987 |
| Palabok | Small / Medium / Large | ₱400 / ₱636 / ₱742 |
| Pinoy Spaghetti | Small / Medium / Large | ₱422 / ₱634 / ₱741 |
| Pinaputok na Pancit | Small / Medium / Large | ₱468 / ₱631 / ₱740 |
| Boodle Bilao | Sharing feast | ₱1,508 |
For desserts and drinks, older listings mention Turon de Sorbetes at ₱82, fruit shakes at ₱85 each, Buko Pandan, Halo Halo, and Sago’t Gulaman, plus house iced tea. Those are the sweet finish most regulars remember, but they’re older prices, so don’t count on them until you’ve checked the dessert section of your branch card.
How do prices vary by branch?
Prices vary by branch for a few honest reasons: mall branches and provincial branches carry different costs, menus change over time, and older listings simply predate price moves. That is why the same dish can show up at ₱209 in an old review and ₱239 in a newer listing, or why a bilao can be a few pesos different across sources. None of that means a listing is fake, it just means you should use this card to shortlist, then confirm with the branch.
The safest habit’s simple: check the branch card or delivery listing on the day you order, especially for group packs, trays, and celebration dishes that need advance preparation. If you are ordering for a party, call ahead and confirm the bilao size, the pork barbecue pack size, and the total, because those are the orders where a small price difference adds up fastest.
Dencios menu card FAQs
Quick answers to the questions readers ask most about the Dencio’s menu card.
What is the cheapest item on the Dencio’s card?
Arroz Caldo at ₱135 in recent listings is the lowest priced main dish I found, followed by pork barbecue at ₱162 for 3 pieces.
What is the most expensive group item on the card?
Boodle Bilao at ₱1,508 in recent listings, followed by the pork barbecue pack for 11 to 16 people at ₱987.
Does the card include desserts?
Older listings include Turon de Sorbetes, Buko Pandan, Halo Halo, and fruit shakes, but dessert availability and prices can vary by branch, so check your branch card.
Are Dencio’s prices the same at every branch?
No. Prices can vary by branch and over time, so confirm the current card or delivery listing before you order, especially for group packs.
What should I order first from the card?
Start with Crispy Sisig and a bilao noodle for the table, add a soup if you want comfort, and finish with a dessert and shake if your branch serves them.
Related Dencio’s guides: Dencio’s Secret Menu and Dencio’s Breakfast Menu.