Ooma Delivery Menu Prices Philippines 2026

Yes, you can get Ooma delivered. The Ooma delivery menu covers the maki, aburi rolls, donburi and sharing mixers the chain is known for, and you can order through GrabFood, foodpanda, Pick.A.Roo or The Moment Group’s own Moment Food site. Prices below come from the latest available menu listing, and you can compare the full range on the Ooma menu hub before you order.

How do I order Ooma delivery?

Ordering is simple. Open your delivery app, search for Ooma, and pick the branch nearest you. If no branch shows up, you’re likely outside the current delivery radius, so try another app or switch to pickup.

Channel	Details	How it works
GrabFood	Search “Ooma” and pick your nearest branch	In-app
foodpanda	Search “Ooma” in the app or on foodpanda.ph	In-app
Pick.A.Roo	Another app option for Ooma delivery	In-app
Moment Food	The Moment Group’s own ordering site	Online

Ordering through GrabFood and foodpanda

GrabFood and foodpanda are the easiest routes for most people. Both list Ooma’s maki, donburi, tempura and desserts, and both show the delivery fee and estimated time before you pay. Menus on the apps can differ slightly from dine-in, so if a dish is missing, check the other app.

Ordering through Moment Food

Moment Food is The Moment Group’s own platform, and it has carried Ooma delivery alongside its sister brands for years. It’s worth checking when the big apps show a branch as unavailable, since availability can differ per platform.

What can I order from the Ooma delivery menu?

Almost the whole menu travels. Maki and aburi mixers are the smartest group orders, donburi make solid solo meals, and the small plates work as add-ons. These are the delivery picks most people come back for, with prices from the latest menu listing.

Item	Details	Price
Maki Mixer	Spicy tuna, ebi tempura, crispy tako and kimchi prawn and enoki aburi maki	₱550
Aburi Mixer	Salmon skin aburi, truffled steak aburi, spicy tuna and kimchi prawn and enoki aburi maki	₱690
Ooma Favorites	Salmon skin aburi, truffled steak aburi, spicy tuna and ebi tempura maki	₱650
Ebi Tempura Maki	Crispy prawn tempura roll, a longtime bestseller	₱335
Spicy Tuna Maki	Classic spicy tuna roll	₱335
Soft Shell Crab Tempura Maki	Crunchy soft shell crab roll	₱395
Tendon	Tempura over rice, a filling solo bowl	₱375
Katsudon	Breaded pork cutlet and egg over rice	₱395
Gyudon	Thin-sliced beef and onion over rice	₱525
Chicken Teriyaki	Grilled chicken hotplate with teriyaki glaze	₱390
O-gyoza	Pan-fried dumplings with pork, cabbage and cheese	₱280
Tori Karaage	Japanese fried chicken bites	₱290
Fried Chocolate Gyoza	Sweet fried dumplings for dessert	₱195
Lychee Yakult Ice Tsunami Shake	Sweet, milky lychee Yakult shake	₱180

Ooma also sells solo bento boxes built around its maki and hotplates, which are made for delivery. Bento prices shift between apps and over time, so check the live price in your app before checkout rather than trusting an old blog post.

How much is the Ooma delivery fee?

There’s no single published Ooma delivery fee, and that’s normal for app-based delivery. The fee depends on the app you use, the distance from the branch to your address, and whatever promo is running that day. Expect the app total to run a little higher than the dine-in menu prices above, since platforms add their own fees and sometimes mark up menu items.

• Check the fee before you pay: every app shows it at checkout, so compare GrabFood and foodpanda for the same order.
• Order near a branch: shorter distances usually mean lower fees and food that arrives in better shape.
• Watch for promos: free delivery deals and vouchers pop up often on both major apps.
• Group your order: one bigger order beats two small ones when each trip carries its own fee.

Which Ooma dishes travel best for delivery?

Not everything survives a bike ride equally well. Maki mixers and donburi are the safest bets, since they hold up for 30 to 45 minutes without losing much. Tempura is the risky one: it’s fantastic fresh from the fryer, but steam in a closed box softens the batter fast, so eat it the moment it arrives.

Travel rating	Dishes	Why
Travels great	Maki mixers, hand rolls, donburi, chahan, gyoza	Sturdy
Eat it fast	Ebi tempura, soft shell crab tempura, karaage	Crisp fades
Order nearby only	Salmon sashimi, tuna sashimi	Keep chilled

If you’re feeding a group, the Ooma combo meals guide breaks down the mixers and sharing plates in more detail. For a first order, the Ooma best sellers list is the safer shortlist.

About Ooma

Ooma is a Filipino-Japanese restaurant from The Moment Group, created with chef Bruce Ricketts and launched in the mid-2010s. It’s built around aburi, or torched, maki, plus donburi, tempura, hotplates and udon, served in a buzzy, market-style space. Branches sit in Bonifacio High Street, Greenbelt 3, Power Plant Mall Rockwell, SM Megamall and Molito Alabang.

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