Ooma Menu Near Me Philippines 2026

✓ 2026 Updated🍣 Japanese Fusion💰 ₱75 to ₱1,025📍 5 branches

The closest Ooma to most Metro Manila diners is in Bonifacio High Street, Greenbelt 3, Power Plant Mall Rockwell, SM Megamall or Molito Alabang. This Ooma menu near me guide lists every current branch, its hours, and what to order when you get there, so you can stop guessing and just go. For the full dish list and prices, see the Ooma menu hub.

⚡ Quick Answer: Ooma has five Metro Manila branches: BGC (Bonifacio High Street Central), Greenbelt 3 in Makati, Power Plant Mall Rockwell, SM Megamall in Mandaluyong and Molito Alabang. Most open at 11AM and close between 9PM and 11PM. The Greenhills sushi bar appears closed based on recent listings.

Nearest branch Opening hours How to find one Which branch to visit FAQ

Where is the nearest Ooma branch?

Ooma is a Metro Manila chain, and its branches cluster around Makati, Taguig and the Ortigas area. If you’re in Makati or BGC, you’re covered. If you’re north of Ortigas or deep in the south, Alabang is your best bet.

Branch	Location	Area
Bonifacio High Street (BGC)	Bonifacio High Street Central, 7th Avenue, Taguig City	BGC
Greenbelt 3	Level 2, Greenbelt 3, Ayala Center, Makati City	Makati
Power Plant Mall (Rockwell)	Amorsolo corner Waterfront Drive, Rockwell, Makati City	Makati
SM Megamall	3rd Floor, Mega Fashion Hall, SM Megamall, Mandaluyong City	Ortigas
Molito Alabang	Molito Commercial Complex, Alabang, Muntinlupa City	South

One note for longtime fans: the Greenhills sushi bar at O Square 2 shows up as closed in recent listings, so don’t head to San Juan for Ooma without confirming first. The five branches above are the ones with active listings.

Ooma BGC: the flagship branch

BGC is where Ooma started, and it still feels like the flagship. It’s the biggest, buzziest room of the five, and the one most people mean when they say “let’s go to Ooma.” Weekend dinners get packed, so come early or book ahead.

Ooma Greenbelt 3 and Rockwell

Greenbelt 3 is the easiest stop if you’re already shopping in Ayala Center, and it’s a solid lunch pick. Rockwell, at Power Plant Mall, runs quieter and feels more like a neighborhood dinner spot, which makes it a good call for a relaxed meal.

What time does Ooma open?

Most Ooma branches open at 11AM. Closing times vary by mall, and weekend hours run later at Rockwell and SM Megamall. Mall hours can shift on holidays, so a quick check before you go saves a wasted trip.

Branch	Typical hours
Greenbelt 3	Daily, 11AM to 9PM
BGC	Daily, 11AM to 10PM; Friday lists a midday break (11AM to 2PM, then 5PM to 11PM)
Rockwell	Sunday 10AM to 9PM; Monday to Thursday 11AM to 9PM; Friday 11AM to 10PM; Saturday 10AM to 10PM
SM Megamall	Daily, 10AM to 10PM
Molito Alabang	Follows mall hours; confirm with the branch before visiting

How do I find the Ooma menu near me?

The fastest way is a maps search. Type “Ooma” into Google Maps or Waze and it will rank the branches by distance from you, with directions included. If you’d rather eat at home, open GrabFood or foodpanda and search “Ooma”: the app only shows branches that deliver to your address, which settles the question instantly.

Google Maps or Waze: search “Ooma” for the nearest branch and directions.
GrabFood or foodpanda: search “Ooma” to see which branch delivers to you.
Moment Food: The Moment Group’s own site lists Ooma among its brands.
Social pages: Ooma’s Instagram and Facebook pages post branch updates and promos.

Which Ooma branch should I visit?

Pick by what kind of meal you want. BGC is the pick for a first visit or a group night out, since it’s the flagship and the liveliest room. Greenbelt 3 works best for a shopping-day lunch in Makati. Rockwell suits a quieter dinner, and SM Megamall is the obvious choice if you’re coming from the Ortigas or Mandaluyong side. Alabang covers the south without the drive to Makati.

Wherever you go, the menu is the same at its core. The Ooma best sellers guide covers the dishes worth ordering first, and the Ooma menu card guide lays out the full price list by category.

💡 My pick: first-timers should head to BGC and order the Aburi Mixer (₱690) plus a donburi. You get the full Ooma experience in one sitting.

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.

Ooma near me FAQs

How many Ooma branches are there in the Philippines?

Five branches have active listings: BGC, Greenbelt 3, Power Plant Mall Rockwell, SM Megamall and Molito Alabang. All are in Metro Manila.

Is there an Ooma branch in Greenhills?

Ooma used to run a sushi bar at O Square 2 in Greenhills, but recent listings show it as closed. Confirm before heading there.

What time does Ooma Greenbelt 3 open?

Greenbelt 3 opens at 11AM daily and closes at 9PM, following the mall’s schedule.

Does Ooma deliver near me?

If a branch shows up when you search “Ooma” on GrabFood or foodpanda, it delivers to your address. If none shows up, you’re outside the current delivery radius.

Which Ooma branch is the best?

BGC is the flagship and the liveliest, Rockwell is quieter, and Greenbelt 3 is the most convenient for Makati shoppers. The core menu is the same across branches.

Heads up: branch details and hours come from the latest available listings and can change without notice. Mall hours shift on holidays, so confirm with the branch before visiting.