Mang Inasal Menu
You feel the smell even before you feel anything. Smoke of charcoal, marinated chicken, that particular mixture, all Filipinos know at first sight. Not even looked at the menu board yet, and you already know what you want. Twenty years of Mang Inasal doing the same thing, doing it right.
This guide covers the complete Mang Inasal menu. Prices, calories, group meal packages, delivery options, the cuts of chicken explained, and a proper ordering guide for first-timers. No fluff. Just what you need before you walk in.
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What Is Mang Inasal?
The first branch was opened in Iloilo City in 2003, and was 26 years old, Edgar Injap Sia II. Young, but the idea was simple, pure Filipino charcoal-grilled chicken, at prices that could be afforded by a common Filipino. Mang Inasal derives its name from Hiligaynon. It refers to roasted meat. No frills to the point.
Seven years later, Jollibee Foods Corporation bought a majority stake for ₱3 billion. That cash paid for the type of national growth that a locally-based brand cannot drag with it. Nowadays, it has more than 570 branches. Metro Manila to as far as Mindanao.The slogan is “Ihaw-Sarap, Unli-Saya. Deliciously grilled, unlimited fun. It sounds like marketing, and it is, but the unlimited rice and free soup are real. No other major fast food chain in the Philippines currently offers both. That gap is exactly why people keep choosing Mang Inasal over everything else.
6 pcs Lumpiang Togue
₱ 186 | Cal: 450-600
Soy Garlic Chicken Rice Bowl with Drink
Cal: 660
Soy Garlic Chicken Rice Bowl with Drink
Cal: 660
Pork Sisig Rice Bowl with Drink
₱ | Cal: 1000
Breakfast Pork BBQ
₱ 156 | Cal: 512
Treat kay Mommy Extra Creamy Halo
₱ 102 | Cal: 300-400
Chicken Inasal Solo Fiesta
₱ 247 | Cal: 500-700
Breakfast Chicken Inasal Regular
₱ 156 | Cal: 790
Chicken Inasal Paa & Pork BBQ Buddy Size
₱ 369 | Cal: 900-1200
Pork Sisig Rice Bowl Solo
₱ | Cal: 860
Mang Inasal Breakfast Menu with Prices
Not enough people know Mang Inasal serves breakfast. That is a mistake worth correcting.
Three options. All priced at ₱156. All come with garlic rice and a fried egg. The same charcoal-grilled flavors that the brand built its name on just earlier in the day.
Spicy Paa Large Family Size
₱ 593 | Cal: 1720
Paa Large – PM1
₱ 149 | Cal: 400-500
Spicy Paa Large – PM1 (with drink)
₱ 188 | Cal: 430
Spicy Pecho Large – PM2
₱ 188 | Cal: 355
Spicy Pecho Large – PM2 (with drink)
₱ 216 | Cal: 355
Spicy Pecho Large Family Size
₱ 705 | Cal: 1420
Spicy Chicken Inasal Trio
₱ 423 | Cal: 1085
Spicy Paa & Pecho Family Size
₱ 641 | Cal: 1570
Paa Large Family Size + Palabok Family Size
₱ 873 | Cal: 2100-2700
Chicken Inasal Regular (with drink)
₱ 140 | Cal: 440-540
Fiesta Meal Paa Large (solo)
₱ 192 | Cal: 700-1000
Fiesta Meal Paa Large (with drink)
₱ 220 | Cal: 740-940
Fiesta Meal Pecho Large (solo)
₱ 220 | Cal: 600-900
Mang Inasal Chicken Inasal Menu & Prices 2026
.This is why people come. The chicken.
Every piece gets marinated for hours in lemongrass, calamansi, garlic, ginger, and a spice blend the brand has kept proprietary for two decades. Then it goes over real charcoal. Not a gas grill. Not an oven. Charcoal. That distinction matters more than it sounds.
Chicken Inasal Paa & Grilled Liempo Family Fiesta
₱ 964 | Cal: 3000-4300
Chicken Inasal Pecho & Grilled Liempo Family Fiesta
₱ 1077 | Cal: 2295
Pork BBQ & Grilled Liempo Family Fiesta
₱ 840 | Cal: 2400-3600
Chicken Inasal Paa & Grilled Liempo Family Fiesta
₱ 964 | Cal: 3000-4300
Chicken Inasal Paa & Pork BBQ Family Fiesta Bundle
₱ 912 | Cal: 2700-410
Paa, Pecho, Isol, Baticolon: What Each Cut Actually Means
Four cuts. Each one is different enough that your choice genuinely changes the meal.
Paa is the leg quarter. Dark meat, high fat content relative to the other cuts, and deep marinade absorption. It outsells everything else on the Mang Inasal menu by a significant margin. If you have never been, start here. No debate.
Pecho is the breast quarter. Leaner. It is slightly drier than the paa, the trade-off for lower fat. This one is preferred by health-conscious diners and anybody who is keeping a count of Mang Inasal calories. Nevertheless, still tasty due to the marinade. Simply other than the paa.
The tailbone is called Isol. Small. Cheap. And, truly, the smoky taste you will taste on the menu. It is positioned in the area of the bird where charcoal is the nearest. There is no other cut like the char on isol. The majority of individuals do not pay much attention to it, and that is why it should be tried.
Baticolon is gizzard. Chewy. Dense. A very specific texture that either works for you or it does not. Loyal following among people raised on Filipino offal cooking. Worth trying once at minimum.
Chicken Inasal Paa & 1 pc Pork BBQ Solo Fiesta (with drink)
₱ 311 | Cal: 740-104
Chicken Inasal Paa & 1 pc Pork BBQ Solo Fiesta
₱ 283 | Cal: 600-900
Chicken Inasal Paa & 1 pc Pork BBQ Solo Fiesta (with drink)
₱ 311 | Cal: 740-104
Chicken Inasal Paa & 1 pc Pork BBQ Solo Fiesta
₱ 283 | Cal: 600-900
Chicken Inasal Paa Solo Fiesta (with drink)
₱ 275 | Cal: 640-840
2 pc Pork BBQ Solo Fiesta
₱ 214 | Cal: 400-700
2 pc Pork BBQ Solo Fiesta (with drink)
₱ 242 | Cal: 540-840
Grilled Liempo Family Size
₱ 568 | Cal: 1200-1600
Chicken Inasal Pecho & Grilled Liempo Solo Fiesta (with drink)
₱ 435 | Cal: 793
Grilled Liempo & 1pc Pork BBQ Solo Fiesta
₱ 283 | Cal: 600-1000
Grilled Liempo & 1pc Pork BBQ Solo Fiesta (with drink)
₱ 311 | Cal: 640-1140
Grilled Liempo Solo Fiesta (with drink)
₱ 275 | Cal: 640-940
Mang Inasal Pork BBQ Menu & Prices
Filipino street barbecue in fast food form. That is the pork BBQ here.
Slices of pork, marinated in soy sauce, garlic, sugar, and calamansi. Skew-threaded on bamboo and grilled until caramelized and slightly burnt at the edges. The marinade sweetness versus the charcoal smoke, that is a flavor combination that is a heavy reminder of anyone who grew up in the Philippines and ate roadside BBQ.
One or two sticks alongside your chicken paa is the standard move. The chicken brings smokiness and depth. The pork BBQ brings sweetness and char. Together, they cover more ground than either does by itself.
Extra Creamy Halo-Halo Small
₱ 76 | Cal: 200-300
Crema de Leche Halo-Halo Small
₱ 76 | Cal: 200-300
Crema de Leche Halo-Halo Small
₱ 76 | Cal: 200-300
Palabok Regular Size (solo)
₱ 96 | Cal: 300-400
Palabok Regular Size (with drink)
₱ 124 | Cal: 440-54
Palabok with Extra Creamy Halo-Halo Small
₱ 172 | Cal: 500-700
Palabok with Extra Creamy Halo-Halo Small (with drink)
₱ 200 | Cal: 640-840
Palabok with Extra Creamy Halo-Halo Small
₱ 172 | Cal: 500-7
Palabok with Crema de Leche Halo-Halo Small (with drink)
₱ 200 | Cal: 640-840
Palabok Regular Size with 1 PC Pork BBQ
₱ 107 | Cal: 450-600
Palabok Regular with 1 PC Pork BBQ (with drink)
₱ 135 | Cal: 590-740
Palabok Party Size
₱ 733 | Cal: 1200-1500
Extra Creamy Halo-Halo Small
₱ 76 | Cal: 200-300
Mang Inasal Grilled Liempo Menu & Prices
Pork belly. Marinated. Charcoal-grilled.
The skin crisps up on the outside. The fat layer beneath renders down into something tender and rich. Heavier than the chicken options, noticeably so. But the charcoal grill gives liempo a depth you cannot get from an oven or a fryer. The texture sits somewhere between crispy skin and lechon. Not identical, but close enough that the comparison comes up regularly.
Liempo appears in several Fiesta Group Meals as a pairing option. It works better shared than as a solo order; a single piece as part of a spread covers the full range of what Mang Inasal does well.
Grilled Liempo
₱ 149 | Cal: 350-450
Grilled Liempo (with drink)
₱ 177 | Cal: 490-590
Sizzling Liempo
₱ 162 | Cal: 400-500
Sizzling Liempo (with drink)
₱ 190 | Cal: 540-640
Grilled Liempo Family Size
₱ 568 | Cal: 1200-1600
Grilled Liempo Buddy Size
₱ 287 | Cal: 600-800
2 pcs Pork BBQ (with drink)
₱ 140 | Cal: 440-540
Pork BBQ Buddy Size
₱ 218 | Cal: 600-800
2 pcs Pork BBQ with Peanut Sauce and Java Rice (solo)
₱ 149 | Cal: 690-820
2 pcs Pork BBQ with Peanut Sauce, Java Rice (drink)
₱ 177 | Cal: 830-960
1 pc Pork BBQ Ala Carte
₱ 57 | Cal: 150-200
2 pcs Lumpiang Togue
₱ 62 | Cal: 150-200
6 pcs Lumpiang Togue
₱ 186 | Cal: 450-600
Grilled Liempo Family Size
₱ 568 | Cal: 1200-1600
Sizzling Liempo (with drink)
₱ 190 | Cal: 540-640
Grilled Liempo
₱ 149 | Cal: 350-450
Mang Inasal Sisig & Rice Bowls: New Additions to the Menu
Mang Inasal expanded beyond grilled meats. The Rice Bowls are newer and represent a shift away from the grill toward the rice bowl format that has found a strong audience in the Philippines over the past few years.
Pork Sisig arrives sizzling. Chopped pork, calamansi, and chili. Classic sisig flavors in a fast food setting. The Soy Garlic Chicken Rice Bowl is the opposite of the inasal sweet, rather than smoky, garlicky rather than spiced. Different enough to pull in diners who want variety rather than the traditional lineup.
Pork Sisig
₱ 112 | Cal: 300-350
Pork Sisig (with drink)
₱ 140 | Cal: 440-490
Pork Sisig
₱ 112 | Cal: 300-350
Pork Sisig (with drink)
₱ 140 | Cal: 440-490
Pork Sisig Family Size
₱ 302 | Cal: 1200-1500
Bangus Sisig Family Size
₱ 385 | Cal: 1000-1200
Chicken Sisig
₱ | Cal: 710
Chicken Sisig with Drink
₱ | Cal: 850
Chicken Sisig Family Size
₱ | Cal: 2130
Mang Inasal Palabok Menu & Prices
Palabok is a permanent menu item and not just filler. Flat rice noodles in a heavy orange shrimp sauce, topped with crushed chicharon, atop a shrimp-based sauce, with crushed chicharon, tinapa flakes, boiled egg, spring onions, and a wedge of calamansi on the side.
The combination of flavors is stratified, savory on the sauce, smoky on the tinapa, crunchy on the chicharon, and citrus when the calamansi is squeezed in. It is a food on its own. It is also served with the Chicken Inasal. The palabok sauce is rich and juicy, and the contrast with the smokiness of the grilled chicken leaves most people surprised the first time.
Iced Red Gulaman Small (12oz)
₱ 44 | Cal: 75-10
Iced Red Gulaman Medium (16oz)
₱ 55 | Cal: 100-150
Iced Tea Small (12oz)
₱ 44 | Cal: 50-80
Iced Tea Medium (16oz)
₱ 55 | Cal: 70-100
Iced Red Gulaman Small (12oz)
₱ 44 | Cal: 75-10
Coke Medium (16oz)
₱ 55 | Cal: 200
Plain Rice
₱ 28 | Cal: 200
Java Rice
₱ 40 | Cal: 200-250
Chicken Oil
₱ 7 | Cal: 120
Toyomansi
₱ 7 | Cal: 10-20
Peanut Sauce
₱ 8 | Cal: 90-120
Spiced Vinegar
₱ 8 | Cal: 0-5
2 pcs Pork BBQ with Peanut Sauce and Java Rice (solo)
₱ 149 | Cal: 690-820
2 pcs Pork BBQ with Peanut Sauce, Java Rice (drink)
₱ 177 | Cal: 830-960
Palabok with Extra Creamy Halo-Halo Small (with drink)
₱ 200 | Cal: 640-840
The Achuete Oil: Do Not Skip This
Every chicken order comes with a small container of achuete oil and a vinegar dip. Most first-timers leave both untouched. That is the wrong call.
Achuete oil is extracted from annatto seeds. The taste is of the earth, sweet and a bit peppery. Add it to your Java rice and stir it up. The rice is transformed to deep golden-orange, and the taste becomes instantly richer, more savory, more Filipino. The chicken is accompanied by the vinegar dip. That sharpness against the smoky fat of the grilled meat is the combination that Mang Inasal was built around.
Both are free. Both are refillable. Ask your server, and they will bring more without hesitation.
Mang Inasal Grilled Liempo Menu & Prices
Crispy spring roll. Bean sprout filling. Spiced vinegar dip.
At ₱62 for two pieces, Lumpiang Togue is one of the cheapest items on the entire Mang Inasal menu price list. It functions best as a merienda snack or a side dish ordered alongside a main meal. The 6-piece order at ₱186 makes more sense when eating with others.
Mang Inasal Halo-Halo Price & Menu
One tall glass. Shaved ice at the base. Then red beans, chickpeas, kaong, nata de coco, gulaman, and sweet langka. A thick layer of ube halaya on top, a scoop of ube ice cream, and leche flan drizzled over. The word halo-halo means mix-mix, stir everything together before eating, so every spoonful pulls from all the layers.
Two versions: Extra Creamy Halo-Halo and Crema de Leche Halo-Halo. The Mang Inasal halo-halo price starts at ₱70 for the small. Among major Philippine fast food chains, it is one of the lowest entry prices for halo-halo.
Mang Inasal Fiesta Group Meals Family, Buddy & Solo
Fiesta meals exist for one reason: better value when eating with more people. The bundled pricing on these packages comes out cheaper per head than ordering individual items separately.
Mang Inasal Unli Rice Price Complete Guide
The Mang Inasal unli rice is the deal that defines the brand. No other major Philippine fast food chain currently offers it. The Mang Inasal unli rice price sits at ₱29–₱39 as an add-on to qualifying chicken meals.
How it works: Order your chicken meal, add the unli rice at the counter, and your server brings fresh rice refills throughout your meal on request. Simple.
Java Rice or Plain Rice?
Java Rice. Every time. It is garlic fried rice tinted golden with achuete oil, nutty, savory, and significantly better than plain white rice alongside the grilled meats. Choosing plain rice when Java Rice is available is a missed opportunity.
The Soup Trick
Pour a small amount of your complimentary soup over your rice before eating. The broth softens the rice slightly and adds a savory layer that changes the texture. Regulars do this automatically. First-timers rarely know about it.
One important detail: Mang Inasal unli rice is dine-in only. GrabFood, Foodpanda, and takeout orders come with fixed rice servings. The unlimited rice experience requires sitting down at a bran
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First-Timer’s Ordering Guide
The menu board at Mang Inasal can look overwhelming if you have never ordered before. Here is a direct path through it.
Mang Inasal Delivery GrabFood, Foodpanda & Official App
Mang Inasal delivery runs through GrabFood, Foodpanda, and the official channel. Most Metro Manila branches and major provincial city locations are covered on both third-party platforms.
Delivery pricing is slightly higher than dine-in due to platform fees. The official Mang Inasal delivery website occasionally carries promos that narrow that gap.
The Mang Inasal loyalty app is worth downloading before your next order. Every purchase earns points. Points convert to discounts and free items. Free to join, and the rewards add up faster than expected for regular customers.
Delivery reminder: Unli Rice does not travel. Every delivery and takeout order through GrabFood, Foodpanda, or the official site comes with a fixed rice serving only. Dine in for the unlimited rice experience.
Mang Inasal vs Other Filipino Grilled Chicken Chains
The picture here is clear. On charcoal-grilled chicken with free soup and unlimited rice, Mang Inasal has no real competition in the Philippine fast food space. Jollibee has more branches and dominates the fried chicken category. Andok’s and Baliwag are regional strong, but neither offers the full package that Mang Inasal does. Per peso value on a chicken meal with rice and soup, Mang Inasal wins that comparison consistently.
Mang Inasal Catering & Party Trays
Mang Inasal takes catering orders for private events. Office parties, birthday gatherings, family reunions, school events, the setup works for any occasion where you need to feed a group without the logistics of cooking.
Standard party tray options include bulk Chicken Inasal by the piece, Pork BBQ by the dozen, large-format Java rice platters, and soup in bulk portions. Pricing depends on volume and branch location. Contact your nearest branch directly or this website for current package details and minimum order quantities.
Mang Inasal Branches Near You, Philippines Locations
Over 570 branches across the country. Metro Manila coverage is extensive, including Mang Inasal MOA, the Mall of Asia branch in Pasay, one of the highest-traffic locations in the network. Outside Metro Manila: Cebu City, Davao, Iloilo, Cagayan de Oro, Bacolod, General Santos, and most major provincial cities.
The Visayas region carries especially dense coverage. Mang Inasal started in Iloilo, and that origin story still shows in how many branches the region carries. For Mang Inasal near me searches, the official store locator shows every active branch with full addresses and operating hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Mang Inasal’s unlimited rice still available in 2026?
Yes. The Mang Inasal unli rice remains a dine-in add-on for qualifying chicken meals. The Mang Inasal unli rice price sits at approximately ₱29–₱39 depending on the branch.
What is the cheapest item on the Mang Inasal menu?
2 pcs Lumpiang Togue at ₱62. For a full meal, Paa Large PM1 Solo at ₱146 is the best value option.
Does Mang Inasal have vegetarian options?
No dedicated vegetarian meals. Lumpiang Togue is the only vegetable-forward item on the menu, though it shares oil with other fried items.
Is Mang Inasal halal-certified?
No nationwide halal certification. Muslim diners should check with individual branches for local certification status.
What time does Mang Inasal open?
Most standalone branches open at 7:00 AM and close at 10:00 PM. Mall branches follow mall operating hours. Check Google Maps for your specific branch.
What is achuete oil?
Extracted from annatto seeds. Mild, earthy flavor with a slight peppery finish. Pour it over Java rice; that combination is central to the Mang Inasal dining experience.
Which chicken cut should a first-timer order?
Paa leg quarter. Juiciest cut, deepest marinade absorption, most popular order across all branches. Start there.
Does Mang Inasal have a loyalty program?
Yes. The Mang Inasal app tracks purchases and converts them to points, redeemable for discounts and free items.
Can I get unli rice on delivery?
No. Fixed rice servings only on all GrabFood, Foodpanda, and official delivery orders. Unli rice is dine-in only.
Does Mang Inasal offer catering?
Yes. Bulk and event catering available. Contact your nearest branch or our website for current packages.
Mang Inasal has been feeding the Philippines since 2003 on the same basic terms: real charcoal grill, real flavors, prices that make sense. The achuete oil, the free soup, the unlimited rice, the Java rice with the golden tint, none of that is accidental. It is a very specific dining experience built around what Filipino food actually is. Find your nearest branch. Sit down. Pour the achuete oil over your rice. The rest takes care of itself.
Prices in this guide are based on publicly available information and may vary by branch and date. Confirm current prices at your nearest Mang Inasal branch.