When you think of Greenhills, the first things that usually come to mind are bargain shopping, gadgets, and fashion finds. But for foodies, this San Juan landmark is also a treasure trove of dining gems—especially for those craving authentic Filipino flavors.
This Buwan ng Wika, what better way to celebrate our culture than through food that reminds us of home? Whether you’re a balikbayan missing traditional dishes or a family looking for your next weekend food trip, Greenhills Mall is serving up local cuisine with a mix of heritage, creativity, and comfort.
Here are five Filipino restaurants at GH Mall that deserve a spot on your foodie bucket list:
1. Tsokolateria Artisanal Café and Pamana
A collaboration between Tsokolateria and Pamana, this cozy spot blends heirloom family recipes with chocolate-inspired dishes. It’s a unique homage to our country’s cacao heritage and a must-visit for anyone who loves tsokolate in all forms.
What to Try:
Tsokolate Ah (₱180/Single; ₱320/Double) – frothy and nostalgic
Tsokolate Eh (₱180/Single; ₱340/Double) – rich and indulgent
Tablea Pancake Souffle (₱280) – fluffy, sweet, and unforgettable
2. Locavore
If you want to see how Filipino food is evolving, Locavore is your go-to. Known for reimagining classics with local ingredients, their menu is bold, modern, and always Instagram-worthy.
What to Try:
Sizzling Sinigang (₱730) – beef short ribs with sour-savory gravy on a hot plate
Fried Oyster Sisig (₱495) – a seafood twist on a pulutan favorite
Lechon Oyster Sisig (₱570) – for the adventurous foodie
3. Manam Comfort Filipino
A crowd favorite, Manam is famous for serving Filipino classics side-by-side with creative twists. It’s perfect for groups with varied tastes—lolos and lolas get their traditional flavors, while millennials and Gen Zs can try something new.
What to Try:
House Crispy Sisig (₱215) – arguably one of the best in Manila
Sinigang na Beef Short Ribs & Watermelon (₱315) – a sweet-sour surprise
Crispy Pancit Palabok (₱265) – crunchy, saucy, and addictive
4. Romeo’s
Romeo’s brings lutong-bahay warmth to the mall dining scene. With its Kapampangan roots, the restaurant serves comforting dishes that feel like home-cooked meals straight from your lola’s kitchen.
What to Try:
Kalderetang Kambing (₱650) – rich, bold, and a bit adventurous
Special Pinakbet (₱350) – a vegetable lover’s delight
Inihaw na Liempo (₱350) – smoky, savory, and satisfying
5. Kapistahan
As its name suggests, Kapistahan feels like a fiesta every day. With its vibrant setting and generous servings, it’s a favorite for family gatherings and welcoming balikbayans.
What to Try:
Crispy Pata (₱1,050) – golden, crispy perfection
Kare-Kareng Baka (₱770) – rich peanut sauce paired with bagoong
Why You Shouldn’t Miss This Food Trip
The next time you’re in Greenhills, don’t just shop—make it a culinary adventure. These restaurants not only serve delicious food but also tell the story of who we are as Filipinos: warm, creative, and deeply rooted in tradition.
My tip: Visit with family or balikbayan friends for the ultimate Filipino dining experience—you’ll leave with both full stomachs and full hearts.