Another day, another food review! Hi guys your food buddy is back! It’s been quite a long since I did my last food review. For today’s episode, I am going to tell you about my wonderful and extravagant experience at Lugang Café. Want to know why it was extravagant? Then please continue reading buddy! Lugang Café as a steady firm in China made its debut when it landed here in the Philippines. As expected from the fourteen world-class Chinese chefs who created the plethora of food variations, I cannot agree more that the Lugang Café menu foods are the finest meal that I ever tasted.
I anchored the word extravagant because this restaurant is indeed prodigal due to its menu cost. Though I cannot question their pricing, however, a typical or normal person is not capable to afford to be in this place if they won’t have a large sum of money to pay for their meal. On the contrary, their pricing would be costly but the quality of food that they serve is undeniably perfect. From the plating up to the slicing, their meal screams perfection. So if you are looking for a fine dining restaurant, then this place is best for you buddy! Have your reservations ready, and enjoy your fine dining experience at Lugang Café.
Below, you’ll find the updated list of Lugang Café menu prices.
Menu | Price (PHP) |
---|---|
All Dishes on Menu |
|
Abalone Mushroom Jellyfish | 298 |
Baby Cabbage with Stir Fried Pork | 288 |
Beef Tenderloin With Crispy Garlic | 828 |
Beijing Shredded Pork (Served with Pancake) | 328 |
Bittermelon With Salted Egg | 248 |
Braised Broccoli with Preserved Egg in Broth | 378 |
Braised Diced Beef With Button Mushroom And Peppers | 788 |
Braised Spinach with Preserved Egg in Broth | 378 |
Breaded Shrimp Balls with Mozzarella | 428 |
Cantonese Stir-fried E-Fu Noodles in Abalone Sauce | 388 |
Chicken and Corn Soup | 328 |
Chicken Topped With Scallion And Ginger Oil | 498 |
Chong Qing Style Red Pepper Chicken | 548 |
Clam Stir-fried with XO Sauce | 398 |
Crispy Chicken 1/2 | 528 |
Dry Braised Green Beans With Minced Pork | 288 |
Fish Head Steamed with Pickled Red Chili Pepper | 788 |
Fried Pomfret With Basil | 598 |
Fried Pomfret With Scallion | 598 |
Fried Rice With Salted Fish And Diced Chicken | 388 |
Fried Rice With Taiwanese Sausage | 388 |
Fried Whole Grouper with Light Soy Sauce | 1880 |
Garlic Buttered Shrimps | 698 |
Golden Fried Rice With Egg And Shredded Pork | 388 |
Honey Barbecue Pork | 468 |
Hot And Sour Soup | 328 |
King Oyster Mushroom Jelly Fish Salad | 298 |
Kung Pao Chicken with Cashews | 328 |
Kung Pao Prawns | 698 |
Kung Pao Tofu | 298 |
Lugang Café Birthday Noodles | 588 |
Mapo Tofu | 288 |
Mixed Mushroom in XO Sauce | 468 |
Oyster Omelette With Sweet And Spicy Sauce | 348 |
Pan Fried Siopao | 298 |
Pineapple Fried Rice | 398 |
Pineapple With Shrimp Stuffed In Crullers | 428 |
Pork Wontons In Spicy Chili Oil | 228 |
Roast Duck 1/2 | 1488 |
Roast Duck 1/4 | 788 |
Roast Duck Whole | 2688 |
Roasted Pork Belly | 428 |
Seafood Pumpkin Soup | 428 |
Seafood Spinach Soup | 388 |
Shrimp with Oats | 698 |
Shrimp with Salted Egg Yolk | 698 |
Soy Sauce Braised Pork Knuckles | 628 |
Spareribs In Plum Sauce | 528 |
Spicy Beef And Tendon Noodle Soup | 528 |
Spicy Clams with Thai Sweet Basil | 398 |
Spicy Fish Fillet In Claypot | 428 |
Spicy Qing Yi In Claypot | 528 |
Steamed Asado Siopao | 288 |
Steamed Chicken Feet with Tausi | 188 |
Steamed Fish Fillet With Crispy Taoso | 428 |
Steamed Fresh Clams with Silk Melon | 428 |
Steamed Grouper with Black Bean Sauce | 1880 |
Steamed Pomfret With Light Soy Sauce | 598 |
Steamed Pomfret With Tausi | 598 |
Steamed Pork And Vegetable Dumplings (8Pcs) | 298 |
Steamed Pork Xiao Long Bao (8Pcs) | 288 |
Steamed Pork Xiao Long Bao With Truffle Paste (5Pcs) | 528 |
Steamed Pork Xiao Long Bao With Xo Sauce (8Pcs) | 398 |
Steamed Qing Yi With Crispy Taoso | 528 |
Steamed Rice | 68 |
Steamed Shrimp And Pork Shao Mai (8Pcs) | 388 |
Steamed Shrimp with Garlic | 498 |
Steamed Vegetarian Dumplings With Truffle(8Pcs) | 328 |
Steamed Whole Grouper with Crispy Taoso | 1880 |
Stewed Beef Belly in Sour Broth | 588 |
Stewed Beef, Tendon, and Turnip in Claypot | 598 |
Stir Fried Beef Slices with Chili Peppers | 488 |
Stir Fried Broccoli | 338 |
Stir Fried Spinach | 338 |
Stir Fry Prawns With Xo Sauce | 698 |
Stir-fried Eggplant with Basil | 288 |
String Beans With Salted Egg | 248 |
Sweet And Sour Fish Fillet | 428 |
Sweet And Sour Pork With Pineapples | 448 |
Sweet And Sour Qing Yi | 528 |
Sweet and Sour Whole Grouper | 1880 |
Szechuan Beef In Spicy Broth | 668 |
Szechuan Spicy Squid | 528 |
Taiwanese Crispy Chicken Nuggets | 248 |
Taiwanese Fried Pork Chop | 398 |
Taiwanese Omelette With Preserved Turnip | 228 |
Taiwanese Salt and Pepper Shrimp | 498 |
Taiwanese Salt And Pepper Squid | 498 |
Taiwanese Sausage | 288 |
Taiwanese Stewed Minced Pork | 388 |
Taiwanese Stewed Pork | 498 |
Taiwanese Stir Fried Rice Noodles With Pork | 298 |
Taiwanese Sweet Soy Whole Grouper | 1880 |
Taiwanese Tofu With Pork And Claypot | 298 |
Three Cup Chicken | 468 |
Tofu with Preserved Egg and Pork Floss | 228 |
Vietnamese Eggroll | 228 |
Wasabi Mayo Prawns | 698 |
Winter Melon and Clam Soup | 288 |
Wonton Soup | 198 |
Machang Glutinous Rice and Stewed Pork Wrapped in Bamboo Leaves | 168 |
About Lugang Café
Filipinos who reside in the rich country of the Philippines are known to be one of the best countries that can produce meals and viand that can surely satisfy your palate. As your food review buddy, I traveled my way going to the elegant and prestigious place named: Lugang Café.
You know what buddy, I was mesmerized by the fact that Lugang Café had its very own first outside branch. And guess where it was located? Of course in the Philippines!
This majestic and enchanting place was established by Bellagio Group of Restaurants, Shanghai & Beijing. Since it has established its first branch outside China – which is the Philippines – we may assume that it wouldn’t grow that much. But believe me or not, it had already established a great name in the Philippines as it has been recognized by the Philippine Tatler’s 100 Best Restaurant Awards.
Lugang Café Menu Best Seller
It is indeed a jaw-dropping restaurant, however as I roamed my eyes over their set menu, I can literally see elegance in their meals. From the exterior design of the fine restaurant, up to their interior and their plating, you can certainly enjoy the aura which they emit – I suggest that you should also ready your credit card because it is about to become a glamorous dining experience.
On top of that, the majority of us wouldn’t like to settle for classics and ordinary meals, right? We want that new and fresh combination of flavors that can satisfy our palate. With the idea of putting compassion in every meal, below is a list of Lugang Café’s most popular beans that you should try!
Steamed Pork Xiao Long Bao (8 pcs) – The soft and meaty texture in this Lugang Café menu emits made me buy it. As I munch this 288 pesos meal, I personally can say that every bite of long bao is indeed heaven. As per its taste, it is somehow synonymous with Filipino siomai however this long bao is rich in flavor with additional herbs and seasoning, unlike the typical Filipino siomai.
Kung Pao Prawns – Another seafood meal buddy! If you have the same spicy and sweet tongue just like me, then you would definitely love this viand! Kung Pao Prawns is a platter of seafood mixed with Kung Pao flavor.
Pineapple With Shrimp Stuffed In Crullers – Of course, seafood! If you are a fan of my food review, you will definitely know that I love ordering seafood meals. This viand has a wide variety of texture, it is chewy, minty, and with a kick of sour due to the pineapple cuts that was drizzled on top of the gristly shrimps.
Lugang Café Noodles Menu
As what the cliché Filipino quote stated, “kumain ng pancit upang humaba ang buhay”. Cantonese Stir-fried E-Fu Noodles in Abalone Sauce is the one and only noodle menu that you can order from Lugang Café.
Enjoy the sweet and savory taste of the abalone mixed with the original Cantonese Stir-fried E-Fu Noodles that can definitely satisfy your noodle hunger. This slippery and delightful dish is served in a single big bowl of enjoyment that can only be purchased for 388 pesos only!
Lugang Café Unlimited Menu
If there would be one thing that most Filipino want, then it would be the unlimited meal and an eat-all-you-can diner that most restaurants offer! As I roamed my eyes on their menu list, I have seen this Feast for five meal which is a special offer from the house.
It is a set of meals which is composed of 11 dishes! Yeah, you heard it right buddy! It is 11 dishes of your own choice! You can pick your own sets of meals but remember that you should not pick the same order! If you would like to taste this Feast for five meals which can only cost you 3,288 pesos, then you can visit the nearest Lugang Café.
Lugang Café Birthday Promo
Is it your birth month or birthday today? Then I have good news for you buddy! Lugang Café is now free from charges if you can justify that it is your birth month or your birthday. Of course, there would be requirements that you should plaster at hand so that it will serve as identification proof that it is indeed your birthday.
For the list of requirements needed, I would provide the obligatory materials that you should bring:
- Birthday Celebrant should and must bring at least 5 guests who will order Feast All You Can (note that all of them should order this meal individually)
- Birthday Celebrant must bring a valid ID with the attached birthday
- Note that this promo is exclusive and must not mix or combined with other existing discounts
Lugang Café Menu Delivery
Due to the threat of the pandemic, Lugang Café now offers a nationwide delivery! Yes, you heard it right? Enjoy this fine dining experience with your loved ones at the convenience of your own comfortable and relaxing home! To purchase orders at Lugang Café, you can try the local food servicing app just like FoodPanda or Grab food.
To know the details which you need to fill out on the pick-up site, then the following details talk about the addresses of different branches, contact number and the business hours of Lugang Café.
SM Mall of Asia
Address | Ground Floor, Main Mall, South Arcade, SM Mall of Asia, Pasay City |
Contact Number | 0906-2176216 |
Business Hours | 10 AM to 9 PM |
Glorietta 2
Address | G/F, The New Glorietta, Ayala Center, Makati City |
Contact Number | 0906-4555879 |
Telephone Number | 8403-3303 |
Business Hours | 10 AM to 9 PM |
Robinsons Place Manila
Address | Level 1, Pedro Gil Wing, Robinsons Place Manila, Ermita, Manila |
Contact Number | 0995-7564734 |
Telephone Number | 8247-1398 |
Business Hours | 10 AM to 9 PM |
O’Square Greenhills
Address | 1st floor, O’Square, Greenhills Shopping Center, San Juan City |
Contact Number | 0906-2176217 |
Telephone Number | 7753-6516 |
Business Hours | 10 AM to 9 PM |
SM Aura
Address | 5th Floor, Skypark, SM Aura, BGC, Taguig |
Contact Number | 0906 4555873 |
Telephone Number | 8519 0460 |
Business Hours | 10 AM to 9 PM |
Social Media Pages
If you need to get the latest news about the current Lugang Café menu, prices, or promo, then you should definitely subscribe to their social media pages.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lugangcafe/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lugangcafe/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/lugangcafe/
Conclusion
As our society reaches its peak when it comes to food innovation, most Filipino nowadays aren’t settling for instant foods and fast-food restaurants. They are now more vigilant and want to try something new, something that can turn their palate upside-down. And with that, Lugang Café is indeed a perfect place if you would like to taste something new, and something that is unique.
My experience at Lugang Café is definitely worth the price, even though their meal is literally jaw-dropping, they can never dissatisfy you with the quality meal that they can produce. I believe that the food on the Lugang Café menu is a must-try. They are a fine dining restaurant and if you have a loose budget, then visiting them is not a mistake nor a wrong decision.
Hi! I’m Nivek Strife, the person who made MenuPH. I’m the one who added most of the popular menus you see on this website, and I really hope you enjoy them! Feel free to check them all out.
Growing up, I was surrounded by lots of tasty foods, like the classic Adobo and the sweet Leche Flan. That love for the many flavors of the Philippines is what got me excited about adding to MenuPH. When I learned how to make websites, I saw the need for a place to show off all the amazing Filipino dishes, and that’s how MenuPH started.
MenuPH isn’t just a website; it’s like a fun journey into food. I’ve teamed up with famous chefs and found great places all over the Philippines to bring you a bunch of menus that show off the best of Filipino cuisine. Whether you’re into the usual dishes or new twists, MenuPH is here to guide you through the rich world of Filipino flavors.
With MenuPH, my aim is to help local businesses, talk about good food choices, and make a group of friends who love food. No matter if you like fancy restaurants or street food, MenuPH has something for you. Come join me on this food adventure as we find great places, taste real flavors, and enjoy the unique food traditions that make the Philippines awesome.