Menu Items | Prices (PHP) |
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Taco Bundles |
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Taco Bundle A | 301.00 |
Taco Bundle B | 299.00 |
Taco Bundle C | 301.00 |
Naked Chicken Taco |
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Naked Chicken Taco Supreme | 278.00 |
Naked Chicken Taco Supreme with Nachos Sprinkles | 356.00 |
Naked Chicken Taco with Taco Beef | 406.00 |
Combo Meals |
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Taco Combo | 230.00 |
Naked Burrito Combo | 267.00 |
Chicken Quesadilla Combo | 277.00 |
Taco Burrito Meal | 345.00 |
Crispy Potato Soft Taco Beef Combo | 210.00 |
Beef Burrito Combo | 241.00 |
Grilled Stuft Burrito Combo | 276.00 |
Crunchwrap Supreme Combo | 277.00 |
Meal for 2 Supreme Meal | 591.00 |
Crispy Chicken Duo Grillers Combo | 258.00 |
Tacos |
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Crunchy Taco | 99.00 |
Soft Potato Taco Beef | 151.00 |
Soft Taco | 99.00 |
Burritos |
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Burrito Beef | 176.00 |
Beef and Potato Burrito | 162.00 |
XL Grilled Stuft Burrito | 230.00 |
Crunchwrap Supreme | 211.00 |
Shawarma Burrito | 187.00 |
Grilled Stuft Burrito | 198.00 |
Naked Burrito | 208.00 |
Crispy Chicken Duo Grillers | 176.00 |
Cravers |
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Cinnamon Twists | 68.00 |
Meximelt | 135.00 |
Cheese and Beef Quesadilla | 198.00 |
Nachos Bucket BBQ | 178.00 |
Nachos Supreme | 152.00 |
Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes | 112.00 |
Cheesy Jalapeno Roll Up | 91.00 |
Cheese Quesadilla | 157.00 |
XL Cheese and Beef Quesadilla | 232.00 |
Nachos Bucket with Cheese Dip | 178.00 |
Nachos Bell Grande | 212.00 |
Nachos Sprinkles | 69.00 |
About Taco Bell
Taco Bell Philippines first opened its store on October 4, 2004, It has become one of the most accessible and distinctive fast-food restaurant franchises because of its dedication to branding and its shifting product assortment. Later, Bell was a partner in the businesses that later became Taco Tia (1955–1966) and El Taco (1958–1962), both of which had several outlets in southern California.
Taco Bell immediately grew, signing former Los Angeles policeman Kermit Becky as its first franchisee in 1964 and opening its 100th location at 400 South Brookhurst in Anaheim in 1967. Three years later, Bell went public with the business, by which time it had 325 restaurants spread across the West of the country.
The corporation started offering new menu items and restaurant ideas in the 1980s and 1990s, while also stepping up marketing and branding initiatives. Promotions associated with Tim Burton’s film Batman (1989), the introduction of a “value menu” in 1990, Taco Bell Express (a smaller Taco Bell with a focus on quick, affordable options) in 1991, and the sponsorship of the first ESPN X Games in 1995 were some of the company’s biggest moves during this time. Also in 1995, Taco Bell and KFC started collaborating on branding. In 1997, when Tricon Global Restaurants (later Yum! Brands) separated from PepsiCo, both companies became subsidiaries of Yum! Brands.
Taco Bell Menu Best Seller
- Soft Crunch Tacos – Tomato, potato, beans, tamarind, chilies, onions, garlic, and, of course, roti or tortilla are among the components used. Therefore, whether they are vegetarian or not, soft, crispy tacos will undoubtedly tempt your taste buds!
- Naked Chicken Tacos – Taco Bell is renowned for creating novel products and experimenting with various recipes. Their fantastic Naked Chicken tacos, which have a seasoned shell encasing crispy, marinated chicken, are highly popular Taco Bell menu.
- Cheesy Double Decker Tacos – If you want to bite into a soft, warm tortilla that is artfully wrapped around a well-baked, crunchy taco shell that contains shredded lettuce, sour cream, salsa, avocado, and of course, large chunks of cheddar cheese, you must try the Cheesy Double Decker Tacos.
Taco Bell Best Drinks
- Mountain Dew Baja Blast Freeze – The fact that this teal-colored liquid doesn’t taste like battery acid is rather startling. It has a tinge of citrus and is sweet but not overpowering, which makes you want more. Ideal for consuming with a taco made with Doritos Locos.
- Frozen Drinks – The frozen beverages at Taco Bell are the ideal way to cool off on a hot day. Among the frozen drinks available at the franchise are the well-known Mountain Dew Baja Blast, Mango Freeze, Mango Whip Freeze, and Wild Cherry Freeze. All beverages come in ordinary or large quantities and are created with syrups that have sweet flavors.
- Lemonades – This summer, are you looking for a tasty way to cool off? These cooling beverages go great with your favorite Taco Bell menu and are ideal for sipping on a hot day. The Tropicana Pink Lemonade is a sweet and delicious alternative to the Lemonade Strawberry Squeeze, which is a sour and acidic beverage created with strawberry syrup.
Best Breakfast Menu
- Grande Toasted Breakfast Burrito – Although the burrito still had a lot of bland potato flavor, the tasty meat helped make up for it. Although it wasn’t the major attraction, the steak provided the tortilla with some good weight and taste.
- Cheesy Toasted Breakfast Burrito – Though it appeared a little smaller, this is unquestionably an improvement over the potato version. In this Taco Bell menu, the nacho cheese is perfectly processed, and it has the flavor of stadium nachos without the mess.
- Hash Brown – Greasy, salty, and overcooked. You would constantly find yourself exploring the back of my lips after a hash brown is gone, trying to hang on to that last touch of flavor, just like a sommelier would with wine.
Social Media Pages
For more information regarding their food menu, and promo visit them at:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tacobellPHL/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tacobellphl/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/tacobell_phl/
Conclusion
Taco Bell shook up the competition through various strategies. In 2014, it introduced breakfast offerings nationwide, featuring unique items like the waffle taco and breakfast burrito alongside traditional pastries, orange juice, and coffee. That year, Taco Bell also pioneered the first mobile ordering and payment app in the fast-food industry. In 2015, the company made waves by opening its first restaurant serving alcohol, launching a limited delivery service in the United States, and unveiling vegan and vegetarian options (in Chicago).
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.
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