Best Brunch Spots in Manila

Real videos of Brunch Spots in Manila — 6 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

Ping Ping lechon
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$$CasualAuthenticFlavorfulLechon specialtyDipping saucesFilipino cuisine
About the venue
Ping Ping Lechon in Manila specializes in traditional Filipino lechon, known for its crispy skin and flavorful meat. Located in Calavite, it has become a culinary destination for locals and tourists craving authentic Filipino cuisine since it opened in 2020. Customers can enjoy lechon served with a variety of dipping sauces and side dishes like rice and vegetables. The vibrant atmosphere attracts food lovers looking for a true taste of the Philippines.
What the videos show
The video showcases a whole roasted pig placed on a table covered with a colorful patterned paper towel. It transitions between shots of the pig and a cardboard box containing a wrapped pig carcass, initially with a pink plastic bag and later with aluminum foil beside it. The video is set to music.
Calavite
@mildredonthego
Admiral Club Manila Bay
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ChicStylishSocialBay viewsCocktail menuLive entertainment
About the venue
Admiral Club Manila Bay, located on the 9th floor of Admiral Hotel Manila, provides a stylish lounge experience with sweeping views of Manila Bay. The venue is perfect for evening cocktails and social events, featuring a menu of curated drinks and light bites. Since its opening, it has established itself as a popular nightlife destination for those looking to unwind in a chic environment. The lounge’s ambiance is enhanced by live music events and entertainment nights.
What the videos show
The video showcases a variety of food items displayed at a buffet table, including pasta, cheese, salami, honey, grapes, beetroot hummus, and carrot purée. The camera pans smoothly across the table, highlighting each item. The video ends with a thank you message.
9/F Admiral Hotel Manila - MGallery
@mildredonthego
Cafe Ilang-Ilang
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$ElegantBuffetLocalLive cookingLarge buffetElegant decor
About the venue
Cafe Ilang-Ilang, located in the Manila Hotel at One Rizal Park, has been serving guests since 1976. This buffet-style restaurant offers a wide range of Filipino and international dishes, with live cooking stations for fresh meals. It is particularly famous for its extensive selection of local desserts and traditional delicacies. Guests can enjoy lavish weekend brunches amidst elegant surroundings, making it a popular choice for both tourists and business meetings.
What the videos show
The video showcases a breakfast buffet with various food items such as bacon, sausages, scrambled eggs, and potato wedges. The camera smoothly pans across the buffet area, revealing different dishes and the dining environment. Towards the end, the camera moves through the dining area, showing people dining at tables and decorative sunflowers near the entrance.
Manila Hotel
@allaboutliz
@allaboutliz
The Manila Hotel (Manila Hotel)
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HistoricLuxuriousElegantFive-star amenitiesGrand lobbyCentral location
About the venue
The Manila Hotel, located at One Rizal Park, is a historic five-star hotel that dates back to 1912. With its grand lobby and elegant architecture, the hotel has welcomed guests from around the world. The on-site restaurants offer a range of cuisines, and the hotel provides amenities like a spa and swimming pool. Its proximity to cultural landmarks makes it a prime location for tourists seeking a luxurious stay.
What the videos show
The video showcases a variety of Italian food items, including sliced meats like ham and salami, tomato slices topped with cheese and olives, small sandwiches, pineapple chunks garnished with prosciutto, and focaccia bread displayed in a basket. The camera pans across the spread, revealing a professional setting with a chef in the background.
One Rizal Park
@allaboutliz
Admiral Hotel Manila - MGallery
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HistoricLuxuryCentralBay viewsInfinity poolLuxury amenities
About the venue
Admiral Hotel Manila - MGallery, located at 2138 Roxas Boulevard in Malate, is a historic luxury hotel offering views of Manila Bay. It features elegantly designed rooms and a range of amenities including a spa and infinity pool. Established over 80 years ago, the hotel has a rich history and continues to attract both business and leisure travelers. Its central location offers convenient access to cultural attractions, making it suitable for tourists seeking a premium experience.
What the videos show
The video showcases a variety of food items laid out on a table, including crackers, cheese, prosciutto, grapes, wasa crackers, lettuce, corn kernels, dates, onions, edamame beans, shredded carrots, cucumbers, tomatoes, chickpeas, walnuts, almonds, honey, Caesar salad dressing, Russian potato salad, beetroot salad, trio of green salads, sweet potato salad, pasta salad, coleslaw, tuna salad, chicken salad, shrimp cocktail, prawn pomodoro, pear melon, beef carpaccio, and capocollo. The camera pans across the table, presenting the food items in a visually appealing manner.
2138 Roxas Boulevard, Malate
@SipAndBiteWithAra
San Guo La Mien
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$CasualAuthenticNoodle-focusedHand-pulled noodlesDumplingsLive cooking
About the venue
San Guo La Mien, located on the ground floor of Lucky Chinatown Mall, serves hand-pulled noodles as its specialty. Situated in the heart of Manila, this restaurant emphasizes traditional Chinese cooking techniques, allowing patrons to watch the noodle-making process. The menu offers a variety of noodle dishes, along with sides like dumplings and spring rolls. This venue is popular for its fresh flavors and casual dining experience, attracting shoppers and families.
What the videos show
A close-up shot of a plate of fried rice garnished with green onions, featuring scrambled eggs, peas, and diced vegetables, is shown on a wooden table. Two glasses of a brown beverage—likely tea or coffee—are visible in the background, suggesting a casual dining or brunch setting. A second plate with a different dish, possibly meat noodles, is partially visible on the right. The video begins with a spoken line in Tagalog: 'Ako mamaya napagtungkleto na,' which translates to 'I'll figure it out later.' The scene is static, with no movement beyond a slight zoom-in on the dish, and no visible signage, people, or venue context. The overall tone is simple and uneventful, focusing solely on the food presentation.
G/F Lucky Chinatown Mall
@chewbytwo