Tuesday, September 1, 2026

The Top 100 Places to Eat Near Grand Hyatt Manila



  1. Rank 3. Iai

    Japanese



  2. Rank 5. Hapag

    Modern Filipino


  3. Rank 6. COCHI

    Filipino


  4. Rank 7. Brick Corner

    North Indian


  5. Rank 8. Bolero

    Spanish




  6. Rank 11. Uma Nota

    Japanese







  7. Rank 17. Kása Palma

    Contemporary Filipino



  8. Rank 19. Lore

    Filipino


  9. Rank 20. Kei

    Japanese


  10. Rank 21. Taupe

    Modern Filipino




  11. Rank 24. Locavore (Taguig)

    Modern Filipino



  12. Rank 26. Origine

    Spanish








  13. Rank 33. 12/10

    Contemporary Japanese


  14. Rank 34. Ayà

    Contemporary Filipino


  15. Rank 35. Toyo Eatery

    Contemporary Filipino



  16. Rank 37. Lampara

    Filipino




  17. Rank 40. Inatô

    Contemporary Filipino






  18. A small-format pizzeria in Salcedo Village where the menu runs through several distinct dough styles at once, because committing to just one felt like leaving options on the table. The team behind it includes a dough obsessive, a wine-by-the-glass obsessive, and a chef shaped by years in Japanese kitchens, which explains the range. Ranked fifth in Asia-Pacific and 28th on 50 Top Pizza World, if you need the shorthand.


  19. Rank 46. Taquería Franco

    French-inflected Mexican





  20. Rank 50. Sarsa

    Filipino








  21. Rank 57. Offbeat

    Filipino


  22. Rank 58. Spices

    Southeast Asian Indian





  23. Rank 62. Umu

    Japanese


  24. Rank 63. Goxo

    Basque





  25. Rank 67. Pablo

    Spanish



  26. Rank 69. Papillon

    Southeast Asian Thai






  27. Rank 74. Osteria Antica

    Contemporary Italian



  28. Rank 76. Oak & Smoke

    Binchotan-grilled Barbecue


  29. Rank 77. Cirkulo

    Spanish


  30. Rank 78. Linamnam

    Contemporary Filipino



  31. Rank 80. Fresca Trattoria

    Contemporary Italian


  32. A 20-seat contemporary tasting menu restaurant in Legazpi Village where the kitchen runs on a zero-waste, plant-forward philosophy without ever feeling preachy about it. The menu shifts constantly, pulling from local produce and whatever the chefs are currently obsessed with. Minimalist room, focused cooking, the kind of dinner where you eat things you couldn't have predicted ordering. The Michelin Guide has it on their radar.



  33. Rank 83. Txanton

    Spanish




  34. Rank 86. Automat

    Filipino


  35. Rank 87. Metiz

    Contemporary Filipino




  36. Rank 90. ITO

    Coffee



  37. Rank 92. Man Ho

    Cantonese





  38. Rank 96. Yamazato

    Japanese


  39. Rank 97. Cabel

    Filipino



  40. Rank 99. Palm Grill (Diliman)

    Southern Mindanao Filipino



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