Chowking Menu

The Chao Fan menu at Chowking Philippines features three main meals: siomai chao fan, pork chao fan, and beef chao fan. Each dish is made with rice, green onions, and ground pork, and served hot. Customers can choose between regular and spicy versions of each meal.

The Chao Fan menu is only available for solo diners. However, diners can pair their chao fan with 1-2 pieces of chicken lauriat, chicharap, sweet & sour pork, or sweet & sour fish. All meals come with a complimentary drink.

Prices for the Chao Fan menu range from 54 to 226 pesos.

Try more fried rice at North Park’s Special Fried Rice, Mann Hann, or Hap Chan.

The Lauriat menu at Chowking Philippines offers five meals, each featuring crispy, golden brown chicken served with rice and crackers on the side.

The available meals include Chinese-style fried chicken lauriat, chix and sauce lauriat, sweet & sour chicken lauriat, sweet & sour pork lauriat, and sweet & sour fish lauriat. The Chinese-style fried chicken lauriat showcases the restaurant’s signature fried chicken, while the chix and sauce lauriat comes with a flavorful sauce. The sweet & sour chicken, pork, and fish lauriats feature tender meats or fish cooked in a tangy and slightly sweet sauce. All Lauriat meals are only available for solo diners and include rice, chicharap (fried pork rinds), pancit canton (stir-fried noodles), and a drink. Customers can upgrade their drink from regular to large size for an additional cost.

Prices for the Lauriat menu range from 96 to 205 pesos.

Explore complete meals at North Park, Amber’s rice sets, or Hap Chan’s combinations.

The Side Dishes section at Chowking Philippines offers 9 options that can be added to any meal as an accompaniment. These side dishes are not standalone items and are only available as add-ons to the main dishes. The available side dishes include 3 pcs peanut buchi (sweet rice balls filled with peanuts), 3 pcs buchi (sweet rice balls), kangkong with Chinese bagoong (water spinach with a fermented shrimp paste), chicharap (fried pork rinds), wonton soup, extra plain rice, extra egg fried rice, signature sauce, and Asian spicy sauce.

Prices for the Side Dishes range from 16 to 95 pesos, making them an affordable way to add variety and flavor to any Chowking meal.

Find more sides at Mann Hann, Hap Chan, or Amber’s appetizers.

The Chinese Rice Meals section at Chowking Philippines offers 15 meals, each featuring chicken with rice and soup. The Chick ‘n Sauce meal includes chicken pieces in a sauce, while the Sweet ‘n’ Sour Chicken offers a sweet and sour flavor. The Sweet ‘n’ Sour Chicken w/ Wonton Soup includes a serving of wonton soup.

The Sweet ‘n’ Sour Pork features pork in a sweet and sour sauce, while the Salt & Pepper Pork has a savory and mildly spicy seasoning. The Sweet ‘n’ Sour Fish meal provides a fish option in the sweet and sour sauce.

The 1pc. and 2pc. Chinese-Style Fried Chicken meals are available, with the option to upgrade to Egg Fried Rice. The Pork Chao Fan w/ Fried Chicken and Beef Chao Fan w/ Fried Chicken meals combine chicken with fried rice.

The Salt & Pepper Pork w/ 3pc. Dimsum and the Sweet ‘n’ Sour Pork w/ 3pc. Dimsum pair the pork dishes with dimsum. The Lumpiang Shanghai Rice Meal includes spring rolls, while the Chopsuey is a vegetable stir-fry.

Meals come with a drink and are available for solo diners and groups. Platter options include the 4 piece chicken chao fan platter bundle, 4 piece chicken-spicy chao fan platter bundle, 4 piece chicken-beef chao fan platter bundle, siomai chao fan platter bundle, siomai spicy chao fan platter bundle, siomai beef chao fan platter bundle, sweet & sour pork chao fan family bundle, and sweet & sour pork-spicy chao fan family bundle. Family platters include 12 pieces of pork, siomai, or beef with rice.

Prices range from 54 pesos to 680 pesos for the platter options. Soup is included with each meal.

Discover rice toppings at North Park, Amber, or Mann Hann.

The Good for Sharing section at Chowking Philippines caters exclusively to groups, offering 10 different meals suitable for sharing. The available options include 6 pcs Chinese-style fried chicken, 8 pcs Chinese-style fried chicken, Family Lauriat for 4 pax, Family Lauriat for 6 pax, 12 pcs pre-assorted buchi platter, 12 pcs pre-assorted peanut buchi platter, 6 pcs pre-assorted buchi platter, 6 pcs pre-assorted buchi peanut platter, 12 pcs buchi platter, and 6 pcs buchi platter.

The Chinese-style fried chicken meals come with the restaurant’s signature crispy, golden brown chicken, while the Family Lauriat options are designed to feed groups of 4 or 6 people.

The buchi platters feature various assortments of the popular Filipino-Chinese sweet treat, with some platters including peanut-filled variations.

Prices for the Good for Sharing meals range from 160 to 1,079 pesos.

Try group meals at Amber, Hap Chan, or Mann Hann.

The Breakfast menu at Chowking Philippines offers 10 meals, all served with chao fan (fried rice) prepared with green onions and ground pork.

The available meals include King’s Special, a breakfast combo with various items; Pork Tocino, sweetened cured pork slices; Beef Tapa, cured beef slices; and Chinese Pork Longganisa, a Chinese-style pork sausage. The menu also features Breakfast Pork Chao Fan, fried rice with pork; Breakfast Pork Chao Fan with Siomai, fried rice with pork and pork dumplings; Breakfast Beef Chao Fan, fried rice with beef; Breakfast Beef Chao Fan with Siomai, fried rice with beef and pork dumplings; Breakfast Yang Chow Chao Fan, fried rice with various meats and vegetables; and Breakfast Yang Chow Chao Fan with Siomai, fried rice with various meats, vegetables, and pork dumplings.

The Breakfast menu is exclusively available for solo diners, and all chao fan meals include rice and a drink, with the option to upgrade from regular to large size for an additional cost.

Prices for the Breakfast menu range from 86 to 194 pesos.

Sample breakfast options at North Park’s congee or Mann Hann’s morning menu.

The Halo-Halo Supreme at Chowking Philippines is a popular Filipino dessert that consists of various ingredients such as corn, creme, ube (purple yam), and boiled banana. The dish is served cold, making it a perfect treat to beat the heat. Halo-Halo Supreme is only available as an add-on and cannot be ordered as a standalone item.

Customers can choose to upgrade their Halo-Halo Supreme from regular to large size for an additional cost. The price for the regular Halo-Halo Supreme starts at 76 pesos.

Try desserts at Goldilocks or Amber’s dessert selection.

The Drinks section at Chowking Philippines offers a diverse selection of 15 beverages that can be paired with any meal. The available options include 300 ml bottled water, Chowking pearl milk tea, iced tea, 1L Coke, Coke, Coke Zero, Sprite, pineapple juice, brewed coffee, Pepsi, Pepsi Black, 7 Up, Mug Rootbeer, Mirinda, and Mountain Dew.

Most of the regular-sized drinks can be upgraded to a large size for those who desire a bigger serving. The prices for the Drinks section range from 27 to 86 pesos, offering options for various budgets.

Explore beverages at North Park, Hap Chan, or Mann Hann.

The Noodles menu at Chowking Philippines offers 7 dishes, with Wonton Mami as the main item. Wonton Mami consists of ground pork, wonton, and flavored soup. The dish is available in regular and large sizes.

Other dishes in the Noodles menu include Wonton Mami with Asado Siopao, Beef Mami, Beef Wonton Mami, Pancit Canton, and Pancit Canton with 1pc. Chinese Style Fried Chicken. Beef Mami features beef slices instead of ground pork, while Beef Wonton Mami combines both beef slices and wontons. Pancit Canton is a stir-fried wheat noodle dish with vegetables and a choice of protein.

The Noodles menu is available for solo diners only. Each meal can be ordered with a drink, which can be upgraded from regular to large size for an additional cost. The price range for the Noodles menu is from 96 pesos to 205 pesos.

Compare noodle dishes at North Park, Amber’s pancit, or Mann Hann’s noodle selection.