Pinoy summer coolers at Mangan
MANILA, Philippines - As the season gets hotter each day, Mangan brings its Pinoy Super Coolers, an array of all-time favorite pampalamig to cool you down. There’s halo-halo special (P118), halo-halo regular (Guagua, P84), minatamis na saguin with sago (P51), mais con hielo (P56), gulaman at sago (P60), buko salad (P90), and a variety of fresh tropical fruit shakes selection — ripe and green mango, buko (coconut), melon, watermelon, ubas (grapes), and pineapple — at P73 each.
The restaurant also features the Ispesyal ning Bale (house specialty), which includes merienda fare such as bibingka with quesong puti or queso de bola and salted egg (P96), and puto bumbong with grated coconut and mascuvado (P90).
The Ispesyal na Handa selection includes tofu sisig (P96), which is a light and healthy alternative to the usual sisig; Sisig ni Mely (P107) served cold and wrapped in banana leaf; the lengua in mushroom sauce (P236); and the best-seller kare-kare buntot ng baka (ox tail, P247) which comes with thick and rich sauces.
For big groups, choose from a variety of platters available. The Inihaw Pyesta (fiesta) platter (P616) comes with inihaw na liempo (grilled pork belly), chicken barbecue, alabos na hipon (steamed shrimp), inihaw na bangus (grilled, stuffed milkfish), inihaw na talong (grilled eggplant) with burong hipon, inihaw na tahong (grilled mussels), dahon ng mustasa (mustard leaves), and a variety of sawsawan (dips).
Mangan’s food is simple yet so delicious and down-to-earth. It is hearty comfort food that hits the spot. The Kapampangan word for it is “manyaman!”
Mangan will soon open its branch at Robinsons Forum. Mangan restaurant has no service charge.
For reservations, visit or call its branches at Robinsons Place Ermita, 400-4784; Robinsons Galleria, 636-1120; SM Mall of Asia, 556-2783; SM City Annex North EDSA, 332-2320; SM City Sta. Rosa, Laguna, 901-0940; and Ebun Restaurant at Greenbelt 3, 757-4791.
