Fresh fruit shakes, buko juice, panini, and rice meals.
Pan De Coco Diner pours fresh buko juice and a long list of fruit and vegetable shakes: mango, avocado, guyabano, watermelon, and more. The food side runs panini with mozzarella (cheese pesto, clubhouse, ham and cheese, swiss and bacon) plus vegan options like pasta al pesto. Steamed rice meals cover Filipino staples such as adobo, sisig, beef tapa, binagoongan, and bistek Tagalog. Finish with coffee, Ceylon tea, or ginger tea.
Tambayan Food Hall
Terminal 3 · Level 1
Non-passengers are welcome. You can eat here without a ticket, even if you are not flying.
The all-Filipino Tambayan Food Hall on Level 1 of Terminal 3 — a roughly 6,200-sqm communal dining space seating up to 2,000 guests, with around 17 homegrown brands serving regional Filipino dishes. Set at the arrival level and open to the public, it can be enjoyed on arrival or before departure.
All dining at Terminal 3