Go Silog! Enjoy All-Day Breakfast Meals At These Metro Manila Restaurants

There is no denying that Filipinos love breakfast. And because rice is a huge part of our diet, we could eat breakfast meals, which always involve rice, at any time of the day. A typical Pinoy breakfast consists of the classic silog. Silog is derived from the words ‘sinangag,’ which means fried rice, and ‘Itlog,’ which means egg that could either be served sunny side-up or scrambled. The Silog meal isn’t complete without the main dish. It could be tapa, tocino, bacon, bangus and many other varieties! Pinoys could eat these at breakfast, lunch, and dinner. No wonder, many Metro Manila restaurants serve a fusion of all-day breakfast meals. Here are some of them.

Craving for breakfast meals during the wee hours of the morning? Then thank goodness for Kanto Freestyle Breakfast! This casual dining resto offers affordable breakfast meals literally all day as they are open 24/7. Their Silog meals come with tomato pesto, and you could choose from a variety of mains like Danggit, Tuyo and Kesong Puti, Crispy Corned Beef, Vigan and Lucban Longganisa, and Pampanga Tocino, among others.

Address: 6A 1st St, Pasig, 1602 Metro Manila

Contact information: (02) 8775 5428

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Want to try some fancy Silog meals? Then head over to Silogue restaurant at the Resorts World Manila. They serve fusion meals of Filipino comfort foods like Ribsilog or beef ribs, Sarsilog or sardines, and the Adsilog or the Pinoy favorite Adobo. They also have the Silogue Burger, which is a classic beef burger with fried egg, sandwiched in between fried rice buns.

Address: GF, Gaming Area, Resorts World Manila

Contact information: +63 (2) 7908 8880

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It’s not only waffles that you could enjoy here but you could also avail of affordable Filipino breakfast meals at the Wafflelicious Café! A laidback café in Pasig, this shop offers all-day Silog meals like LiempSilog, SpamSilog, BacSilog, and CornSilog, among others. For dessert, remember your childhood as you order a delicious cup of Ice Scramble. Yum!

Address: No. 6 Stella Maris Ave, Pasig, 1607 Metro Manila

Contact information: 0915 741 1256

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Wadough’s is a dessert shop and brunch café tucked within the Maginhawa food community. They offer a fusion of all-day breakfast and serve Spam, bacon, corned beef, and Angus beef tapa, together with rice and eggs plus tomatoes and beans. Aside from these, they also offer grilled cheese sandwiches, cakes, cupcakes, and coffee and non-coffee based drinks.

Address: 154 Maginhawa St., Diliman, Quezon City

Contact information: wadoughs@gmail.com

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Nono’s offer a fusion of classic comfort food, including all-day breakfast meals and desserts. They upgraded Silog meals by serving Pepito Steak and Eggs, which is pan-roasted beef with fried rice and eggs, and Tinapa Rice, which is smoked milkfish with rice and egg plus a mango, tomato and salted egg salsa. Nono’s have many branches across Metro Manila! They have one at the UP Town Center, The Podium, Salcedo Village, Glorietta 2, Manila Bay, Rockwell, Legazpi Village, S Maison, Uptown Mall BGC, and High Street South.

Address: Level 1, Phase 1B, U.P. Town Center, Katipunan Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City

Contact information: 02 7958 5713

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Feast on breakfast favorites amid a quaint Instagrammable backdrop at the Rustic Mornings by Isabelo. Feel at home as you devour a delicious serving of the Ilocos Bagnet, Beef Tapa, and Crispy Dilis. And while you’re at it, try their Filipino-Mexican fusion of the Tinapa Big Burrito. Aside from Pinoy food, they also offer Western breakfast, brunch platters, smoothie bowls, salads, pizzas, and desserts.

Address: 11 Isabelo Mendoza St. San Roque, Marikina City

Contact information: (02) 425-8610

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Be comforted by Filipino food with a twist when you dine at the Luna Cafe. Enjoy their all-day brekky viands such as Crispy Tapa, Sweet and Spicy Tapa, and Smoked Bangus. They’re typically served with white rice but you could upgrade to garlic white rice and garlic red rice with just a few pesos! Nice!

Address: NAC Tower, 32nd Street, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, Philippines

Contact information: 0945 567 2833

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Appreciate art and history while feasting on all-day breakfast meals at the Café Inggo 1587. The restaurant was inspired by Spanish Dominicans who arrived to the country in 1587. Artworks related to Philippine Churches and history are displayed in the café. Some of their breakfast viands include Longganisa, Beef Tapa, Daing na Bangus, Pork Tocino, and Spanish Sardines, just to name a few.

Address: San Pio V Bldg. Sto. Domingo Church Compound, Biak-na-Bato corner, Quezon Avenue, Quezon City

Contact information: +639158071017

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