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FourCuisine
Overhead view of a kamayan feast: grilled fish, meats and fresh vegetables laid over rice on banana leaves while hands reach in to share

Filipino Favorites • Made for Sharing

A Taste of Home, Served with Heart.

Discover Filipino comfort food, regional favorites, and freshly grilled goodness made for sharing.

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Lasang Pinoy. Sarap na Balik-balikan.

Signature dishes

Dishes worth coming back for

Sarap na balik-balikan: a handful of favorites from the grill, the pot and the wok.

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  • Bowl of glossy chicken adobo with potato chunks and halved eggs
    ★ Popular

    Chicken Adobo

    Sample price: ₱215

    Chicken braised in soy sauce, vinegar, garlic and bay leaf until tender and glossy, served with potatoes and egg.

    • Chicken
    • Savory
    • Comfort food
  • Pan of oxtail kare-kare in golden peanut sauce with eggplant and leafy greens

    Kare-Kare

    Sample price: ₱489

    Good for 2–3

    Oxtail and vegetables slow-cooked in a rich, nutty peanut sauce, served with bagoong on the side.

    • Beef
    • Rich & nutty
    • Good for sharing
  • Platter of stir-fried pancit canton noodles with shrimp, pork and snow peas

    Pancit Canton Guisado

    Sample price: ₱325

    Good for 3–4

    Stir-fried egg noodles with shrimp, pork, snow peas and vegetables. A celebration-table favorite made for sharing.

    • Pork
    • Seafood
    • Savory
    • Good for sharing
  • Grilled chicken inasal leg quarter with two scoops of rice and a dipping sauce
    ★ Popular

    Chicken Inasal

    Sample price: ₱225

    Bacolod-style grilled chicken marinated in lemongrass, calamansi and annatto, served with rice and calamansi.

    • Chicken
    • Smoky
    • Citrusy
  • Grilled squid on a wooden board with soy dipping sauce, calamansi and a red chili

    Inihaw na Pusit

    Sample price: ₱360

    Good for 2

    Grilled squid sliced for sharing, served with a soy-calamansi dipping sauce and chili.

    • Seafood
    • Smoky
    • Seafood
  • White bowl of sinigang with fish steaks, tomato wedges and green chilies

    Sinigang na Isda

    Sample price: ₱395

    Good for 2

    Fish steaks in a tangy tamarind broth with tomato, onion and green chili. Sour, soothing and made for rice.

    • Seafood
    • Sour
    • Comforting

Dishes, descriptions and prices are sample demo content.

A rustic wooden table set with Filipino dishes in clay pots and bowls, seen from above

Our story

Cooking inspired by home, and the table everyone gathers around

FourCuisine imagines a restaurant built on Filipino home cooking: slow-simmered stews, smoky grilled favorites and rice at the center of every meal.

Our dishes draw on regional traditions across the islands, because in the Philippines food is rarely eaten alone. It is passed, shared and always offered twice.

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The menu

Find your next favorite

From silog breakfasts to sizzling grills and sweet endings, browse by category.

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Why dine with us

Good food, shared well

  • Filipino flavors, front and center

    From adobo and kare-kare to inasal and halo-halo, the menu celebrates the dishes Filipinos grew up with.

  • Made for sharing

    Sharing dishes, platters and group-friendly portions for the barkada and the whole family table.

  • A table for every generation

    A warm, family-friendly spirit, from lola’s favorites to something sweet for the little ones.

  • Easy to plan with

    Send a reservation, group dining or catering request online and the team follows up with you.

Reservations and inquiries

Planning a get-together?

Send a reservation request, a group dining inquiry, or a catering question. The team reviews every request and replies by email or phone.

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A request is not a confirmed booking: the restaurant must confirm availability before your table is reserved.

A woven bilao platter piled with crispy pork, fried chicken and golden lumpia for sharing
A sharing platter. Sample photo.

Good to know

Quick answers

Hours, prices and policies below are sample information until a real restaurant configures them.

What are your opening hours?

Sample opening hours (Asia/Manila time): Mon–Thu: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM · Fri–Sat: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM · Sun: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM. These are demo hours and will be replaced once the restaurant configures its real schedule.

How much do the dishes cost?

Sample menu prices range from ₱85 to ₱545 per order, with drinks and desserts at the lower end and sharing dishes at the higher end. All prices are in Philippine pesos and are demo content.

Is every dish always available?

Not necessarily. Availability can change through the day, and unavailable dishes are labeled on the menu. In this demo, Bulalo is shown as unavailable to illustrate how that looks. Contact the team to confirm a dish before you visit.

Can I make a reservation?

You can send a reservation request on the Reservations page. It is a request, not a confirmed booking: A reservation request is not a confirmed booking. The restaurant team must confirm availability and will reply by email or phone. Sample policy: the team aims to reply to inquiries within one business day.

Where is the restaurant located?

Dining location not configured. A real restaurant's address and map would appear here. FourCuisine is a fictional demo brand, so there is no real address to visit.

Do you handle group dining and celebrations?

Sample policy: parties of 8 or more are handled as group dining requests so the team can plan seating and sharing platters. Send a group dining request with your preferred date, time and number of guests and the team will follow up.

Something else? Ask our assistant, or visit the contact page.