Craving Siomai Chao Fan, Chinese-Style Fried Chicken, a filling Lauriat meal, or maybe a cold Halo-Halo Supreme after lunch?
Chowking has been one of the go-to fast-food restaurants for Filipino-Chinese comfort food for years. While plenty of people immediately think of Chao Fan and siomai when they hear the name, the current Chowking menu is actually much bigger than that.
You can choose from fried chicken, Lauriat meals, Chao Fan variations, sweet and sour dishes, mami, Pancit Canton, siopao, siomai, breakfast meals, group platters, rice meals, Halo-Halo, buchi, and drinks.
The official Chowking menu currently organizes its food into categories such as Bestsellers, Chao Fan, Chinese-Style Fried Chicken, Lauriat, Chef Specials, Good for Sharing, SuperSangkap Halo-Halo, Siopao & Siomai, Noodles, Side Dishes, Milksha, and Drinks.
So whether you’re looking for a quick ₱100-ish meal, something filling for lunch, or enough food for the whole family, here’s a comprehensive look at the current Chowking menu with prices.
Last checked: September 2026
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A Quick Note About Chowking Prices
Before we get into the menu, there’s one thing worth knowing.
Chowking prices are not necessarily identical at every restaurant.
The final amount can vary depending on your branch, delivery address, dine-in or takeout order, delivery platform, add-ons, promotions, and product availability.
Chowking’s own help center notes that menu availability may vary by location, while its terms say prices on the website or app can change without prior notice. The checkout page is therefore the best place to confirm the final amount you’ll actually pay.
For this guide, prices are based on current Chowking menu listings and recently tracked delivery prices. Think of them as a useful price guide rather than a guaranteed nationwide price.
Popular Chowking Menu Items and Prices
If you just want a quick look at some of the most recognizable Chowking items, here’s a good starting point.
| Chowking Menu Item | Current Price Guide |
|---|---|
| Pork Chao Fan | from around ₱65–₱99 |
| Siomai Chao Fan | from around ₱109 |
| Spicy Chao Fan | from around ₱87 |
| 1-pc Chinese-Style Fried Chicken | around ₱105–₱111 |
| 1-pc Chinese-Style Fried Chicken with Drink | around ₱140 |
| 2-pc Chinese-Style Fried Chicken | around ₱204–₱209 |
| Chinese-Style Fried Chicken Lauriat | around ₱219–₱222 |
| Chinese-Style Fried Chicken Lauriat with Drink | around ₱252–₱263 |
| Chunky Asado Siopao | around ₱64 |
| Wonton Mami | from around ₱116 |
| Pancit Canton | from around ₱99 |
| Braised Beef with Rice | from around ₱205 |
| Halo-Halo Supreme Small | from around ₱88 |
| Halo-Halo Supreme Medium | from around ₱116 |
| 4-pc Chicken Family Box | around ₱413–₱433 |
| 6-pc Chinese-Style Fried Chicken | around ₱578–₱608 |
| 8-pc Chinese-Style Fried Chicken | around ₱732–₱772 |
Current September price tracking shows, for example, the 1-pc Chinese-Style Fried Chicken at about ₱111, the 2-pc version at ₱209, and the 8-pc chicken at about ₱772. Other recent delivery listings show slightly lower starting prices, which illustrates why prices can change by location and platform.
The official Chowking website currently highlights Chunky Asado Siopao, Braised Beef with Rice, 8-pc Chinese-Style Fried Chicken, Halo-Halo Supreme, Siomai Chao Fan, and Spicy Chao Fan among its featured products.
Chowking Chao Fan Menu Prices
Let’s start with one of the dishes most strongly associated with Chowking: Chao Fan.
Chao Fan is essentially Chowking’s Chinese-style fried rice, and the menu has expanded far beyond the original version. You can get it plain, spicy, seafood-style, beef-style, or topped with siomai, crispy wonton, fish fillet, and even Chinese-Style Fried Chicken.
| Chao Fan Menu | Price Guide |
|---|---|
| Pork Chao Fan | from ₱65 |
| Seafood Chao Fan | from ₱87 |
| Spicy Chao Fan | from ₱87 |
| Siomai Chao Fan | from ₱109 |
| Beef Chao Fan | from ₱109 |
| Crispy Wonton Chao Fan | from ₱121 |
| Seafood Chao Fan with Topping | from ₱142 |
| Siomai Spicy Chao Fan | from ₱142 |
| Crispy Wonton Spicy Chao Fan | from ₱142 |
| Seafood Chao Fan with Fish Fillet | from ₱153 |
| Crispy Wonton Beef Chao Fan | from ₱160 |
| Siomai Beef Chao Fan | from ₱164 |
| Chao Fan with Fried Chicken | from around ₱149–₱163 |
| Pork Chao Fan with Fried Chicken | from ₱160 |
| Seafood Chao Fan with Fried Chicken | from ₱175 |
| Spicy Chao Fan with Fried Chicken | around ₱182–₱186 |
| Beef Chao Fan with Fried Chicken | around ₱204–₱209 |
| Chao Fan with Sweet & Sour Chicken | from ₱208 |
| Chao Fan with Sweet & Sour Pork | from ₱208 |
| Chao Fan with Sweet & Sour Fish | from ₱215 |
| Chao Fan with 2-pc Fried Chicken | from ₱234 |
Recent menu listings continue to show Chao Fan as one of Chowking’s widest menu categories, with combinations ranging from budget-friendly fried rice to larger meals with chicken or sweet-and-sour dishes.
Siomai Chao Fan
For many customers, Siomai Chao Fan is probably the first Chowking meal that comes to mind.
You get Chowking’s fried rice together with siomai, making it a simple but filling combination for lunch, dinner, or even merienda if you’re particularly hungry.
A basic Siomai Chao Fan currently starts at around ₱109, while versions with drinks or different Chao Fan varieties cost more. Recent listings put Siomai Chao Fan with a drink at around ₱146.
Spicy Chao Fan
Prefer a little more heat?
Spicy Chao Fan currently starts at roughly ₱87, while topping combinations such as Siomai Spicy Chao Fan start at around ₱142.
It’s also available paired with Chinese-Style Fried Chicken.
Chowking Chinese-Style Fried Chicken Menu
Another major part of the current Chowking menu is Chinese-Style Fried Chicken.
Unlike a typical fried chicken meal, Chowking’s version is seasoned in its own Chinese-inspired style and can be ordered with rice, Chao Fan, Pancit Canton, as part of a Lauriat, or in larger boxes for sharing.
| Chinese-Style Fried Chicken | Price Guide |
|---|---|
| 1-pc Chinese-Style Fried Chicken | ₱105–₱111 |
| 1-pc Fried Chicken with Drink | around ₱140 |
| 2-pc Chinese-Style Fried Chicken | ₱204–₱209 |
| 2-pc Fried Chicken with Drink | around ₱240 |
| Fried Chicken Lauriat | ₱219–₱222 |
| Fried Chicken Lauriat with Drink | around ₱252–₱263 |
| Chao Fan with Fried Chicken | ₱149–₱163 |
| Spicy Chao Fan with Fried Chicken | ₱182–₱186 |
| Beef Chao Fan with Fried Chicken | ₱204–₱209 |
| Pancit Canton with Fried Chicken | from ₱197 |
| 4-pc Chinese-Style Fried Chicken Box | ₱413–₱433 |
| 6-pc Chinese-Style Fried Chicken | ₱578–₱608 |
| 8-pc Chinese-Style Fried Chicken | ₱732–₱772 |
Current tracked September prices put a 1-pc chicken at about ₱111, a 2-pc chicken at ₱209, a 6-pc order at about ₱608, and an 8-pc order at roughly ₱772.
If you’re eating alone, the one-piece chicken with rice or Chao Fan will probably be enough for a regular meal.
For families or groups, the four-, six-, and eight-piece options make more sense.
Chowking Lauriat Menu Prices
If you’re really hungry and want several Chowking favorites on one plate, Lauriat is where things get interesting.
A traditional Chowking Lauriat combines a main dish with several sides. Depending on the meal, you may get rice, Pancit Canton, siomai, chicharap, and buchi alongside the main entrée.
| Lauriat Meal | Price Guide |
|---|---|
| Chinese-Style Fried Chicken Lauriat | ₱219–₱222 |
| Fried Chicken Lauriat with Drink | ₱252–₱263 |
| Sweet & Sour Chicken Lauriat | from ₱252 |
| Sweet & Sour Pork Lauriat | from ₱252 |
| Sweet & Sour Fish Lauriat | from ₱259 |
| Family Lauriat for 4 | around ₱803–₱818 |
| Family Lauriat for 4 with Drinks | around ₱977 |
| Family Lauriat for 6 | from around ₱1,150 |
Current menu tracking shows the Chinese-Style Fried Chicken Lauriat at roughly ₱222, while Family Lauriat for four is around ₱818 before drinks in some delivery listings.
Lauriat is particularly useful when you’re in the mood for a full meal rather than just fried chicken and rice.
You get different textures and flavors on the same plate, which is really what makes it different from Chowking’s simpler rice meals.
Chowking Sweet & Sour Menu
Sweet and sour dishes remain another big part of Chowking’s Chinese-inspired menu.
You can generally choose between pork, chicken, and fish.
| Sweet & Sour Menu | Price Guide |
|---|---|
| Sweet & Sour Pork Rice Meal | from ₱186 |
| Sweet & Sour Chicken Rice Meal | from ₱186 |
| Sweet & Sour Pork with Drink | from ₱216 |
| Sweet & Sour Chicken with Drink | from ₱216 |
| Sweet & Sour Fish with Drink | from ₱222 |
| Sweet & Sour Chicken Lauriat | from ₱252 |
| Sweet & Sour Pork Lauriat | from ₱252 |
| Sweet & Sour Fish Lauriat | from ₱259 |
| Sweet & Sour Pork Group Platter | from ₱435 |
| Sweet & Sour Chicken Group Platter | from ₱435 |
| Sweet & Sour Fish Group Platter | from ₱450 |
These are good alternatives if you’re visiting Chowking but aren’t really in the mood for fried chicken or noodles.
Chowking Rice Meals and Chef Specials
The Chef Specials and rice-meal section includes dishes beyond the usual Chao Fan and fried chicken combinations.
One of the most prominent current items is Braised Beef with Rice, which Chowking itself currently features on its official website.
| Rice Meal | Price Guide |
|---|---|
| Asian BBQ Chicken Chop with Plain Rice | from ₱92 |
| Gravy Chicken Chop with Plain Rice | from ₱92 |
| Asian BBQ Chicken Chop with Egg Fried Rice | from ₱116 |
| Gravy Chicken Chop with Egg Fried Rice | from ₱116 |
| Lumpiang Shanghai Rice Meal with Drink | from ₱129 |
| Chicken Chop with Egg Fried Rice & Drink | from ₱146 |
| Sweet & Sour Pork Rice Meal | from ₱186 |
| Sweet & Sour Chicken Rice Meal | from ₱186 |
| Braised Beef with Rice | from ₱205 |
| Braised Beef with Rice & Drink | from ₱234 |
| Braised Beef Combo | from ₱256 |
| Braised Beef Combo with Drink | from ₱287 |
The Chicken Chop meals are among the more affordable rice meals on the current menu, while Braised Beef sits toward the more premium end.
Chowking Mami and Noodles Menu Prices
Sometimes you just want a hot bowl of noodles.
Chowking’s noodle menu currently includes Wonton Mami, Beef Mami, Beef Wonton Mami, and Pancit Canton.
| Noodle Menu | Price Guide |
|---|---|
| Pancit Canton | from ₱99 |
| Pancit Canton with Drink | from ₱129 |
| Wonton Mami Regular | from ₱116 |
| Wonton Mami with Drink | from ₱146 |
| Wonton Mami Large | from ₱164 |
| Wonton Mami with Asado Siopao | from ₱170 |
| Wonton Mami Large with Drink | from ₱193 |
| Wonton Mami with Asado Siopao & Drink | from ₱199 |
| Beef Mami Large | from ₱221 |
| Beef Wonton Mami Large | from ₱240 |
| Beef Mami Large with Drink | from ₱252 |
| Beef Wonton Mami Large with Drink | from ₱269 |
Wonton Mami is probably the most familiar option here.
It’s especially satisfying on a rainy day or whenever you want something warm instead of another rice meal.
Pancit Canton, meanwhile, works as a solo order, a side for fried chicken, or as part of a larger sharing meal.
Chowking Siopao Prices
Need something quick for merienda?
Siopao remains one of Chowking’s simplest grab-and-go choices.
| Siopao | Price Guide |
|---|---|
| Chunky Asado Siopao | from around ₱64 |
| Chunky Asado Siopao with Drink | around ₱88–₱94 |
| Bola-Bola Siopao Supreme | from ₱88 |
| Bola-Bola Siopao Supreme with Drink | around ₱111–₱117 |
| 3-pc Chunky Asado Siopao Box | around ₱193 |
| 3-pc Bola-Bola Siopao Box | around ₱263 |
Chowking currently features the Chunky Asado Siopao prominently on its official website, so it remains one of the brand’s core products.
The single-piece Asado Siopao is one of the more affordable items on the menu, making it practical for a quick snack.
Chowking Siomai, Wonton and Sides
Want extra siomai with your Chao Fan?
Or maybe some crispy wonton or lumpia for the table?
| Side Dish | Price Guide |
|---|---|
| 4-pc Steamed Pork Siomai | from ₱81 |
| 4-pc Fried Pork Siomai | from ₱81 |
| 4-pc Steamed Beef Siomai | from ₱81 |
| 4-pc Fried Beef Siomai | from ₱81 |
| 4-pc Lumpiang Shanghai | from ₱81 |
| 6-pc Spicy Wonton | around ₱88 |
| 6-pc Crispy Wonton with Sweet Chili | around ₱88 |
| Kangkong with Chinese Bagoong | from ₱92 |
| Wonton Soup | from ₱92 |
| Extra Plain Rice | around ₱46 |
| Extra Egg Fried Rice | around ₱57 |
| Extra Sauce | around ₱18 |
For larger groups, Chowking also sells platter-size versions.
Current tracked prices put the 12-piece siomai platters at around ₱240, the 18-piece Crispy or Spicy Wonton platters at around ₱257, and the Dimsum Mix Platter at about ₱310.
Chowking Halo-Halo Menu Prices
After all that Chao Fan, fried chicken, and siomai, we get to one of Chowking’s most famous desserts: Halo-Halo.
The current menu calls it SuperSangkap Halo-Halo.
| Chowking Dessert | Price Guide |
|---|---|
| Halo-Halo Supreme Small | from ₱88 |
| Halo-Halo Supreme Medium | from ₱116 |
| Coco Mango Halo-Halo Small | from ₱116 |
| Coco Mango Halo-Halo Medium | from ₱135 |
| 6-pc Buchi Platter | around ₱186 |
| 12-pc Buchi Platter | around ₱357 |
Recent current listings put the medium Halo-Halo Supreme at around ₱116.
This is also one of the products Chowking currently highlights on its main official website alongside Chao Fan, siopao, fried chicken, and Braised Beef.
If you’re already ordering a full meal, Halo-Halo is an easy way to finish things off—especially on a hot afternoon.
Chowking Good for Sharing Menu
Ordering for three, four, or more people?
Instead of putting together a bunch of individual meals, Chowking has several group platters and bundles.
| Good for Sharing | Price Guide |
|---|---|
| Pork Chao Fan Group Platter | from ₱219 |
| Egg Fried Rice Group Platter | from ₱204 |
| Seafood Chao Fan Platter | from ₱292 |
| Spicy Chao Fan Platter | from ₱292 |
| Beef Chao Fan Platter | from ₱336 |
| Dimsum Mix Platter | around ₱292–₱310 |
| Siomai Chao Fan Platter Bundle for 3 | around ₱439–₱467 |
| Siomai & Pancit Canton Platter for 3 | from ₱494 |
| 4-pc Chicken & Chao Fan Platter | around ₱673–₱692 |
| 4-pc Chicken & Spicy Chao Fan Platter | around ₱737 |
| 4-pc Chicken & Beef Chao Fan Platter | around ₱784 |
| 4-pc Chicken & Pancit Platter | from ₱747 |
| Family Lauriat for 4 | around ₱803–₱818 |
| Fried Chicken-Pancit Family Platter | around ₱813–₱865 |
| Family Lauriat for 6 | from ₱1,150 |
| 8-pc Chicken and Pancit Bundle | around ₱1,073–₱1,141 |
These group meals are worth checking when you’re ordering for an office lunch, family dinner, birthday gathering, or barkada meal.
Instead of buying multiple solo orders, you can get larger portions of Chao Fan, dim sum, Pancit Canton, chicken, or sweet-and-sour dishes and let everyone share.
Chowking Breakfast Menu
Yes, Chowking also serves breakfast at participating branches.
The breakfast menu mixes traditional Filipino breakfast favorites with familiar Chowking dishes.
| Breakfast Menu | Price Guide |
|---|---|
| Breakfast Chunky Asado Siopao & Drink | around ₱88 |
| Breakfast 2-pc Fried Asado Siopao & Drink | around ₱117 |
| Breakfast Bola-Bola Siopao & Drink | around ₱111 |
| Breakfast Pork Chao Fan | around ₱99 |
| Breakfast Pork Chao Fan with Drink | around ₱129 |
| Breakfast Spicy Chao Fan | around ₱128 |
| Breakfast Seafood Chao Fan | around ₱139 |
| 1-pc Fried Chicken with Egg | around ₱146 |
| Breakfast Wonton Mami with Drink | around ₱146 |
| Breakfast Siomai Chao Fan | around ₱151 |
| Breakfast Beef Chao Fan | around ₱151 |
| Beef Tapa | around ₱187 |
| Chinese Pork Longganisa | around ₱187 |
| King’s Special | around ₱211 |
| King’s Special with Drink | around ₱240 |
Those September prices are being tracked across hundreds of Chowking listings, but breakfast prices and availability can still vary by restaurant.
Breakfast hours are also branch-dependent, so check your selected store before heading out early.
Chowking Drinks and Milksha
Chowking’s beverage selection includes the usual soft drinks along with Milksha-style fruit and tea drinks at selected branches.
Recent current listings include large Coke, Coke Zero, and Sprite at around ₱105, while some meal combinations are available with Wintermelon with Jelly or Peach Fruit Tea Jelly.
Drink sizes, flavors, and Milksha availability can differ by location.
What Are the Best Chowking Menu Items to Try?
There’s no single order that works for everyone, but if you’re new to Chowking, the official website gives a pretty good picture of the dishes the chain currently wants customers to notice.
It prominently features Chunky Asado Siopao, Braised Beef with Rice, 8-pc Chinese-Style Fried Chicken, Halo-Halo Supreme, Siomai Chao Fan, and Spicy Chao Fan.
For a classic Chowking experience, Siomai Chao Fan is probably one of the easiest starting points.
If you’re hungrier, go for a Chinese-Style Fried Chicken Lauriat.
For merienda, Asado Siopao works well.
And if it’s hot outside—which, let’s face it, is most days—Halo-Halo Supreme is an obvious dessert option.
How Much Is Chowking Chao Fan?
Current Chao Fan prices start at roughly ₱65 for selected basic Chao Fan listings, although prices can be higher depending on branch and platform.
Siomai Chao Fan starts at around ₱109, while more loaded versions such as Siomai Beef Chao Fan can cost around ₱164 or more.
How Much Is Chowking Siomai Chao Fan?
A basic Siomai Chao Fan currently starts at around ₱109.
A version with a drink can cost roughly ₱146 depending on your location and ordering platform.
How Much Is Chowking Fried Chicken?
A single Chinese-Style Fried Chicken currently costs approximately ₱105 to ₱111.
A two-piece order is around ₱204 to ₱209.
For sharing, a six-piece order is currently around ₱578 to ₱608, while an eight-piece order is roughly ₱732 to ₱772.
How Much Is Chowking Halo-Halo?
Current menu listings put Halo-Halo Supreme Small at roughly ₱88 and the Medium at around ₱116.
Coco Mango Halo-Halo starts higher, at approximately ₱116 for Small and ₱135 for Medium.
How Much Is Chowking Lauriat?
The Chinese-Style Fried Chicken Lauriat currently costs around ₱219 to ₱222 without a drink.
Sweet & Sour Chicken and Sweet & Sour Pork Lauriat meals start at approximately ₱252, while Sweet & Sour Fish starts at around ₱259.
Does Chowking Deliver?
Yes.
You can order through Chowking’s official delivery website and app. Chowking’s help center also points customers to its ordering platforms for browsing the complete menu.
Depending on the area, Chowking may also be available through third-party food-delivery services.
Prices and promotions can differ between platforms, so compare the final checkout total rather than assuming the menu price will be identical everywhere.
Are Chowking Prices the Same at Every Branch?
Not necessarily.
Chowking specifically notes that menu availability can vary by location, while its terms and conditions state that product prices can change without prior notice.
That explains why you may see one price in a restaurant, another on Chowking Delivery, and a slightly higher or lower amount on a third-party delivery app.
This is also why the prices in this guide are best used for budgeting rather than as a fixed nationwide price list.
Final Thoughts
Chowking’s current menu has a lot more variety than you might expect if you haven’t eaten there in a while.
You still have the classics—Siomai Chao Fan, Chunky Asado Siopao, Wonton Mami, Pancit Canton, Chinese-Style Fried Chicken, and Halo-Halo—but there are also plenty of bigger rice meals, sweet-and-sour dishes, Lauriat meals, breakfast choices, Chicken Chop meals, beef dishes, dim sum platters, and family bundles.
If you’re trying to keep the meal simple and affordable, Chao Fan, siopao, and selected rice meals are some of the easiest places to start.
If you’re really hungry, a Lauriat gives you several dishes in one meal.
And when you’re ordering for a group, the Chao Fan platters, chicken bundles, Pancit Canton platters, dim sum platters, and Family Lauriat sets can save you from ordering everything individually.
Whatever you choose, just remember that Chowking menu prices can change by branch, location, ordering platform, and promotion.
Use this Chowking menu with prices as a current guide, then confirm the exact amount from your selected restaurant before placing your order.
