There are restaurants you visit because you want to try something new, and then there are restaurants you return to because the food feels familiar.
Max’s Restaurant definitely falls into the second category.
For generations of Filipino families, Max’s has been associated with birthdays, Sunday lunches, reunions, graduations, family celebrations, and those simple days when everyone just wants fried chicken, rice, and a table full of Filipino favorites.
Of course, Max’s is best known for its signature fried chicken, but the menu has become much bigger over the years. Today, you can order Kare-Kare, Crispy Pata, Sizzling Tofu, Sinigang, Lechon Kawali, Pancit Canton, Lumpiang Shanghai, rice bowls, breakfast plates, merienda, Halo-Halo, cakes, and even large party trays.
If you’re planning your next meal, here’s a comprehensive guide to the current Max’s menu with prices.
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Important Note About Max’s Menu Prices
The prices in this guide are based primarily on the current prices displayed on Max’s official online delivery platform.
Max’s itself states that menu prices are subject to change without notice. Prices can also vary between dine-in, official delivery, and third-party platforms.
For example, Max’s official ordering site currently lists Sizzling Tofu starting at ₱435, while several third-party delivery branches list it at around ₱462 to ₱501.
So think of the prices below as a useful current reference rather than a guaranteed price at every Max’s branch.
Max’s Fried Chicken Menu
You really can’t talk about Max’s without starting with fried chicken.
The restaurant’s signature fried chicken remains the centerpiece of the menu. It’s known for its crisp skin, tender meat, and relatively simple seasoning compared with heavily breaded fast-food fried chicken.
Here are the current starting prices:
| Max’s Fried Chicken | Price |
|---|---|
| Spring Fried Chicken | ₱636 |
| Regular Fried Chicken | ₱692 |
| Family Fried Chicken | ₱838 |
| Thin-Cut Kamote Fries | ₱121 |
| Thick-Cut Kamote Fries | ₱121 |
| Condiment Trio | ₱138 |
The Condiment Trio includes Max’s signature banana ketchup, Worcestershire sauce, and hot sauce.
Kamote Fries are also now featured alongside the fried chicken, giving you a sweet-potato alternative to traditional fries.
Max’s Bestsellers
If you’re not sure what to order, the current Max’s online menu highlights several dishes as bestsellers.
| Bestseller | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Crispy Pata | ₱1,252 |
| All-Beef Kare-Kare | ₱950 |
| Pancit Canton | ₱300 |
| Sizzling Tofu | ₱435 |
| Lumpiang Shanghai | ₱345 |
These dishes give you a pretty good idea of what a classic family-style Max’s meal can look like.
Fried chicken might be the restaurant’s signature item, but Sizzling Tofu, Kare-Kare, Pancit Canton, Lumpiang Shanghai, and Crispy Pata have also become familiar choices for group dining.
Max’s Ruby’s Favorites Menu
Ruby’s Favorites is where you’ll find many of Max’s traditional Filipino dishes.
This is probably the section to check if you’re ordering food for a family lunch or dinner.
Kare-Kare
Max’s currently offers several versions of Kare-Kare.
| Kare-Kare | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Vegetable Kare-Kare | ₱569 |
| Seafood Kare-Kare | ₱748 |
| Lechon Kawali Kare-Kare | ₱916 |
| All-Beef Kare-Kare | ₱950 |
All-Beef Kare-Kare remains one of Max’s flagship Filipino dishes.
It combines beef, vegetables, and thick peanut sauce and is traditionally eaten with bagoong.
If you want something slightly different, Seafood Kare-Kare replaces the beef with seafood, while Lechon Kawali Kare-Kare adds crispy pork.
Max’s Sizzling Tofu
One of the most recognizable non-chicken dishes at Max’s is Sizzling Tofu.
Current official online price:
Sizzling Tofu – from ₱435
The dish features fried tofu served in a creamy, savory sauce with onions and chili.
It has become such a popular Max’s dish that plenty of customers order it even when there’s already fried chicken on the table.
Max’s Sisig Menu
| Sisig | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Chicken Sisig | ₱457 |
| Sizzling Crispy Pork Sisig | ₱569 |
Chicken Sisig gives the Max’s fried chicken a completely different treatment, while the crispy pork version is the richer option for sharing.
Max’s Sinigang Menu
If you’re looking for soup to balance out all the fried and grilled dishes, there are several Sinigang choices.
| Sinigang | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Sinigang na Tiyan ng Bangus | ₱647 |
| Sinigang na Tiyan ng Bangus sa Miso | ₱647 |
| Sinigang na Baboy | ₱692 |
| Sinigang na Hipon | ₱692 |
The Bangus version is particularly useful if your table already has several pork and chicken dishes and you want something fish-based.
Max’s Pork Dishes
| Pork Dish | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Lechon Kawali | ₱547 |
| Crispy Pata | ₱1,252 |
| Sizzling Crispy Pork Sisig | ₱569 |
| Lechon Kawali Kare-Kare | ₱916 |
Lechon Kawali is a more manageable option for smaller groups, while Crispy Pata is clearly designed for sharing.
Max’s Beef Dishes
| Beef Dish | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Beef Caldereta | ₱804 |
| Bulalo | ₱771 |
| All-Beef Kare-Kare | ₱950 |
| Pocherong Baka | ₱972 |
If you’re building a family-style meal, these dishes can easily serve as the second major main course alongside fried chicken.
Fish and Seafood
| Dish | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Sweet and Sour Fish Fillet | ₱412 |
| Boneless Bangus | ₱535 |
| Seafood Kare-Kare | ₱748 |
| Sinigang na Hipon | ₱692 |
| Sinigang na Tiyan ng Bangus | ₱647 |
Sweet and Sour Fish Fillet is currently one of the more affordable sharing dishes in this section.
Vegetable Dishes
| Vegetable Dish | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Adobong Kangkong Stuffed Tofu | ₱390 |
| Chopsuey | ₱446 |
| Pinakbet | ₱446 |
| Vegetable Kare-Kare | ₱569 |
This part of the menu is useful if your table is already packed with chicken, pork, and beef and you want to add vegetables to the meal.
Max’s Super Saver Meals
If you’re eating alone and don’t want to order several full-sized dishes, Max’s currently offers Super Saver Meals.
| Super Saver Meal | Price |
|---|---|
| Solo Meal 1 | ₱298 |
| Solo Meal 2 | ₱298 |
| Solo Meal 3 | ₱298 |
| Solo Meal 4 | ₱298 |
Depending on the set, these meals combine items such as fried chicken, fish fillet, Lechon Kawali, Sizzling Tofu, Lumpiang Shanghai, vegetables, and rice.
At ₱298, these are some of the easiest Max’s options for someone who wants a complete lunch or dinner without ordering family-sized dishes.
Max’s Solo Meals
Max’s has a surprisingly large selection of individual meals.
| Solo Meal | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Basic Meal | ₱356 |
| Chicken and Macaroni Meal | ₱435 |
| Spring Chicken Meal | ₱468 |
| Chicken and Chopsuey Meal | ₱468 |
| Chicken Combo Meal with Garden Fresh Tofu Salad | ₱468 |
| Chicken Fiesta Plate | ₱468 |
| Chicken Platter Meal | ₱468 |
| Lechon Kawali Platter Meal | ₱502 |
| Lechon Kawali Fiesta Plate | ₱502 |
| Best Plate | ₱569 |
The Basic Meal is one of the simpler fried-chicken choices for one person.
If you want more variety, the Best Plate combines several Max’s favorites in a single meal.
Max’s Rice Bowls
Rice bowls are another practical option if you want Filipino comfort food in a single serving rather than ordering one large dish for the table.
| Rice Bowl | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Lumpiang Shanghai Bowl | ₱255 |
| Sweet & Sour Fish Fillet Bowl | ₱255 |
| Chicken Sisig Bowl | ₱323 |
| Pork Sisig Bowl | ₱356 |
| Beef Kare-Kare Bowl | ₱412 |
| Seafood Kare-Kare Bowl | ₱412 |
| Beef Caldereta Bowl | ₱468 |
These are especially useful if you’re eating alone.
A full order of Kare-Kare, for example, can cost close to ₱1,000, but the Beef Kare-Kare Bowl lets you have the dish with rice for around ₱412.
Max’s All-Day Breakfast Menu
Max’s also serves several Filipino breakfast meals.
| Breakfast Meal | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Bacon Binagoongan Rice Bowl | ₱367 |
| Tocino Bowl | ₱390 |
| Tapa Bowl | ₱412 |
| Ultimate Tocino Plate | ₱502 |
| Ultimate Tapa Plate | ₱524 |
| Boneless Bangus Plate | ₱524 |
If you like traditional Filipino breakfast combinations, the Tocino, Tapa, and Bangus meals are the main ones to check.
Max’s Pancit Menu
No birthday or Filipino family gathering feels completely safe from a tray of pancit, and Max’s offers several versions.
| Pancit | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Pancit Canton | ₱300 |
| Pancit Bam-I | ₱300 |
| Seafood Pancit Canton | ₱300 |
| Pancit Canton Family | ₱788 |
Pancit Canton is one of Max’s current listed bestsellers.
The regular serving starts at ₱300, while the larger family version is available for bigger groups.
Max’s Lumpia Menu
| Lumpia | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Lumpiang Ubod | ₱222 |
| Lumpiang Shanghai | ₱345 |
| Lumpia Sampler | ₱468 |
Lumpiang Shanghai is another longtime favorite for group meals.
The Lumpia Sampler makes sense if you want different kinds of lumpia without ordering each variety separately.
Max’s Rice Prices
No Filipino restaurant menu would be complete without several rice options.
| Rice | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Plain Rice | ₱68 |
| Garlic Rice | ₱68 |
| Java Rice | ₱88 |
| Tinapa Fried Rice | ₱238 |
For individual meals, Plain Rice or Garlic Rice is the straightforward choice.
Tinapa Fried Rice is more of a dish on its own and works well for sharing.
Max’s Merienda Menu
Max’s isn’t only for lunch and dinner.
The current menu also includes several merienda items.
| Merienda | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Chicken Burger | ₱199 |
| Chicken Salad Sandwich | ₱244 |
| Seafood Lomi | ₱278 |
| Chicken Lomi | ₱278 |
| Arroz Caldo | ₱289 |
| Triple Chocolate Champorado | ₱289 |
This is an interesting part of the menu because it makes Max’s a reasonable option even if you don’t feel like ordering fried chicken and a full rice meal.
Arroz Caldo is one of the more traditional choices, while Triple Chocolate Champorado gives the classic Filipino merienda a sweeter twist.
Max’s Desserts
After fried chicken, Kare-Kare, rice, and Pancit Canton, dessert might sound ambitious.
But Max’s does have a strong dessert menu.
| Dessert | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Buko Pandan | ₱108 |
| Mais Con Yelo | ₱158 |
| Halo-Halo Solo | ₱168 |
| Tres Leches Halo-Halo Solo | ₱168 |
| Knickerbocker | ₱168 |
| Halo-Halo Regular | ₱268 |
| Tres Leches Halo-Halo Regular | ₱268 |
Max’s Halo-Halo
The current official starting prices are:
- Halo-Halo Solo – ₱168
- Halo-Halo Regular – ₱268
- Tres Leches Halo-Halo Solo – ₱168
- Tres Leches Halo-Halo Regular – ₱268
The regular Max’s Halo-Halo combines familiar ingredients such as saba, langka, macapuno, gulaman, garbanzos, nata, and sago, topped with leche flan, ube, and cheese.
Third-party delivery platforms currently list some of these desserts slightly higher, with regular Halo-Halo around ₱298 at selected branches.
Max’s Drinks Menu
| Beverage | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Sago’t Gulaman | ₱99 |
| Iced Tea | ₱99 |
| Pepsi Drinks | ₱132 |
| Calamansi Cucumber Shake | ₱177 |
| Ripe Mango Shake | ₱177 |
| Green Mango Shake | ₱177 |
| Watermelon Shake | ₱177 |
Sago’t Gulaman is one of the most affordable drinks on the current menu.
The fruit shakes cost more but can double as a dessert-like drink, especially Mango or Watermelon.
Max’s Soups, Salads and Sides
| Item | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Chicken Velveteen Soup | ₱110 |
| Creamy Mushroom Soup | ₱110 |
| Crab & Corn Soup | ₱110 |
| Macaroni Salad | ₱110 |
| Garden Fresh Tofu Salad | ₱334 |
These are helpful additions if you’re building a larger family meal.
Max’s Party Trays
For birthdays, office parties, reunions, and other big gatherings, Max’s offers party trays.
| Party Tray | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Pancit Canton Tray | ₱1,285 |
| Lumpiang Shanghai Tray | ₱1,589 |
| Max’s Fried Chicken Tray | ₱3,509 |
| All-Beef Kare-Kare Tray | ₱5,205 |
These are obviously meant for larger groups rather than normal family dinners.
The Kare-Kare tray is the most expensive of these current selections, while Pancit Canton is the most affordable entry point.
Max’s Promos and Family Bundles
Max’s also offers bundles that combine multiple dishes.
Current starting prices include:
| Bundle | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Just For Two Combo | ₱824 |
| Delivery Family Trio | ₱999 |
| Family Potluck Bestseller Treat 1 | ₱1,108 |
| Family Potluck Bestseller Treat 2 | ₱1,108 |
| Family Potluck Bestseller Treat 3 | ₱1,198 |
| Family Potluck Bestseller Treat 4 | ₱1,198 |
Promos and bundles are among the menu items most likely to change, so it’s worth checking the latest offer before placing a big order.
Max’s Corner Bakery
Max’s also has its own bakery section, which includes cakes, Caramel Bars, breads, brownies, and other sweets.
Some current examples include:
| Bakery Item | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Panderosa | ₱140 |
| Lady Fingers | ₱135 |
| Classic Caramel Bar | ₱145 |
| Meringue Kisses | ₱158 |
| Mango Mallows | ₱230 |
| Chocolate Mallows | ₱230 |
| Chocolate Marble Loaf Cake | ₱260 |
| Classic Banana Loaf Cake | ₱260 |
| Chocolate Moist Loaf Cake | ₱260 |
| Cream Cheese Brownies | ₱265 |
| Ube Creme Brulee Cake | ₱630 |
| Triple Treat Cake | ₱880 |
| Blueberry Cheesecake | ₱1,795 |
The Caramel Bar deserves a special mention because it has become almost as recognizable as some of the restaurant dishes.
It also appears in several Max’s plated meals as the dessert.
How Much Is Max’s Fried Chicken?
For a quick reference, here are the current official online starting prices:
- Spring Fried Chicken – ₱636
- Regular Fried Chicken – ₱692
- Family Fried Chicken – ₱838
Third-party delivery prices can be different, and some individual branches may offer additional sizes or configurations.
How Much Is Max’s Kare-Kare?
Current starting prices include:
- Vegetable Kare-Kare – ₱569
- Seafood Kare-Kare – ₱748
- Lechon Kawali Kare-Kare – ₱916
- All-Beef Kare-Kare – ₱950
- Beef Kare-Kare Rice Bowl – ₱412
So if you’re eating alone, the rice bowl can be a much more practical way to satisfy a Kare-Kare craving.
If you’re dining with family, the full-sized Kare-Kare selections are designed for sharing.
Affordable Max’s Meals Around ₱300
Max’s is generally more of a casual family restaurant than a budget fast-food chain, but there are still plenty of choices around ₱300 or less.
Some examples include:
- Sago’t Gulaman – ₱99
- Buko Pandan – ₱108
- Soup – from ₱110
- Kamote Fries – from ₱121
- Halo-Halo Solo – ₱168
- Chicken Burger – ₱199
- Lumpiang Ubod – ₱222
- Chicken Salad Sandwich – ₱244
- Lumpiang Shanghai Bowl – ₱255
- Sweet & Sour Fish Fillet Bowl – ₱255
- Chicken Lomi – ₱278
- Seafood Lomi – ₱278
- Arroz Caldo – ₱289
- Triple Chocolate Champorado – ₱289
- Super Saver Solo Meals – ₱298
- Pancit Canton – ₱300
That means you can still eat at Max’s for around ₱250 to ₱300 if you stick to rice bowls, merienda, noodles, or the Super Saver selections.
What to Order at Max’s for the First Time
If you’ve never eaten at Max’s before, start with the dish that built the restaurant’s reputation: Max’s Fried Chicken.
Add Sizzling Tofu if you want one of its most popular modern favorites.
Then add either Pancit Canton or Lumpiang Shanghai if you’re sharing.
For a bigger family meal, a combination like this gives you a good introduction to the menu:
Max’s Fried Chicken + All-Beef Kare-Kare + Sizzling Tofu + Pancit Canton + rice.
If you have room for dessert, finish with Halo-Halo or Buko Pandan.
Best Max’s Food for a Family Meal
For a typical family of four or five people, you don’t necessarily need one dish per person.
Max’s menu is built around sharing.
A practical family spread could include:
- Fried Chicken
- Sizzling Tofu or Chopsuey
- Pancit Canton
- Lumpiang Shanghai
- Rice
- Halo-Halo or Buko Pandan for dessert
If you have a bigger group, add Kare-Kare, Lechon Kawali, Sinigang, or Crispy Pata.
For parties, the Family Potluck bundles and Party Trays may be easier than ordering everything separately.
Does Max’s Deliver?
Yes.
Max’s operates its own online delivery platform and also appears on major third-party food delivery services.
The official Max’s ordering platform currently lists a minimum online purchase of ₱350 and states that prices are subject to change without notice.
Third-party apps can have different menu prices, discounts, and delivery charges.
This is why you might notice that the same Sizzling Tofu, Pancit Canton, or fried chicken costs more on one platform than another.
Max’s Menu Price FAQs
What is the cheapest Max’s meal?
Among the current complete meal options, the Super Saver Solo Meals start at ₱298.
Rice bowls start even lower, with Lumpiang Shanghai and Sweet & Sour Fish Fillet bowls beginning at ₱255.
How much is Max’s Pancit Canton?
Regular Pancit Canton currently starts at ₱300.
The larger Pancit Canton Family serving starts at ₱788, while a Party Tray starts at ₱1,285.
How much is Sizzling Tofu at Max’s?
The official Max’s online delivery menu currently lists Sizzling Tofu starting at ₱435.
Third-party platforms may list it higher depending on the branch.
How much is Max’s Crispy Pata?
Crispy Pata currently starts at ₱1,252 on Max’s official delivery menu.
How much is Max’s Halo-Halo?
Halo-Halo Solo starts at ₱168, while Regular Halo-Halo starts at ₱268 on the official online menu.
How much is Max’s All-Beef Kare-Kare?
All-Beef Kare-Kare currently starts at ₱950.
A Beef Kare-Kare Rice Bowl starts at ₱412 if you’re looking for an individual serving.
Final Thoughts
Max’s menu has become much larger than the fried chicken that made the restaurant famous.
The signature chicken is still front and center, but you can now build an entire Filipino feast with Kare-Kare, Crispy Pata, Sizzling Tofu, Lechon Kawali, Sinigang, Pancit Canton, Lumpiang Shanghai, Chopsuey, Pinakbet, rice, and Halo-Halo.
For solo diners, there are also plenty of rice bowls and complete meals starting around ₱255 to ₱356. Families can choose from full-sized Filipino dishes and bundles, while bigger groups can order party trays that serve as ready-made celebration food.
If you’re ordering Max’s today, the best thing to remember is that prices depend on where and how you order. The official delivery prices are a good starting point, but third-party delivery platforms and individual branches may charge differently.
Still, whether you’re going for a simple fried chicken meal or preparing a table full of Filipino favorites, Max’s remains one of those restaurants where ordering “just one dish” can very quickly turn into a proper family feast.
