8 Restaurants in Westgate Alabang Fit for Every Craving

Westgate Center is a rising lifestyle and recreation center, housing a relaxed community of restaurants and leisure shops.

With its open areas snaking around low-rise commercial buildings, Westgate echoes the airy and laid-back ambiance of an American street boasting exquisite fusion restaurants waiting to be explored. 

That said, we listed eight restaurants you and your family will surely enjoy:

Bean and Yolk

Bean & Yolk was first established in Poblacion, Makati, with the initial plan of putting up a go-to counter of coffee and quick snacks. But when more customers came for dine-in, the owner decided to expand and bring the cafe to a bigger area—thus the birth of Bean & Yolk in Alabang. 

Try out their combined signature sandwich and coffee offerings—with a new selection of rice meals and other healthy options like the Salmon Burger (Php 345) or the healthier rendition to the classic Filipino breakfast tapsilog (tapa, fried rice, and egg), the B & Y Tapa Bowl (Php 295).

Also read: Bean & Yolk: Alabang’s All-Day Dose of Coffee and Eggs

Address: Westgate Hub, Westgate Center, Alabang
Business Hours: 7 am to 10 pm
Contact: 02-851-6558
Facebook: Bean & Yolk

Da Gianni

Da Gianni Cucina Italiana is co-owned by Filipino-Italian celebrity Matteo Guidicelli. A tribute to Guidicelli’s late grandfather, the restaurant offers authentic Italian dishes that follow the farm-to-table concept.

Their must-try Vongole has a mild seafood taste complemented by the robust aroma and flavor of olive oil and herbs. A treat for meat lovers is their Carnevale Pizza, made with thin crust and a fusion of six different types of meat, namely, Milano salami, bacon, salsiccia, meatballs, prosciutto cotto, and Angus triploin.

Also read: Da Gianni in Alabang: Authentic Italian Restaurant With a Heart

Address: Westgate Hub, Westgate Center, Alabang
Business hours: 11 am to 10 pm
Contact: 0917-167-8350
Facebook: Da Gianni

Caviar

Caviar Restaurant and Champagne Bar is a high-end French-Mediterranean restaurant handled by a pair of Dutchmen: Bastiaan and Frank van der Walle. Bastiaan acts as the general manager and sommelier while his brother Frank is the executive chef.

Get your fill with their Meat and Game choices from their Dinner menu. The tender and irresistible Venison Saddle (Php 2,200), which is served with creamy lime polenta, charred onions, mushrooms and Prune Au Jus, is surely a must try!

Also read: Caviar Restaurant and Champagne Bar in Alabang

Address: Unit A-206 Westgate Center, Alabang
Telephone Number: 02-552-7930 / 0917-868-3080
Business Hours: 5:30 pm to 10 pm (Mon to Sat); 10 am to 2 pm, 5:30 pm to 10 pm (Sun)
Facebook: Caviar restaurant

Tus’ Clay Pots and Skillets

Tus’ Clay Pots and Skillets boasts exquisite European cuisine that will make a mark on your palate. To start an authentic European experience, be sure to try their meaty Bacon Croquettes and Herbed Butter Skillet.

Address: Westgate Hub, Westgate Center, Alabang
Business hours: 11 am to 10 pm (Sun to Thu); 11 am to 10:30 pm (Fri to Sat)
Contact: 02-828-3178
Website: tusrestaurant.com
Facebook: Tus’ Restaurant

Butamaru

Butamaru is a ramen joint in Westgate, Alabang that specializes in pork-based broth. It is inspired by the variations of Hakata style ramen from Fukuoka prefecture, Japan. Meanwhile, the name was derived from ‘Buta’, which means pork, and ‘Maru’, which means circle in Japanese.

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Make sure to try out a different flavor like their Curry Tantanmen, wherein the curry powder adds a deep, yet mild flavor. The Tantanmen they serve here is so creamy, mixed with minced pork with white sesame seeds and peanuts. It is available in spicy and mild flavor. You can also choose if you want your noodles either soft or hard.

Also read: Butamaru in Westgate: Ramen Joint in Alabang

Address: Westgate Center, Filinvest Corporate City, Alabang
Business hours: 11:30 am – 10:00 pm
Contact: 02-877-4255
Facebook: Butamaru – Alabang

Melo’s

Aside from being known as one of the best places to savor authentic wagyu beef, Melo’s also provides the freedom to choose your preferred meat cut and thickness from the steak cart, which is presented to you before grilling.

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Their menu also showcases the renowned Saga beef and Kagoshima black beef from Japan, as well as Australian wagyu and Certified Angus Beef. Besides the meats, there are other delicious items to try like the Oyster Rockefeller and the Duck Breast and Foie Gras Carbonara.

Also read: Melo’s

Address: Westgate Hub, Westgate Center, Alabang
Business hours: 11:30 am to 11 pm
Contact: 02-771-2288
Facebook: Melo’s Steakhouse Westgate Alabang

Kanin Club

Kanin Club will surely bring out the Kanin or rice lover in you, all thanks to their sumptuous Filipino rice dishes. The name comes from the desire to uphold the one staple food that most Filipinos seem to agree on (and possibly cannot live without). But of course, what’s a Filipino rice meal without its pair of viand?

Be sure to try their Crispy Dinuguan and Sisig as they’re among the best sellers to pair off with rice. Aside from that, you’re in for a homey experience at this restaurant as it is designed with wooden furnishings, reminiscent of a traditional Filipino home.

Address: Westgate Hub, Westgate Center, Alabang
Business hours: 11 am to 11 pm
Contact: 02-771-1400

Zong

Zong has been around for more than 10 years, serving Cantonese cuisine at a very laid-back ambiance—perfect for a casual hangout with family or friends. Not to mention that their dishes are very budget-friendly!

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You are up for a gastronomic treat when you try Whole Roast Duck or Honey Glazed Roast Pork. You can enjoy such delish dishes in a bright and cozy dining area with wide windows that let you see the greeneries outside.

Address: Westgate Hub, Westgate Center, Alabang
Business hours: 9 am to 11 pm
Contact: 02-771-1428
Facebook: ZONG

What’s your go-to restaurant in Westgate Alabang? Let us know in the comments below!