January 09, 2026

Bun Run in Makati: Juicy Smash Burgers with a Filipino Twist

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  • Bun Run has officially landed along Rada Street in Legazpi Village, Makati, bringing its cult-favorite smash burgers closer to the city’s office crowd.

    IMAGE from Bun Run’s Facebook page

    From its San Juan roots to its newest Makati outpost, Bun Run continues to serve comfort-driven burgers defined by crisp-edged patties, bold flavors, and a distinctly Filipino sensibility.

    IMAGE from Bun Run’s Facebook page

    Bun Run introduces exciting additions designed with weekday cravings and early schedules in mind. A standout is the Birria Burger, built to satisfy savory, cheesy cravings with rich, slow-cooked flavors layered into a smash burger format. It’s indulgent, comforting, and made to be devoured—no hesitation required.

    IMAGE from Bun Run’s Facebook page

    For mornings in the city, Bun Run Makati rolls out offerings tailored to the a.m. rush. The Breakfast Burger, exclusive to this branch, features egg, a tocino patty, housemade atchara, hashbrown, and banana ketchup aioli—all stacked into one unapologetically Filipino breakfast sandwich.

    It’s a full-flavored start to the day, served the Bun Run way. Alongside it, a special breakfast sandwich with a tocino patty rounds out the morning lineup, giving office-goers a satisfying option before the workday kicks in.

    IMAGE from Bun Run’s Facebook page

    To complement the burgers, Bun Run also introduces a vegan coconut soft-serve ice cream, a refreshing counterpoint that balances the richness of the menu while catering to a wider range of preferences.

    With its focused menu, thoughtful new additions, and prime Rada Street location, Bun Run Makati cements itself as a go-to for both lunch breaks and early bites. Juicy smash burgers, Filipino comfort flavors, and clever morning options come together here—making Bun Run a reliable stop from breakfast through the workday and beyond.

    General Information

  • 194 Unit C A. Mabini, San Juan
  • 0962-868-3753
  • 12:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. (Monday to Thursday); 12:00 p.m.-11:00 p.m. (Friday to Sunday)
  • https://bunrunmnl.pickup.ph/sanjuan
  • profile.php?id=61560580504978
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  • 112 Rada, Legaspi Village, Makati
  • 11:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.
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