October 01, 2026

La Pita in Makati: Poblacion’s Middle Eastern Restaurant

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  • La Pita in Poblacion, Makati is a laid-back dining spot known for the bold flavors and inviting aromas of Mediterranean cuisine. Popular among food lovers and the neighborhood’s late-night crowd, the restaurant pairs authentic flavors with a casual and welcoming atmosphere.

    IMAGE from Philippine Primer

    Stepping inside, the Mediterranean-inspired eatery envelops you in an inviting atmosphere, where bright accents, low seating, and cushioned sofas create an easygoing atmosphere meant for sharing.

    IMAGE from Philippine Primer

    The menu features a thoughtfully curated selection of Middle Eastern classics. Behind these dishes is Chef Sam Rohana, who brings the comforting flavors of the Middle East to the table with a style that feels deeply personal, warm, and inviting.

    Among the recommended dishes is Hummus, a creamy blend of chickpeas, tahini, and fresh lemon juice, topped with extra virgin olive oil and fermented chili. Best served with artisan pitas, it sets the tone for a meal that is both comforting and thoughtfully executed.

    Hummus (Php 460) / IMAGE from La Pita’s Facebook page

    The Kubbeh, where crisp bulgur shells are filled with warmly spiced beef and onions, is served alongside buttered rice and a creamy yogurt sauce. Rich and deeply satisfying, it is a comforting dish that delivers layers of flavor in every bite.

    Kubbeh / IMAGE from La Pita’s Facebook page

    Another standout is the Shawarma Bake, which highlights slow-smoked Lamb Shawarma in pita. It is a succulent and flavorful lamb, paired with the perfect blend of onion, tomato, tahini, and amba sauce all served inside a soft pita—a delightful balance of smoky, tangy, and savory flavors.

    Shawarma Bake / IMAGE from La Pita’s Facebook page

    To cap off the meal on a sweet note, the Muhallabia is a must-try. This delicate milk pudding infused with rose water is topped with fresh fruits, almonds, rose jam, and a sprinkle of smoked salt, creating a dessert that’s both fragrant and indulgent.

    Muhallabia (Php 290) / IMAGE from La Pita’s Instagram account

    Complement these specialties with La Pita’s signature drinks, including iced chai latte, frozen rose lemonade, and hibiscus & lemongrass iced tea, each offering a refreshing contrast to the restaurant’s rich and hearty dishes. Whether you’re in the mood for something soothing, floral, or citrusy, these beverages provide the perfect finishing touch to a flavorful feast.

    Beyond its Poblacion home, La Pita has officially opened a branch in Salcedo Village, Makati, marking a new chapter for the restaurant as it expands its presence in the city.

    Its new branch presents a more elevated expression of La Pita, bringing the same warmth and vibrant Levantine flavors into a more polished and thoughtfully designed setting.

    IMAGE from La Pita’s Instagram account

    As La Pita grows from Poblacion to Salcedo Village, its tables expand—and with them, a shared commitment to heartfelt cooking, vibrant Levantine flavors, and hospitality that feels like home.

    General Information

  • 5652 Don Pedro, Poblacion, Makati
  • 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
  • profile.php?id=100089457293404
  • lapita.mkt
  • 117, 107 L.P. Leviste Street, Makati City
  • 0917-157-3528
  • 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. (Monday to Friday); 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. (Saturday to Sunday)
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