September 08, 2025

The Wooden Horse Steakhouse in Alabang: Serving a Mix of Texan and Japanese Classics

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  • Get something out of the ordinary at The Wooden Horse Steakhouse in Alabang!

    Baby Back Ribs with barbeque sauce / IMAGE from Philippine Primer

    Since 2010, the Wooden Horse Steakhouse has been one of the go-to places for prime steaks and great Japanese food in the southern metro.

    IMAGE from Philippine Primer

    The restaurant is owned and operated by Chef Koichi Tabe, who has been running a steakhouse in Saipan for many years.

    Upon entering the restaurant, you’d think it is a cowboy salon rather than a restaurant. According to its manager, Mr. Gerrald Vallespin, the winning concept of the interior were all thought by Chef Tabe.

    IMAGE from Philippine Primer

    For starters, diners may choose the Wooden Horse Salad,  a wonderful assortment of fresh vegetables drizzled with a vinaigrette dressing.

    Wooden Horse Salad / IMAGE from Philippine Primer

    Their signature dish, the Rib Eye Steak, is made with USDA Grade A Angus beef.

    Wooden Horse Steakhouse also offers reasonably priced steaks under Php 1,000, recommended for when you want to casually enjoy a steak. The steak can also be requested to be served on a sizzling plate.

    Rib Eye Steak / IMAGE from Philippine Primer

    Moreover, despite not being on the main menu, their Curry is a popular food item with its recipe straight from Japan.

    Their curry contains 15 kinds of spices, and fruits such as papaya, apple, peach, and mango are added, slowly cooked around six hours.

    Wooden Horse Curry

    Curry Udon

    Diner mays also check out their best-sellling Hamburger Steak, a juicy, hefty 100% Angus hamburger beef patty served with a fried egg and inhouse mushroom sauce.

    Hamburger Steak / IMAGE from Philippine Primer

    The restaurant also serves dishes for kids, apart from their usual certified Angus beef, seafood and chicken dishes, pasta, sandwiches, and salads.

    Vongole Pasta / IMAGE from Wooden Horse Steakhouse

    They also offers off-menu items available upon request.

    So if ever you thought of driving through South and just wanna grab a drink with some friends, might as well drop by The Wooden Horse for an affordable, scrumptious, and tender steaks!

    General Information

  • Molito Commercial Complex, Madrigal Avenue, Alabang, Muntinlupa City
  • 02-8659-7522
  • 0927-460-2495
  • 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m.- 10:00 p.m. (Monday-Friday); 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m. (Saturday-Sunday)
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