Sulitbowls exist for one reason: a full, filling rice bowl at a flat, low price, no combo math required. Here's how to use them well, and when it's worth stepping up to a full Chicken Inasal meal instead.
The Sulitbowls lineup
- Soy Garlic Chicken Rice Bowl (~₱89), chopped grilled chicken over rice with a soy-garlic drizzle. The lightest option of the three.
- Pork Sisig Rice Bowl (~₱89), sizzling pork sisig, egg, rice, and chili vinegar on the side. The richest and most filling of the bowls.
- Chicken Sisig Rice Bowl (~₱89), chopped inasal chicken prepared sisig-style over garlic rice. A middle ground between the other two.
Stacking a sub-₱100 meal
Any single Sulitbowl already lands under ₱100 on its own. Add a Mineral Water (~₱25) and you're still comfortably under ₱120 for a complete, filling meal, no rice add-ons needed since the bowl already includes rice.
When to upgrade instead
Sulitbowls don't come with the Unli Rice option, that's reserved for qualifying Chicken Inasal meals. If you know you'll want rice refills, or you're eating with a group and want to split a bigger order, the PM1 Paa w/ 1 Rice (~₱99) with the Unli Rice add-on (+₱40) is usually the better move, especially for bigger appetites. See the full breakdown in the unli rice guide.
Cheapest single item on the menu
If you just need a quick, cheap bite, Lumpiang Togue (2 pcs) at around ₱62 is the most affordable item on the whole menu, crispy spring rolls with a seasoned bean sprout filling and spiced vinegar dip. It won't fill you up on its own, but it's a solid add-on to share at the table.
Best group value: the Fiesta bundles
For 2 or more people, skip individual items entirely and check the Solo, Buddy, and Family Fiesta bundles on the home page, they're built specifically to undercut the cost of ordering the same items separately.
Want the full nutrition picture before you order? Check the calories & nutrition guide alongside this list.