Max’s Restaurant menu contains almost all trendy chicken items that are popularly eaten by Filipinos in Philippines. This restaurant isn’t a cheap in terms of their prices, but in terms of quality and taste they are producing is just wow.
Most of their menu items are a mimic to items in Jollibee menu as they are stand alone in competition to Jollibee, but it might be hard for them because Max’s is still new compared to Jollibee. This is one of the fastest growing restaurant in Philippines due to high quality clean food they are offering to customer.
Max’s item prices might get slightly changed when you visit them, its all due to changing economic conditions in Philippines.
Max’s Fried Chicken Menu
Meal | Price |
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Max’s Fried Chicken (Half Fried) | 330 PHP |
Max’s Fried Chicken (Whole Fried) | 575 PHP |
Trio Condiments | 575 PHP |
Max’s SOLO Meals Menu
Meal | Price |
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Meal A ATBP | 229 PHP |
Meal B ATBP | 229 PHP |
Meal C ATBP | 229 PHP |
SOLO Pork Barbequed Meal | 298 PHP |
Standard Platter | 344 PHP |
Vintage Meal Platter | 344 PHP |
Regular Meal Platter | 344 PHP |
Classical Meal Platter | 367 PHP |
Platter Meal | 378 PHP |
Fiesta Plate Meal | 378 PHP |
Basic Meal (Reg) | 252 PHP |
Best Meal Plate (Reg) | 424 PHP |
Super SOLO Meal Platter | 424 PHP |
Sour & Sweet Fish Fillet Rice Bowl | 217 PHP |
Tofu Cooked Rice Bowl | 217 PHP |
Chicken Sisig Rice Bowl | 217 PHP |
Kare-Kare Rice Meal Bowl | 321 PHP |
Seafood Kare-Kare Rice Meal Bowl | 321 PHP |
Pata Rice Meal Bowl | 344 PHP |
Fish Fillet Wookled with Black Beans Sauce Rice Meal | 217 PHP |
Max’s Ruby’s Favorites Menu
Meal | Price |
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Tinapa Spring Roll | 263 PHP |
Barequed Pork | 252 PHP |
Sizzling Tofu | 344 PHP |
Chicken Sisig | 309 PHP |
Sour and Sweet Fish Fillet | 332 PHP |
Bangus Boneless | 413 PHP |
Lechon Kawali | 436 PHP |
Chicken Chop Suey | 320 PHP |
Kare-Kare Vegetable | 425 PHP |
Kare-Kare Beef | 919 PHP |
Kare-Kare Crispy Oxtail | 919 PHP |
Crispy Pasta | 884 PHP |
Sinigang Na Tiyan Ng Bangus | 515 PHP |
Sinigang Na Baboy | 560 PHP |
Sinigang Na Hipon | 560 PHP |
Nilagang Bulalo | 805 PHP |
Pinakbet | 299 PHP |
Black Bean Sauced Fish Fillet | 332 PHP |
Pork Adobo + Ensaladang Kangkong | 551 PHP |
Stuffed Tofu with Adobong Kangkong | 298 PHP |
Max’s Half-Hour Meals Menu
Meal | Price |
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Whole Chicken Halfy 2.0 (Reg) | 805 PHP |
Chicken Pancit Canton Halfy 2.0 | 499 PHP |
Chicken Lumpiang Shanghai Halfy 2.0 | 460 PHP |
Sizzling Tofu Halfy 2.0 | 539 PHP |
Sinigang na Tiyan ng Bangus Halfy 2.0 | 736 PHP |
Max’s Ready-to-Bake Products Menu
Meal | Price |
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Sour and Sweet Fish Fillet (Ready-to-Bake) | 219 PHP |
Boneless Marinated Bangus (Ready-to-Bake ) | 138 PHP |
Mix Chicken Lumpiang Shanghai (Ready-to-Bake) | 230 PHP |
Kare-Kare Kit (Ready-to-Bake) | 564 PHP |
Reg Crispy Pata (Ready-to-Bake ) | 610 PHP |
Lechon Kawali (Ready-to-Bake) | 288 PHP |
Beef Caldereta (Ready-to-Bake) | 334 PHP |
Sour & Sweet Sauce (Ready-to-Bake) | 46 PHP |
Bioneless Marinated Bangus (Ready-to-Bake ) | 219 PHP |
Max’s Special Bagoong | 115 PHP |
Leche Flan (Ready-to-Bake ) | 176 PHP |
Max’s Group Meals Menu
Meal | Price |
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Fried Chicken Group Tray | 2,199 PHP |
Lumpiang Shanghai Meal Tray | 1,385 PHP |
Pancit Canton Meal Tray | 1,099 PHP |
Kare Kare Beef Meal Tray | 3,189 PHP |
Max’s Lumpia, Rice, and Pancit Menu
Meal | Price |
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Cake A Pancit Lumpia | 2,011 PHP |
Cake B Pancit Lumpia | 1,494 PHP |
Chicken Pancit Canton | 309 PHP |
Fresh Lumpiang Ubod (Mini) | 148 PHP |
Fried Lumpiang Ubod (Mini) | 148 PHP |
Chicken Lumpiang Shanghai | 275 PHP |
Fried Lumpiang Ubod | 137 PHP |
Fresh Lumpiang Ubod | 137 PHP |
Plain Rice Bowl | 45 PHP |
Java Rice Bowl | 252 PHP |
Max’s Desserts Menu
Dessert | Price |
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Halo Halo Golden | 125 PHP |
Halo-Halo | 125 PHP |
Mais Con Yelo | 114 PHP |
Buko Pandan | 79 PHP |
Buko Pandan for Sharing | 344 PHP |
Leche Flan | 100 PHP |
Max’s Corner Bakery Menu
Item | Price |
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Caramel Filled Cheesecake Bar | 459 PHP |
Malagos Dark Chocolate Flavoured Cheesecake | 459 PHP |
Black Forest Cake | 1,103 PHP |
Choco Delight Meringue | 1,103 PHP |
Caramel Bar | 263 PHP |
Mango Flavoured Cookies | 217 PHP |
Creamed Cookies Cookies | 217 PHP |
Pandesal | 79 PHP |
Ensaimada | 126 PHP |
Bread Loaf (1/2) | 63 PHP |
Bread Loaf (Whole) | 114 PHP |
Panderosa | 102 PHP |
Chocolate Flavoured Cake Loaf | 171 PHP |
Wheat Plain Bread | 79 PHP |
Cake Roll Slices | 56 PHP |
Max’s Drinks and Beverages Menu
Drink | Price |
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Bottled Mineral Water | 34 PHP |
Canned Softdrink | 114 PHP |
Pepsi Bottle (1.5) | 125 PHP |
Calamansi Cucumber Blend | 183 PHP |
Caramel Bar Blend | 171 PHP |
Buko Pandan Blend | 171 PHP |
Pineapple Juice Blend | 98 PHP |
Orange Pulp Juice | 98 PHP |
Mango Pulp Juice | 98 PHP |
Green Mango Blend | 137 PHP |
Ripe Mango Blend | 137 PHP |
You can also try similar in taste international brands including Popeyes and Kenny Roger’s, keep in mind these are just our personal recommendations of our very personal observation and experience, thing s might be different for you.
Max’s Chicken is a Philippines-headquartered multinational friend chicken restaurant with a target market of Gulf countries, the US, and the Phillippines. It was introduced right after World War II in 1945 in Manila city of Phillippines and is considered among the oldest fried chicken restaurant chains locally and multinational as well.
Max’s unique is their years of experience in the industry of food and chicken. The reason why this brand got multi-national just after 1 decade after its launch is its dedication and always putting high quality and clean food on the table of its customers.
This is among the premium budgeted brands in competition with KFC. Max got a huge breakthrough after its launch mainly in Phillippine because it was only putting the taste on the table that Filipinos love, and this is the only reason it got high popularity in no time.
Maxls come ins the category of brands working something similar to international brands like KFC. All the white meat or chicken used in Max’s meals is grown on some special parameters and special feed in their private broiler farmhouses. All chickens are being kept in a high maintained environment where they are scientifically taken care of.
My favorite food items at Max’s
Max’s comes in the list of my favorite fried chicken brands, not because I am supporting my country but the real service and taste of the food they give.
Max’s Whole Fried Chicken
Whole fried chicken is not a fancy dish but simply a whole chicken piece baked with some of their special secret spices and a handful of fries. This whole fried chicken is extremely delicious juicy and mouth-watering, baked nicely to a little bit of crisp golden brown with margarine. Select this if you want to be fully budget-friendly.
Vintage Platter
Max’s vintage platter is nothing but a combo deal in which you will get a small rice-buttered bowl, with a half chicken broasted piece, some hot-dog cutlets, and some fruit salad pieces nicely cut and decorated on a white plate. I personally enjoyed this because in this meal you have many options in one plate and no doubt it’s a healthy and nutritious plate in my eyes.
Sizzling Tofu
Tofus are a milky item but not prepared with regular dairy, it is made from soy milk. If you try specifically Max’s tofu at their restaurant, you will find it golden brown with a soft touch of vegetable garlic. These high caloric and something taste like Thai food. If you don’t want to fill yourself up with many different food items, just try sizzling tofu and you will love this.
Golden Halo Halo
Max’s halo halo is a milk shake made by blending shaved ice, beans, and various other secret ingredients. It tastes like you are having an almond shake mixed with thick vanilla ice cream. This is a post-meal sweet item that Max’s is offering for a long time and it is also considered one of the best up-selling items of Max’s that people most often buy after having a great meal there.
Why you should try Max’s
- It’s a country-supporting brand, and a great revenue portion of this brand goes into the national finances of the Phillippines.
- With country support, it is putting great quality and delicious food on its customer tables.
- No party ingredient is being used in any of their recipes, all the contents are custom-made specifically to sell at their branches.
- It’s a professional food brand taking advantage of modern food technology techniques to provide tasty meals.
- The overall cleanliness in this restaurant is very much competent and hygienic, and at giving competition to some international brands.
- Offers a great list of combo meals and side dishes.
- It’s offering fast delivery service in a matter of minutes, and if you go in your car you can also have a takeaway option and can also dine in.
- Large space to sit and enjoy your food there.
FAQs
Is Max’s Phillippine brand?
Yes, MAx’s is a top Philippine brand but now it’s a multinational brand serving dozens of foreign countries.
Is Max offering home deliveries?
Yes, they are offering home deliveries but only to the nearest areas that come under their delivery network. Most probably they are not facilitating home deliveries to far remote areas in Phillippines.
Can I have a party at Max’s restaurant?
Yes, you can, there is a large space for food enjoyment and the sofas and seat in the restaurant are luxurious.
How many Max’s branches are being operated in Phillippines?
There are more than 180 official branches in different regions of Philippines being operated currently.
Is Max’s offering halal food at their restaurants?
Max’s is entertaining all types of their customers and they are offering trusted halal food as well.