Cebuanos love lechon manok, as in, really love lechon manok. You can see this with all the places selling lechon manok in the city. Lechon manok is normally associated with birthdays, parties, celebrations, or a day in the beach. But, there are times when Cebuanos would buy lechon manok just to have something else on the table for lunch or dinner.
Lechon Manok in the City – image source: Ang Lechon Manok ni Sr. Pedro Facebook Page
Due to this, you can see a good number of places selling lechon manok in the city. We came up with a list of places selling lechon manok in the city.
Ang Lechon Manok ni Sr. Pedro
This is probably one of the most popular lechon manok places in the city. It is not easy to overlook the long line of people waiting their turn to buy the lechon manok of Ang Lechon Manok ni Sr. Pedro. In some places where you see a row of stores selling lechon manok, Ang Lechon Manok ni Sr. Pedro stands out in the crowd. You will notice a long line of customers all going to their stall. Ang Lechon Manok ni Sr. Pedro was established by Peter Uniabia in 1992 and is currently one of the preferred places where Cebuanos buy lechon manok.
Ang Lechon Manok ni Sr. Pedro
This is probably one of the most popular lechon manok places in the city. It is not easy to overlook the long line of people waiting their turn to buy the lechon manok of Ang Lechon Manok ni Sr. Pedro. In some places where you see a row of stores selling lechon manok, Ang Lechon Manok ni Sr. Pedro stands out in the crowd. You will notice a long line of customers all going to their stall. Ang Lechon Manok ni Sr. Pedro was established by Peter Uniabia in 1992 and is currently one of the preferred places where Cebuanos buy lechon manok.
Lechon Manok in the City – image source: Ang Lechon Manok ni Sr. Pedro Facebook Page
The Ang Lechon Manok ni Sr. Pedro offers a distinctively-flavored lechon manok that has captured the taste buds of Cebuanos. In fact, the store has numerous branches all over the city and other parts of the archipelago. The lechon manok of Ang Lechon Manok ni Sr. Pedro is priced at PHP175.
Lechon Manok in the City – image source: Ang Lechon Manok ni Sr. Pedro Facebook Page
Joules Lechon Manok
Joules Lechon Manok is another lechon manok place in the city that has attracted the attention of the chicken-loving Cebuanos. The store was established in December 1996 and has a good following among the residents of the city. While the place is somewhat out of the way for those living in the uptown and downtown areas, people still make the effort in getting to the place just to have the chance to taste their uniquely-tasty lechon manok.
Joules Lechon Manok is another lechon manok place in the city that has attracted the attention of the chicken-loving Cebuanos. The store was established in December 1996 and has a good following among the residents of the city. While the place is somewhat out of the way for those living in the uptown and downtown areas, people still make the effort in getting to the place just to have the chance to taste their uniquely-tasty lechon manok.
Lechon Manok in the City – image source: Joules Lechon Manok Facebook Page
The lechon manok of Joules Lechon Manok was recognized as the “Best Lechon Manok” award by Sun Star Weekend in 2013. They currently have two branches in Cebu: in Talamban and in Consolacion. The lechon manok of Joules Lechon Manok is priced at PHP200.
Lechon Manok in the City – image source: Joules Lechon Manok Facebook Page
Chooks to Go
Chooks to Go is a part of the Bounty Fresh Group Corporation. Their tagline, “Masarap Kahit Walang Sauce!,” says it all. The chicken served by the store does not require any sauce since the chicken is already infused with the flavor that gives it its unique taste. The company currently has numerous branches all over the country.
Chooks to Go is a part of the Bounty Fresh Group Corporation. Their tagline, “Masarap Kahit Walang Sauce!,” says it all. The chicken served by the store does not require any sauce since the chicken is already infused with the flavor that gives it its unique taste. The company currently has numerous branches all over the country.
Lechon Manok in the City – image source: Chooks to Go Facebook Page
The lechon manok of Chooks to Go comes in two flavors: Sweet Roast and Pepper Roast. The lechon manok of Chooks to Go is priced at PHP239.
Lechon Manok in the City – image source: Chooks to Go Facebook Page
Andok’s
Another place that has captured the taste buds of Cebuanos is Andok's. While the company was established in 1985 in Quezon City, the first store in Cebu was set up in Mabolo in 2002. The Mabolo store was initially a takeout counter before it eventually expanded to offer a dining area for its customers.
Another place that has captured the taste buds of Cebuanos is Andok's. While the company was established in 1985 in Quezon City, the first store in Cebu was set up in Mabolo in 2002. The Mabolo store was initially a takeout counter before it eventually expanded to offer a dining area for its customers.
Lechon Manok in the City – image source: Andok’s Facebook Page
The main offering at Andok’s is their lechon manok, but they also offer other items on their menu, including the liempo, pork barbecue, fried chicken, and chopsuey, among others. The regular lechon manok at Andok’s is priced at PHP199 while the jumbo lechon manok costs PHP229.
Lechon Manok in the City – image source: Andok’s Facebook Page
Kusina ni Nasing
Kusina ni Nasing is a homegrown hole-in-the-wall place located along V. Rama Avenue, Cebu City. The store was initially a takeout counter before Marelyn Chua decided to convert it into an eatery. She was surprised by the warm welcome in the market after she opened the eatery as customers went to the store to have a taste of their menu items.
Kusina ni Nasing is a homegrown hole-in-the-wall place located along V. Rama Avenue, Cebu City. The store was initially a takeout counter before Marelyn Chua decided to convert it into an eatery. She was surprised by the warm welcome in the market after she opened the eatery as customers went to the store to have a taste of their menu items.
Lechon Manok in the City – image source: Kusina ni Nasing Facebook Page
Aside from the lechon manok, Kusina ni Nasing also offers liempo, lechon belly, pork ribs, and steamed bangus, among others. The lechon manok at Kusina ni Nasing is priced at PHP180.
Lechon Manok in the City – image source: Kusina ni Nasing Facebook Page
Where do you normally buy lechon manok in the city? Tell us about it on the comments section below.
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