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Chino Roces Avenue in Makati, the road the restaurant's extension runs from; an area photo, not the restaurant

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Toyo Eatery, Manila: What to eat and visitor guide

A Makati restaurant serving a set tasting menu of inventive Filipino dishes built on native ingredients. Listed by The Infatuation and Will Fly for Food; it suits adventurous, meat-and-seafood eaters.

The Alley at Karrivin, Karrivin Plaza, Chino Roces Extension, MakatiTasting menu₹₹₹₹

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Photo: Ralff Nestor Nacor · CC BY-SA 4.0

The short answer

Toyo Eatery: what visitors should know first

Go if you want one special Filipino dinner and eat seafood and meat; book ahead through the restaurant. Vegetarians should write first, because the sources we opened do not describe a vegetarian menu.

Useful facts

Toyo Eatery facts at a glance

Location
Karrivin Plaza, Chino Roces Extension, Makati
Dining style
Fine-dining tasting menu
Price signal
Splurge; check current menu price
Signature order
Try: the tasting menu (eight courses per The Infatuation)
Good for
Special dinners, adventurous seafood and meat eaters

Why it matters

Why Toyo Eatery is worth your time

Toyo Eatery is one of the two names that both of our opened Manila guides agree on at the fine-dining end, which makes it a fair stand-in for where visitors are pointed when they ask for modern Filipino cooking. It shows Philippine ingredients treated with restaurant technique, a different picture from the carinderia and mall-chain food most visitors meet first.

For Indian families the honest point is fit. A tasting menu in this style is seafood and meat led, and the pages we opened give no detail on vegetarian courses or Jain requests. It is a good choice for a celebratory dinner with adult children, and a poor one for a strict vegetarian group unless the restaurant confirms in writing that it can cook for you.

Highlights

What not to miss

  1. 01

    Native-ingredient menu

    The Infatuation describes inventive Filipino dishes built on native ingredients.

  2. 02

    Kilaw and grilled mackerel

    Will Fly for Food names these among the dishes it tried.

  3. 03

    Book direct

    The restaurant takes bookings through TableCheck or email, Tuesday to Saturday evenings.

Plan your visit

How to experience it

Book through the link on the restaurant's own website, or email its reservations address, and tell them about any dietary needs when you do. The Infatuation describes an eight-course tasting menu of inventive dishes using native Philippine ingredients, so you are choosing the chef's sequence rather than ordering a la carte.

Will Fly for Food mentions kilaw and lightly grilled mackerel among the dishes, which gives a sense of the style: seafood-led and built on technique. Menus change, so treat these as examples and not a promise of what you will be served.

The address is in Karrivin Plaza on Chino Roces Extension in Makati. Arrive by car or taxi booked for the return, as the evening opening hours mean a late finish. Plan nothing demanding the next morning, and eat lightly at lunch because a multi-course dinner is long.

Plan with confidence

Small checks that make a better meal.

  • Reserve through the restaurant's own site
  • Email about dietary needs before you book
  • Confirm the evening hours before you travel
  • Arrange your return transport in advance

Know before you go

Timing, access and comfort

Area
The Alley at Karrivin, Karrivin Plaza, Chino Roces Extension, Makati
Time needed
2 to 3 hours
Best time
Evening, Tuesday to Saturday
Walking level
Easy
Senior comfort
Dinner is a seated, set-course meal, so there is little walking once you arrive. We found no information on steps, lifts or seating, so ask when you book if mobility matters.
Tickets and access
Reservations are taken through the restaurant's TableCheck link or by email. Its own site lists Tuesday to Saturday, 6pm to 11pm; confirm before travelling.

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Plan the practical part

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Travelling with parents?

Dinner is a seated, set-course meal, so there is little walking once you arrive. We found no information on steps, lifts or seating, so ask when you book if mobility matters.

Raahzo can arrange an arrival or day companion who handles tickets, queues and pacing, and keeps the family updated.

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FAQs

Is Toyo Eatery vegetarian-friendly?

The pages we opened do not describe a vegetarian menu, so we have not tagged it. Ask the restaurant directly before booking.

Do I need a reservation?

Its website directs guests to book through TableCheck or email, so plan to reserve.

What are the opening hours?

The restaurant's site lists Tuesday to Saturday, 6pm to 11pm. Hours can change, so confirm.

Sources and further reading

Timings, fees and access rules change. Recheck with the official source before you travel.

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