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Trinoma
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West Avenue
E. Rodriguez Sr. Avenue
Timog
Kalayaan Avenue
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Quezon City Memorial Circle
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Centris
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5&2 Coffeehouse: Specialty Coffee 100 Metres from Quiapo Church
A Christian-run coffee house on Quezon Boulevard, on the ground floor of Good101 Hotel and a two-minute walk from the Black Nazarene. Hours, prices, what to order, and how to find it.
Read guideThe Aristocrat Restaurant Banawe — Iconic Filipino BBQ & Heritage Dining in Quezon City
Deep guide to The Aristocrat on 518 Banawe: heritage barbecue, Java rice, what to order for dine-in and takeout, parking on the strip, hours, phone, delivery, and how this QC branch fits the Banawe food scene.
Read guideMario’s Restaurant Tomas Morato — Fine Dining & Continental Cuisine in Quezon City
Full guide to Mario’s on Tomas Morato: 1971 Baguio roots, 1981 QC opening, continental and Filipino menu strategy, reservations, catering since 1977, contact numbers, and what regulars order (luglug, lamb paella, steaks).
Read guideLugang Café SM North EDSA — Taiwanese & Chinese Dining in Quezon City
What to order at Lugang Café in The Block, SM City North EDSA: xiao long bao, roasts, Cantonese-style favorites, mall hours, parking tips, and how it fits QC’s SM North food scene.
Read guideHouse of Wagyu Stone Grill Eastwood — Stone-Seared Steak in Quezon City
Guide to House of Wagyu Stone Grill at Eastwood Mall: the stone grill ritual, lunch sets, what to expect from Wagyu courses, reservations, celebrations, and how it compares to other QC steakhouses.
Read guideEveryday Coffee Roasters (Hilltop Studio): Specialty Coffee & Beans for Quezon City
A practical guide to Everyday Coffee Roasters (ECR): Hilltop Studio in Horseshoe Village, what to expect in the café, beans and delivery in Metro Manila, and how the brand fits Quezon City’s coffee scene.
Read guideBest Tomas Morato Restaurants — 12 Picks Worth the Drive
Tomas Morato is QC's most reliable dinner strip. Here are 12 restaurants that actually earn a return visit — from two Michelin Bib Gourmand picks to the Filipino classics that have been packing tables for decades.
Read guideBest SM North EDSA Restaurants — The Block, Sky Garden & Main Mall
SM City North EDSA packs 40+ restaurants across three wings. Here is how to navigate The Block, Sky Garden, and the Main Mall without wasting half your evening picking.
Read guideBest TriNoma Restaurants — Where to Eat at North Avenue QC
TriNoma on North Avenue is a quieter alternative to SM North next door. Here are the restaurants worth picking when you are already in the mall and do not want to wander every floor.
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5&2 Coffeehouse: Specialty Coffee 100 Metres from Quiapo Church
A Christian-run coffee house on Quezon Boulevard, on the ground floor of Good101 Hotel and a two-minute walk from the Black Nazarene. Hours, prices, what to order, and how to find it.
Common questions
How many restaurants are listed in Quezon City?▾
The directory currently tracks 690+ operational restaurants across QC — from Tomas Morato and Banawe to Eastwood, SM North EDSA, Maginhawa, and UP Town Center.
What is the best area in Quezon City for dining?▾
Tomas Morato is QC's most reliable dinner strip — Gerry's Grill for grilled tuna belly (₱380+), Manam for House Crispy Sisig, and Korean BBQ spots within walking distance. Banawe leads for Chinese dim sum: Golden Empire and Sincerity are the local benchmarks. Maginhawa in Teachers Village is café-heavy with most meals under ₱300. Eastwood and SM North EDSA cover mall dining — Vikings lunch buffet (₱1,288), Din Tai Fung, and Ramen Nagi.
Are there Michelin-recognised restaurants in Quezon City?▾
Seven Quezon City restaurants were recognised at the inaugural Michelin Guide Manila and Environs & Cebu 2026: Bib Gourmand for Palm Grill, Some Thai, and Morning Sun Eatery, and Michelin Selected for Deo Gracias, Esmeralda Kitchen, Fong Wei Wu, and Mōdan.
Is Quezon City good for senior-friendly dining?▾
Yes — mall dining at SM North EDSA, TriNoma, and UP Town Center offers lifts and accessible entrances. Filipino restaurants like Gerry's Grill and Lola Cafe have quiet seating and familiar menus.
What cuisines are most common in Quezon City?▾
Filipino leads: The Aristocrat (heritage barbecue since 1936), Manam (Modern Filipino sisig and sinigang), and Gerry's Grill for reliable grills. Chinese follows in Banawe — Golden Empire and Sincerity for dim sum and Cantonese. Japanese is strong along Tomas Morato: Ramen Nagi for tonkotsu, Yabu for katsu. Korean BBQ clusters near Timog and Tomas Morato. Thai and Vietnamese are mostly inside malls or along the Morato strip.