Jayhan's Grill Menu

Prito

Fried Daing Na Bangus
$18.95
Fried boneless milkfish.
16 Pieces Lumpiang Shanghai
$9.75
Lechon Kawali
$16.75
Fried pork belly.
Crispy Pata
$21.75
Deep-fried pork knuckles.
Lumpiang Gulay
$9.50
Lumpiang gulay, also known as vegetable lumpia, is a Filipino appetizer consisting of julienned or cubed vegetables.
Fried Porkchop with Rice
$12.95
Fried breaded porkchop served with rice.
Fried Tilapia
$14.25
Chicken Skin
$10.75
Fried chicken skin.
Fries Loaded Crab
$11.95
Fries with crab meat, cheese sauce and Jayhan's grill-special sauce.
Chicharon Bulaklak
$15.75
Deep-fried ruffled fat.
Fried Pampano
$18.95
4 Plain Chicken Wings
$10.75
Fries Cheesy
$9.50
Fries with cheese sauce and Jayhan's grill special sauce.
Calamari
$14.25
Camaron Rebosado
$12.95
Deep-fried battered shrimp.
Fries Plain
$7.25

Sabaw

Batchoy Special Sabaw
$14.25
Soup dish with sliced pork, pig's innards, pork liver and pork intestine.
Arrozcaldo Sabaw
$10.75
Chicken rice porridge.
Mami Beef Pares Sabaw
$12.95
Beef pares, or pares as it is commonly known, is a meal that consist of beef asado (beef stewed in a sweet-soy sauce). The soup may originate from the broth in which the meat is simmered in until tender before being seasoned with the sweet-soy sauce.
Pancit Molo Sabaw
$12.95
Goto Sabaw
$10.75
Filipino style congee with beef tripe.
Mami Chicken Sabaw
$12.95
Chicken mami.
Lugaw with Laman Sabaw
$10.75
Chicken congee with fried pork bung.
Batchoy Regular Sabaw
$11.95
Soup dish with sliced pork, pig's innards and miki noodles.

Jayhan's Grill Specials

Kare Kare Crispy
$19.25
Pork kare-kare with lechon kawali on top.
Kare Kare Beef
$20.25
Filipino stew with peanut sauce.
Bistek
$17.95
A dish made of strips of salted and peppered sirloin beef, usually flattened with a meat tenderizing tool, slowly cooked in soy sauce, calamansi juice, garlic and onions, a specialty of the tagalog region.
Palabok
$11.95
Filipino noodle dish with shrimp sauce.
Pork Dinuguan
$15.95
Dinuguan is the Filipino version of blood stew. Pork slices are sauteed in onion and garlic and cooked with pork blood.
Tortang Talong
$11.95
Filipino eggplant omelet.
Beef Pares with Garlic Rice
$14.50
Beef pares, or pares as it is commonly known, is a meal that consists of beef asado (beef stewed in a sweet-soy sauce).
Laing
$15.75
Laing is a Filipino dish of shredded or whole taro leaves with meat or seafood cooked in thick coconut milk spiced with labuyo chili, lemongrass, garlic, shallots, ginger, and shrimp paste.
Sinigang na Lechon
$23.95
Kansi
$27.50
Ilonggo soup with beef shank.
Ginataang Langka
$15.75
Filipino vegetable stew made from unripe jackfruit in coconut milk and spices.
Bulalo
$27.50
Beef shank broth.
Patatim
$19.50
Delicious Pork stew with mushroom and bokchoy.
Baked Tahong
$15.75
Baked mussels.
Sinigang na Hipon
$22.75
Beef Tapa
$17.95
Sinigang na Pampano
$23.95
Kaldereta Kambing
$27.50
Sweet and Sour Pampano
$23.95
Ginataang Tilapia
$19.25
A Filipino fish stew made from fish and leafy vegetables in coconut milk with garlic, ginger, onion and patis fish sauce.
Sinigang na Bangus
$22.75
Sweet and Sour Tilapia
$17.95
Ginataan Pampano
$23.95
Sinigang na Tilapia
$19.25

Filipino Streetfoods

Isaw Ng Baboy
$10.25
3 sticks. Grilled pork intestine.
Jayhan' Siomai
$8.50
4 pieces. Steamed or fried homemade pork and shrimp siomai.
Kwek-Kwek
$7.95
8 pieces. Fried orange quail egg.
Fishball
$7.95
8 pieces.
Adidas
$7.95
2 sticks.
Inihaw Na Hotdog
$7.25
2 sticks. Grilled chicken feet.
Tokwa't Baboy
$11.95
Tenga Ng Baboy
$7.95
2 sticks. Grilled pork ear.
Tokneneng
$5.95
2 pieces. Fried orange hard boiled egg.
Isaw Ng Baka
$10.25
Fried beef intestine.

Inihaw

Bacolod-Style Inasal Na Manok
$13.25
Filipino style grilled chicken.
Inihaw Na Pusit
$22.75
Grilled stuffed squid. Stuffed with tomatoes and onions.
Filipino Pork BBQ
$13.25
Inihaw Na Liempo
$16.75
Inihaw Na Pampano
$20.50
Inihaw Na Bangus
$20.50
Inihaw na Tilapia
$15.75

Sisig

Sisig Bangus
$19.25
Sisig Pork
$17.95
Sisig Tofu
$14.50
Sizzling Liempo
$19.25
Sizzling Squid
$17.95
Sizzling Beef Pares
$19.25
Sizzling Seafood
$19.25
Sizzling Bangus Steak
$22.75
Sizzling Shrimp
$17.95

Rice

Small Rice Garlic
$4.50
3 scoops of garlic rice.
Small Rice White
$3.75
3 scoops of rice.
Large Rice Garlic
$9.00
6 scoops of garlic rice.
Large Rice White
$7.25
6 scoops of rice.
Small Rice Java
$4.50
3 scoops of java rice.
Large Rice Java
$9.00
6 scoops of java rice.

Beverages

Fresh Melon Juice
$6.00
Sagot Gulaman
$6.00
Coke
$2.50
Diet coke in can.
Diet Coke
$2.50
Diet coke in can.
Juice Calamansi
$3.75
Calamansi juice in can.
Sprite
$2.50
Sprite in can.
Coconut Water
$3.75
Buko juice in can.
Juice Mango
$3.75
Mango juice in can.
Fanta Orange
$2.50
Fanta orange in can.
Juice Pineapple
$3.00
Pineapple juice in can.
Bottled Water
$2.00
Ginger Ale
$2.50
Ginger ale in can.

Dessert

Halo-Halo
$11.00
Halo-halo, also spelled halo-halo, Filipino for "mixed", is a popular cold dessert in the Philippines made up of crushed ice, evaporated milk or condensed milk, and various ingredients.
Mango Ice Cream Shake
$11.00

If you're looking for a true taste of Filipino cuisine, Jayhan's Grill has an impressive menu that captures the essence of local flavors with every dish. Let's dive into their standout offerings.

Start with the "Prito" section—perfect for those craving crispy, fried goodness. The Fried Daing Na Bangus brings a tangy, flavorful twist to the classic bangus, while the 16 Pieces Lumpiang Shanghai packs in the perfect crunch with a savory filling. You can also indulge in Lechon KawaliCrispy Pata for a rich, deep-fried delight, or enjoy the fresh, veggie-filled Lumpiang Gulay for something lighter.

Moving on to the Sabaw options, you'll find a hearty variety that’s perfect for any soup lover. The Batchoy Special Sabaw offers a comforting, flavorful broth, while the Arrozcaldo Sabaw provides a warming, rice-based treat. Mami Beef Pares Sabaw is ideal for those who enjoy a tender, flavorful beef stew, and the Goto Sabaw will satisfy any craving for a rich, savory, and spiced broth.

Jayhan's Grill also serves up some unforgettable Jayhan's Grill Specials, such as the velvety Kare Kare Crispy and the classic Kare Kare Beef, both rich in flavor. Don't miss the BistekPalabok—a perfect fusion of beef and noodles, or the indulgent Pork Dinuguan for a savory, tangy treat.

The Filipino Streetfoods section is a must-try for anyone craving bold, snackable flavors. The Isaw Ng Baboy and Jayhan's Siomai deliver authentic street tastes, while the Kwek-Kwek and Fishball bring a nostalgic bite.

For those who love Inihaw (grilled dishes), you’ll find everything from the smoky, marinated Bacolod-Style Inasal Na Manok to the perfectly grilled Inihaw Na Pusit and Filipino Pork BBQ.

Wrap it all up with a satisfying Sisig—whether you prefer Sisig Bangus, Sisig Pork, or Sisig Tofu, you won’t be disappointed.

Pair these with a refreshing Fresh Melon Juice or enjoy a sweet ending with the iconic Halo-Halo dessert. Whether you're after crispy, grilled, or comforting dishes, Jayhan’s Grill offers something to satisfy every craving!