28 Best SM North EDSA Restaurants You Need to Try! 2026 edition

Looking for the best SM North EDSA restaurants to try? As one of the largest malls in the Philippines, SM North EDSA isn’t just a shopping haven — it’s a food lover’s paradise. From ramen and Korean fried chicken to Filipino comfort classics and international buffets, we’ve rounded up 28 of the best spots to eat in and around SM North EDSA, whether you’re after a quick bite, a family feast, or a full-on food trip.

Several of these restaurants near me are bookable on Eatigo — reserve ahead and get up to 50% off your bill. Let’s dig in!

1. Lan Hot Pot @ SM North EDSA – Annex

• Highlights & Must-Try： A vibrant eat-all-you-can hot pot destination where you build your own bowl with fresh, premium meats, seafood, and a wide array of vegetables and hot pot balls. The signature Chicken Soup base is a fan favorite for its rich flavor, and the mala spicy soup brings the heat for those who like it fiery. Beyond the customizable hot pot, expect dim sum, fried snacks, and a DIY sauce bar to build your perfect dip. Simple, comfortable decor that works well for groups of any size.

2. Hakata Ton-ichi

• Highlights & Must-Try： A ramen shop built for hardworking crowds craving a comforting, budget-friendly bowl. Unlike other ramen spots with premium price tags, Hakata Ton-ichi delivers the same bold, satisfying flavors — think Ton-ichi Ramen, Karai Ramen, and Super Buta Ramen — without the splurge. Cozy, traditional Japanese ambiance with dim lighting and wooden furniture makes it an easy everyday stop.

3. Food Exchange Manila

• Highlights & Must-Try： A vibrant, colorful buffet experience with six interactive live cooking stations spanning Japanese, Asian, Indian, grilled, and international specialties, plus desserts. Expect Filipino staples, fresh seafood, wood-fired pizza, and even a range of salts to enhance your meal — a true feast for the eyes and the palate, and a favorite for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

4. Wing2x Korean Chicken

• Highlights & Must-Try： A modern twist on classic Korean-style chicken wings, right inside SM North EDSA. Choose from 16 flavors of unlimited boneless chicken in a vibrant, K-pop-inspired setting that makes every visit feel like a mini trip to Seoul.

5. Prāna Indian Cuisine

• Highlights & Must-Try： Indian cuisine is more than just heat — it’s a symphony of flavor. Prāna, by Food Exchange Manila, is crafted by Indian Masterchef Rajan Veeranan and delivers bold, vibrant dishes blending spicy, sweet, smoky, and savory notes. The Chicken Biryani and panipuri are guest favorites.

6. Euro Resto @ Eurotel North Edsa

• Highlights & Must-Try： A diverse menu blending classic international dishes with beloved Filipino favorites — rich pasta, savory meats, hearty seafood, plus traditional specialties like Crispy Pata, Adobo, and Sinigang, all made with authentic ingredients and a contemporary flair.

7. After Dark Restobar

• Highlights & Must-Try： A newly opened dining spot offering a curated selection of premium beers and fine wines paired with delectable bites — a laid-back nightspot that’s quickly building a following just behind SM North EDSA.

8. Kenny Rogers Roasters

• Highlights & Must-Try： Established in 1991, this beloved American chain is famous for its wood-fired rotisserie chicken. The menu spans solo plates, healthy grilled meals, group bundles, snacks, soups, salads, sides, and desserts — with the Classic Healthy Plate and OMG Unfried Fried Chicken as standout picks for chicken cravings.

9. strEATs Restaurant

• Highlights & Must-Try： The lively all-day dining destination at ibis Styles Manila Araneta City, inspired by global street food. Live cooking stations serve up spicy Asian noodles, aromatic rice dishes, succulent carved meats, crisp salads, wholesome vegetarian options, and authentically Italian pastas and pizzas — a genuinely global spread under one roof.

10. Storya Kitchen + Bar

• Highlights & Must-Try： A rising Quezon City gem serving Modern Filipino dishes crafted with a storytelling twist. Don’t miss the N.Y.O Lumpiang Shanghai, N.Y.O Sisig (Sa-Wrap), and the flavorful N.Y.O Baked Adobo Belly — each dish designed to leave a lasting impression.

11. Alejo Restaurant & Bar

• Highlights & Must-Try： A flavorful journey through vibrant Filipino cuisine in a sophisticated, inviting setting. The menu covers savory meats, mouthwatering pasta, artisan pizzas, and satisfying sandwiches — a solid pick whatever you’re craving.

12. Classic Savory

• Highlights & Must-Try： A beloved casual dining institution in the Philippines for more than 60 years. Known for a warm, inviting atmosphere and iconic dishes like the Classic Lomi Soup and Special-Recipe Fried Chicken — comfort food that’s stood the test of time.

13. Tong Yang

• Highlights & Must-Try： The largest barbecue and shabu-shabu chain in the Philippines — ideal for families and friends looking to build their own flavorful hotpot. Expect a wide range of fresh ingredients plus an impressive spread of premium meats in various cuts and marinades, grilled to perfection.

14. Old Baguio Heritage Cafe and Restaurant

• Highlights & Must-Try： A flavorful journey through the rich culinary traditions of the Cordillera region. Every dish, from savory specialties to sweet delights, pays tribute to local ingredients and time-honored cooking techniques inspired by the indigenous communities of the Cordillera mountains.

15. Jipan Cafe & Bakeshop

• Highlights & Must-Try： A haven for Japanese food lovers, with a diverse menu featuring ramen, sushi, and donburi alongside a tempting selection of freshly baked goods. A cozy, welcoming spot for a comforting bowl of noodles or a sweet pastry break.

16. Muji Cafe

• Highlights & Must-Try： MUJI’s signature minimalist Japanese aesthetic extends to a café experience here, offering a serene environment to enjoy a curated selection of beverages and light fare — perfect for a quiet pause between shopping stops.

17. Four Seasons Buffet & Hotpot @ Araneta Center Cubao

• Highlights & Must-Try： Created by the team behind Vikings, Four Seasons lets guests enjoy buffet favorites while crafting their own hotpot creations. Expect a wide selection of fresh meats, seafood, vegetables, appetizers, and desserts alongside Japanese specialties in an interactive, customizable dining setup.

18. Marugame Udon

• Highlights & Must-Try： A renowned Japanese chain celebrated for authentic, freshly prepared udon noodles. Watch the meticulous noodle-making process up close, ensuring freshness and quality in every bowl.

19. Fat Fook Taiwanese Kitchen

• Highlights & Must-Try： Established in 2016, this family-style restaurant serves authentic Taiwanese fare — Pork Xiao Long Bao, Taiwan Beef Noodles, Patatim with Cua Pao Bread, and Masachi (steamed glutinous rice balls with lotus cream filling) among the standouts.

20. Manam

• Highlights & Must-Try： A homegrown brand by The Moment Group, renowned for Filipino comfort fare served in both classic styles and innovative twists — a favorite for locals and visitors craving familiar flavors done well.

21. Blake’s Wings and Steaks

• Highlights & Must-Try： A casual dining favorite known for generous servings of chicken wings, pork ribs, and steaks — hearty American-inspired comfort food that keeps locals and visitors coming back.

22. Amici

• Highlights & Must-Try： A well-known Italian restaurant in the Philippines, recently relocated to a more spacious, aesthetically pleasing venue within the mall — still delivering the authentic Italian dining experience that made it a favorite.

23. Paris Baguette

• Highlights & Must-Try： A French-inspired bakery-café originating from South Korea. This outlet is noted as the largest Paris Baguette branch in Southeast Asia, offering a delightful array of freshly baked goods and café favorites.

24. Cold Stone Creamery

• Highlights & Must-Try： Renowned for premium, freshly made ice cream, with a delightful array of flavors and signature creations mixed right in front of you — a reliable sweet stop for any craving.

25. Cinnabon

• Highlights & Must-Try： World-famous cinnamon rolls and baked goods in a cozy, inviting corner of the mall — the aroma alone is enough to draw shoppers in for an indulgent treat.

26. Puffy’s Soufflé Pancake Cafe

• Highlights & Must-Try： Specializing in light, fluffy Japanese-style soufflé pancakes, set within the bustling food hall of The Block — a casual, inviting stop for shoppers craving a sweet treat or a relaxing break.

27. Cabalen

• Highlights & Must-Try： A renowned Filipino buffet restaurant showcasing the rich culinary heritage of Pampanga, often hailed as the culinary capital of the Philippines — an authentic Kapampangan feast in every visit.

28. Tim Hortons

• Highlights & Must-Try： The renowned Canadian coffee and fast-food chain, offering a cozy environment for coffee, baked goods, and quick bites right in the Food Circuit of The Block.

Are these SM North EDSA restaurants good for groups?

Definitely! SM North EDSA is built for group dining. Buffet and hotpot spots like Lan Hot Pot, Tong Yang, Four Seasons Buffet & Hotpot, and Cabalen are perfect for building your own meal with friends or family. For a more relaxed group hangout, Storya Kitchen + Bar, Alejo Restaurant & Bar, and After Dark Restobar offer shareable Filipino plates and drinks in a laid-back setting. And if you’re splitting off for different cravings, the mall’s mix of Japanese, Korean, Indian, Taiwanese, and Filipino spots means everyone in the group finds something they’ll love. Book ahead through Eatigo where available to lock in your table and up to 50% off.

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Summary

SM North EDSA, one of the largest malls in the Philippines, is more than just a shopping destination — it’s a genuine food lover’s paradise. From hot pot and ramen to Filipino comfort classics, Korean fried chicken, and international buffets, these 28 restaurants cover every craving and every budget. Whether it’s a quick solo lunch or a big group hangout, book ahead through Eatigo wherever possible to make your next SM North EDSA food trip even more worth it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What are the best SM North EDSA restaurants to try?

Top picks include Lan Hot Pot @ SM North EDSA – Annex for hot pot, Hakata Ton-ichi for budget-friendly ramen, and Wing2x Korean Chicken for Korean-style wings — all bookable on Eatigo for up to 50% off.

Q2: Are there buffet restaurants near SM North EDSA?

Yes — Lan Hot Pot, Tong Yang, Cabalen, and Four Seasons Buffet & Hotpot @ Araneta Center Cubao are all great buffet-style options in and around the mall.

Q3: Which restaurants on this list are located outside the mall itself?

Food Exchange Manila and Prāna Indian Cuisine are at Novotel Manila Araneta City in nearby Cubao, Euro Resto is at Eurotel North Edsa (directly across the mall), strEATs is at ibis Styles Manila Araneta City, and Four Seasons Buffet & Hotpot is at Araneta Center Cubao — all a short trip from SM North EDSA.

Q4: How do I book SM North EDSA restaurants through Eatigo?

Pick a restaurant and time slot with a live discount on the Eatigo app, reserve your table, then pay at the restaurant — the discount is applied automatically. Not every restaurant on this list is currently on Eatigo, so check the booking button on each listing.

Q5: Which SM North EDSA restaurants are best for dessert or a quick snack?

Cold Stone Creamery, Cinnabon, Paris Baguette, and Puffy’s Soufflé Pancake Cafe are all great choices for something sweet, while Tim Hortons and Muji Cafe are solid picks for coffee and a light bite.

– Prices, menus, operating hours, and promotions are subject to change. Please check with the restaurant or the Eatigo app for the latest details before heading out. –