15+ Best Restaurants in Quezon City for Every Craving

Julie Anne L.
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Quezon City doesn’t mess around when it comes to food. From cozy holes-in-the-wall to long-weekend-worthy food spots, this part of Metro Manila has something for every craving—especially if you’re the type who takes their food choices very seriously. In this guide to the best restaurants in Quezon City, we’re skipping the fluff and going straight to the good stuff. Think juicy mains, familiar names, and lowkey favorites that deserve your next lunch break. 

Best Restaurants in Quezon City for Every Craving

Incanta PH

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Incanta isn’t your typical Filipino restaurant—it’s a visual and culinary experience wrapped in local flavors. Each dish is plated like art, but the taste still hits close to home. From beautifully reimagined adobo to creamy ube desserts, this spot blends tradition with flair. Ideal for date nights, intimate catchups, or when you’re in the mood to feel extra special without losing that Pinoy comfort.

 House of Wagyu Stone Grill

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Here, the star of the show is the sizzling hot stone—you get to cook your own steak tableside. Choose from their selection of premium wagyu cuts and enjoy the interactive, premium dining experience. It’s a fun date night option or a celebratory spot for serious steak lovers who want to take control of the grill.

The Frazzled Cook

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For something more cozy and casual, The Frazzled Cook in QC is a favorite. With its quirky decor and comforting dishes like truffle pasta, ribs, and paella, it feels like dining at a friend’s place—only better. It’s a great spot for chill dinners or catch-ups with friends.

Manam Comfort Filipino

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Manam is all about familiar flavors with fun, modern tweaks. Think Sinigang na Beef Short Rib and Watermelon or House Crispy Sisig with a perfectly fried egg on top. You can order dishes in small, medium, or large sizes—so it works whether you’re dining solo or with barkada. The vibe is casual yet chic, perfect for Sunday lunches or after-office dinner.

  • Cuisine: Filipino 
  • Price:  ₱₱₱₱
  • Address: SM North, Epifanio de los Santos Ave 1105 Quezon City National Capital Region 
  • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/manamph 
  • Phone: (02) 8367 3378 

Yakumi 

If you’re craving top-quality Japanese food, Yakumi is a must-visit. Located in Solaire, it’s popular even with QC foodies who don’t mind the trip for fresh sushi and sashimi. Ingredients are flown in from Japan, giving that authentic flavor. It’s perfect for special occasions or when you’re in the mood to treat yourself.

Cibo

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A longtime favorite for casual yet elevated Italian food, Cibo is where you go for creamy spinach dips, truffle pasta, and real-deal paninis. The space is modern, the plating is clean, and the food always hits the spot. Great for office lunches, solo dates, or catching up with a friend over coffee and panna cotta.

  • Cuisine: Italian
  • Price:  ₱₱₱₱
  • Address: 7006 Cyberpark Tower 1, General Aguinaldo Avenue, Araneta City, Quezon City, Philippines 1109 
  • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ciboph 
  • Phone: 8891 1111 

Ninyo Fusion 

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A hidden gem in Quezon City, known for blending French and Japanese flavors in a cozy, romantic setting. Set inside a charming ancestral home, the restaurant is led by Chef Niño Laus, who brings together fine-dining techniques with creative fusion dishes. Over the years, it has become a go-to spot for intimate dinners, date nights, and special occasions, thanks to its warm ambiance and unique food experience. 

  • Cuisine: French & Japanese 
  • Price: ₱₱₱₱
  • Address: 66 Esteban Abada Street, Loyola Heights, Quezon City, Philippines 
  • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ninyofusion 
  • Phone: 0917 580 7928 

Manyanam

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If you’re craving rich, hearty Kapampangan flavors, Manyanam delivers the goods. Signature dishes like Bringhe, Kare-Kare, and Sisig are bold, flavorful, and served with love. The setting is cozy and laid-back—think Sunday lunch at lola’s house but with a modern touch. Perfect for comfort food cravings.

Seven Corners

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Inside Crowne Plaza Manila Galleria, this upscale buffet offers seven culinary stations—each representing a corner of the globe. Highlights include freshly baked naan and tandoori from the Indian station, premium steaks from the grill, and sushi crafted right in front of you. The ambiance is elegant yet relaxed—great for hotel brunches, business lunches, or date nights.

Xin Tian Di

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Also at Crowne Plaza, Xin Tian Di is known for refined Chinese dining. Whether you’re in it for the Xiao Long Bao, Peking Duck, or their bountiful dim sum lunch sets, the menu leans toward banquet-style dishes done right. The space feels luxe but not intimidating—great for family gatherings, intimate celebrations, or impressing guests.

Finestra

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Finestra at Solaire is your go-to for Italian fine dining with a splash of steakhouse flair. Their premium cuts, handmade pasta, and luxurious ambiance make it ideal for anniversaries, proposals, or big wins. Service is top-tier, and the wine list? Even better. Dress up a little—you’ll want to take photos.

  • Cuisine: Italian 
  • Price:  ₱₱₱₱
  • Address: 1 Solaire Way Vertis North, Bagong Pag-asa, Quezon City, Luzon 1105 Philippines 
  • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/solaire_finestra 
  • Phone: +632-8888-8888

Straight Up

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Sitting atop Seda Vertis North, Straight Up is part rooftop bar, part chill lounge. They serve sliders, wings, flatbreads, and craft cocktails—with breezy city views to match. Come during golden hour and enjoy the skyline with friends, or hit up the Friday night sets for a more lively scene.

Red Lantern

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Found in Resorts World Manila, Red Lantern is known for its refined dim sum, seafood specialties, and signature Chinese banquet dishes. It’s the kind of place where families celebrate milestones and companies hold Chinese New Year parties. The vibe is classy and the menu is stacked with both traditional and modern favorites.

Skybar

Skybar brings together good food and better views. With a menu of Filipino faves, Western comfort food, and bar chow, it’s a relaxed spot for dinner, drinks, or late-night chats. It feels like a hidden rooftop escape in the heart of the city—perfect for when you want chill vibes with a view.

  • Cuisine: Filipino & International
  • Price: ₱₱₱₱
  • Address: 1 Solaire Way, Vertis North, Bagong Pag-asa 1105 Quezon City National Capital Region 
  • Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/solaire_skybar 
  • Phone:  +632 8888-8888

Trattoria E Dolci

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A quieter, homey Italian restaurant that serves soul-warming plates of pasta, stone-baked pizza, and delicate desserts. Their tiramisu and panna cotta are local legends. It’s great for quiet catchups, romantic dinners, or when you’re craving Italian without the big crowd or price tag.

Lucky Noodles

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Inside Solaire, this 24/7 noodle spot is your best friend after a late night. You can slurp down steaming bowls of beef brisket noodle soup, pair it with dumplings, or grab a quick rice bowl before heading to the casino or back to your hotel room. It’s fast, satisfying, and flavorful.

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Hey, it's Julie! Fueled by coffee and cuddles from my 5 feline overlords, I'm on a perpetual quest for the perfect plate. When I'm not exploring new restos, you'll find me curled up with a good book or planning my next adventure.

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