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Marivent Limited Ala Carte Menu CAFE MARIVENT LIMITED ALA CARTE MENU PULUTAN/ APPETIZER Tokwa at Baboy | Php 320.00 Kinilaw | Php 430.00 ENSELADA/ SALAD Mixed Green Salad | Php 275.00 SABAW/ SOUP Sinigang sa Sampaloc Baboy| Php 545.00 Hipon | Php 580.00 Binakol | Php 560.00 Bulalo | Php 680.00 ULAM/ MAIN COURSE Binagoongang Baboy | Php 430.00 Pritong Manok sa Bagac | Php 485.00 Crispy Pata con Bawang | Php 895.00 Bistek Tagalog | Php 630.00 GULAY/ VEGETABLES Pinakbet with Bagnet | Php 590.00 KANIN/ RICE Plain Rice | Php 50.00 Garlic Rice | Php 60.00 NOODLES Pancit Canton | Php 425.00 Pancit Bihon | Php 425.00 SANDWICHES Las Casas Grilled Sandwich | Php 435.00 Hamburger Sandwich | Php 435.00 PANGHIMAGAS/ DESSERT Leche Flan Ala Maria Clara | Php 130.00 Halo-Halo | Php 255.00 Taro Ice Cream / Scoop | Php 50.00 Managed by Asian Grand Legacy Hotels Corp. CAFE MARIVENT LIMITED ALA CARTE MENU PULUTAN/ APPETIZER Tokwa at Baboy | Php 320.00 Kinilaw | Php 430.00 ENSELADA/ SALAD Mixed Green Salad | Php 275.00 SABAW/ SOUP Sinigang sa Sampaloc Baboy| Php 545.00 Hipon | Php 580.00 Binakol | Php 560.00 Bulalo | Php 680.00 ULAM/ MAIN COURSE Binagoongang Baboy | Php 430.00 Pritong Manok sa Bagac | Php 485.00 Crispy Pata con Bawang | Php 895.00 Bistek Tagalog | Php 630.00 GULAY/ VEGETABLES Pinakbet with Bagnet | Php 590.00 KANIN/ RICE Plain Rice | Php 50.00 Garlic Rice | Php 60.00 NOODLES Pancit Canton | Php 425.00 Pancit Bihon | Php 425.00 SANDWICHES Las Casas Grilled Sandwich | Php 435.00 Hamburger Sandwich | Php 435.00 PANGHIMAGAS/ DESSERT Leche Flan Ala Maria Clara | Php 130.00 Halo-Halo | Php 255.00 Taro Ice Cream / Scoop | Php 50.00 Managed by Asian Grand Legacy Hotels Corp..
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