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BREAKFAST 7:00 Am to 11:00 Am R O O M S E R V I C E BREAKFAST 7:00 am to 11:00 am ON THE TABLE Freshly Squeezed Fruit Juice Seasonal Tropical Fruit Plate Assorted Breakfast Pastries Croissants, Danish pastries, muffins, rolls and toast served with butter, honey and preserves Freshly Brewed Coffee, Tea or Hot Chocolate CHOOSE YOUR MAIN COURSE Farm Fresh Two Eggs (any style) Served with bacon or sausage, grilled tomato Provençale, hash brown potato Eggs Benedict English muffin, bacon or smoked salmon, hollandaise sauce Filipino Breakfast Choice of pork tocino, daing na bangus or pork longganisa, garlic fried rice, fried egg and atchara 1,490 BREAKFAST A LA CARTE Farm Fresh Two Eggs 890 Pancakes 690 Any Style With a choice of blueberry compote Served with bacon or sausage, or maple syrup grilled tomato Provençale, hash brown potato Bircher Muesli 590 Greek yoghurt, green apple, Eggs Benedict 890 nuts, toasted oats English muffin, bacon or smoked salmon, hollandaise sauce Bakery Basket 490 Croissants, Danish pastries, Filipino Breakfast 890 muffins, rolls and toast Choice of pork tocino, Served with butter, daing na bangus or pork longganisa honey and preserves garlic fried rice, fried egg and atchara Prices are in Philippine Peso which include VAT, and are subject to 10% service charge, and applicable local taxes. R O O M S E R V I C E ALL-DAY DINING 11:00 am to 10:00 pm SOUP AND SALAD Cream of Mushroom 690 Crème fraîche, bruschetta, herb oil French Onion Soup 690 Caramelized onions, emmental croutons Asian Sesame Chicken Salad 690 Shredded cabbage, mandarin segment, deep-fried wontons, sesame dressing Caesar Salad 690 Romaine lettuce, bacon, croutons, parmesan, white anchovy - Add grilled chicken 790 - Add grilled prawn 890 SANDWICHES Peninsula U.S Beef Burger 990 Emmental, onions, bacon, tomatoes Roasted Turkey Club Sandwich 890 Fried egg, bacon, lettuce, tomatoes, Dijon aioli Avocado Toast 890 Mashed avocados, poached eggs, toasted sourdough Asado Pork Belly Bao 890 12-hours braised pork belly, Asian slaw, peanut dressing All sandwiches are served with a choice of green salad or French fries PASTA AND RICE Forest Mushroom Risotto 990 Arborio rice, basil oil, parmesan Kimchi Fried Rice 890 Fried egg, marinated beef tenderloin, nori, scallions Gnocchi Carbonara 890 Potato dumpling, bacon, egg yolk, pecorino Oven-Baked Lasagna 890 Beef bolognese, béchamel, Parmigiano Reggiano, tomato confit, garlic baguette Prices are in Philippine Peso which include VAT, and are subject to 10% service charge, and applicable local taxes. R O O M S E R V I C E ALL-DAY DINING 11:00 am to 10:00 pm MAIN COURSE Angus U.S Beef Rib Eye 2,190 Bearnaise, French fries Grilled Tiger Prawns 1,490 Cauliflower rice, bok choy, curry hollandaise Pan Seared Asian Seabass 1,390 Olive oil crushed Potato, sautéed spinach, lemon beurre blanc Duck Confit Cassoulet 1,290 Chorizo, white beans, herb and citrus breadcrumbs Pan-roasted Norwegian Salmon 1,190 Provençale ratatouille, grilled asparagus, sauce vierge Grilled Schüblig Sausage 990 German potato salad, grain mustard, coleslaw LOCAL FAVORITES Beef Short Ribs Kare-Kare 1,190 Banana heart, bok choy, peanuts, shrimp paste Pancit Luglug 890 Rice noodles, shrimp, calamari, chicharon crumbs Chicken Arroz Caldo 890 Chicken, ginger-infused rice congee Wonton Noodle Soup 890 Fresh egg noodles, chicken broth, pork and prawn dumplings Prices are in Philippine Peso which include VAT, and are subject to 10% service charge, and applicable local taxes. R O O M S E R V I C E ALL-DAY DINING 11:00 am to 10:00 pm ESCOLTA FAVORITES POKE BOWLS 790 Aloha’oe Ahi tuna, wakame, cucumber, carrots, edamame, radish, mango, sesame seeds, Japanese rice California Dreaming Salmon, mandarin segments, wakame, cucumber, tobiko, wasabi dressing, Japanese rice Spice Up Your Life Crunchy tuna tartar, tempura flakes, shrimp, avocado, mango, tobiko, spicy mayo, Japanese rice Stayin’ Alive Cauliflower rice, miso-marinated salmon, tomato, asparagus, pickled ginger, edamame, spring onions SUSHI ROLL 790 Futo Maki Pickled ginger, teriyaki salmon, lettuce, mango, avocado, cucumber Ultimate Maki Shrimp, cream cheese, spicy tuna, avocado, tempura flakes, teriyaki sauce Crazy California Crab, mango, cucumber, tobiko, spring onion, togarashi Angus Beef Maki Pickled radish, cucumber, kimchi, fried onions, sriracha mayo Prices are in Philippine Peso which include VAT, and are subject to 10% service charge, and applicable local taxes. R O O M S E R V I C E KIDS MENU BREAKFAST Silver Dollar Pancakes, Maple Syrup Scrambled Farm Eggs, Potato, Choice of Bacon or Sausage Small Fresh Tropical Fruit Plate with Banana Bircher Muesli with Apple Slices and Nuts 390 ALL DAY Chicken Nuggets, Potato Wedges, Barbecue Sauce Filipino Style Spaghetti Mac ‘n’ Cheese Fish Fingers, Rice, Tartar Sauce Cheeseburger, Bacon, Lettuce, Tomato, French Fries 590 SWEETS Baked Cheesecake Vanilla and Strawberry Ice Cream Seasonal Fruit Salad Chocolate Brownie, Caramel Sauce 390 Prices are in Philippine Peso which include VAT, and are subject to 10% service charge, and applicable local taxes. R O O M S E R V I C E BEVERAGE SOFTDRINKS Coca-Cola, Coke Light, Coke Zero 240 Royal Tru-Orange, Sprite, Root Beer Sarsi, Pepsi, Pepsi Light, Mountain Dew, 7-Up Tonic Water, Soda Water, Ginger Ale PREMIUM STILL WATER Evian 330 ml/ 750 ml 350 / 730 Santa Vittoria 500 ml/ 1 L 350 / 550 PREMIUM SPARKLING WATER San Pellegrino 500 ml/ 750 ml 350 / 490 Perrier 330 ml 300 Santa Vittoria 500 ml/ 1 L 350 / 550 FRESH JUICE/ CHILLED JUICE Pineapple, Watermelon, Ripe Mango, 260 Orange, Apple, Carrot Cranberry ,Grapefruit 280 HOT BEVERAGES Freshly Brewed Coffee 280 Decaffeinated Coffee Espresso Cappuccino Café Latte Native Filipino Chocolate Milk THE PENINSULA TEA COLLECTION English Breakfast 270 Earl Grey Sencha Grand Jasmine Chamomile Moroccan Mint Prices are in Philippine Peso which include VAT, and are subject to 10% service charge, and applicable local taxes. R O O M S E R V I C E BEVERAGE BEER San Miguel Light 240 Red Horse Super Dry Piraat Amber Triple 580 Westmalle Trappist Tripel 650 Corona Extra Pale Lager 360 Heineken Pale Lager 360 GIN & TONIC ARC Botanical, Philippines 600 Dalandan, calamansi G’Vine Floraison, France Grapes, dill Del Professore Madame, Italy Cinnamon, lemon, chili Botanist, Scotland Orange, rosemary Four Pillars, Australia Grapefruit CHAMPAGNE AND SPARKLING WINE Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial NV 1,450 7,250 Champagne, France Anna de Codorniu Blanc de Blancs 1,050 5,250 Cava, Spain The Peninsula Brut Classic by Deutz NV 9,500 Champagne, France Dom Pérignon 2009 22,500 Champagne, France Prices are in Philippine Peso which include VAT, and are subject to 10% service charge, and applicable local taxes. R O O M S E R V I C E BEVERAGE ROSÉ Talamonti Cerasuolo d’Abruzzo 700 3,500 Abruzzo, Italy WHITE The Peninsula Chardonnay 1,100 5,500 Sonoma Coast, California Clos Marguerite Sauvignon Blanc 850 4,250 Marlborough, New Zealand Naia Verdejo 800 4,000 Rueda, Spain M. Chapoutier Belleruche Cotes du Rhone Blanc 780 3,900 Rhone, Valley Le Rime Pinot Grigio 750 3,750 Toscana, Italy RED The Peninsula Pinot Noir 1,200 6,000 Sonoma Coast, U.S.A. Piccini Memoro Tuscan Blend 950 4,750 Toscana, Italy Salentein Reserve Malbec 1,050 4,250 Tunuyán, Argentina Francis Coppola Diamond Collection 1,100 5,500 Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley, U.S.A. Protos Roble Tempranillo 890 4,450 Ribera del Duero, Spain Prices are in Philippine Peso which include VAT, and are subject to 10% service charge, and applicable local taxes..
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