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Fine Dining at The Peninsula Manila

Discover a culinary journey like no other at The Peninsula Manila signature French fine dining restaurant, Michelin Selected in Manila. Accented in Art Deco-inspired geometric patterns in gray, cream and black, and complemented by large-scale photographs by Filipino Spanish photographer Francisco Guerrero, the contemporary interiors of Old Manila are the perfect backdrop for an exceptional French fine dining experience with extensive wine selections of this top-tier fine dining spot. 

Explore more of The Magsaysay Room in Old Manila for your private gatherings and business meetings that can host private functions up to (20) twenty persons. 




Menus:

Click to download Old Manila Menu Signature

Click to download Old Manila Ala Carte Menu

Click to download Old Manila Executive Lunch Menu

Click to download Old Manila Dessert Menu

Click to download Old Manila Beverages Menu

Click to download Old Manila El Taganas Sculptures e-Catalogue

 

  

Prices and menu items may vary and are subject to change. Prices are in Philippine Pesos which include VAT, and are subject to 10% service charge, and applicable local taxes.

Cuisine

French Fine Dining, Michelin Selected

Location

Ground floor, Ayala Tower

Hours

Tuesdays to Saturdays
Lunch - 11:30 am to 2:30 pm
Dinner - 6:00 pm | 9:30 pm (Last Entry)

 

Closed on Sundays & Mondays
 

Dress Code

Smart Casual

Gentlemen are kindly requested to observe the dresscode by wearing long trousers and sleeved tops.

Child Policy

Children aged 6 years old or above are welcome

Enquiries

+63 2 8887 2888
[email protected]

Meet Executive Chef Remy Carmignani

French-born Remy Carmignani brings a spirit of creativity, leadership, and deep cultural curiosity to The Peninsula Manila where he will lead all culinary operations, including the hotel’s signature restaurant Old Manila and its evolving French fine dining culinary program.

Chef Remy

Chef Remi with The Peninsula Manila Chefs action shot

“It is an honor to join The Peninsula Manila. It isn’t just a 5-star hotel; it has a strong energy and history. You can feel how proud and passionate the staff are to be part of it. My way to show respect to this grande dame is to give her my full dedication—whatever it takes.”