Filipino kitchen classics — built on fire, rooted in tradition, finished with the sarsa that makes every dish whole.
Chicken marinated in native vinegar, lemongrass, and annatto, charcoal-grilled to a smoky, lacquered finish. The quintessential Sarsa dish.
Chicken intestines threaded on bamboo skewers, marinated overnight, and grilled over live coals until lacquered with sweet soy glaze.
Thick-cut pork belly grilled over live coals — crisp bark, meltingly tender interior. Served with house sawsawan and sinangag.
Oxtail and beef tripe slow-braised in a rich, toasted peanut sauce with banana blossom and long beans. Served with bagoong alamang.
Thinly sliced beef marinated in calamansi and soy sauce, pan-seared, finished with caramelized onion rings. A Manila comfort classic.
Grilled salmon in a bold tamarind broth with kangkong, radish, and siling haba. Sour, savory, and deeply satisfying.
Fire-roasted eggplant fritter filled with blue crab — smoky, briny, beautifully golden. One of the most talked-about dishes in Manila.
Sautéed fire-roasted eggplant with garlic, tomato, and bagoong — simple, smoky, and irresistibly fragrant.
Rice noodles under a shrimp-based annatto sauce, topped with tinapa, chicharon, calamansi, and a soft-cooked egg.
Fragrant day-old rice tossed in rendered pork fat and golden crispy garlic. The foundation of every great Sarsa meal.
Light, crispy, tangy — shredded beef flakes seasoned with the deep umami of Sarsa's kansi broth. Addictive on their own or over rice.
A curated selection of dipping sauces: native vinegar with chili, soy-calamansi, and the house sarsa — because the sauce is everything.
Take the Sarsa experience home. Bottled sauces, house-made condiments, and pantry staples crafted in the same kitchen as our meals.
Sarsa's house-cured pork tocino — sweet, garlicky, and ready to cook. Serve with garlic rice and eggs any time of day.
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Shaved ice layered with ube ice cream, sweetened tropical fruits, leche flan, kaong, nata de coco, and crisp pinipig. The Filipino dessert, elevated.
Dense, silky egg custard with a deep amber caramel crown — the Sarsa version stays true to the classic Filipino family recipe.
Sticky rice balls and jackfruit simmered in sweet coconut milk — warm, comforting, and unmistakably Filipino.
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