Lots’a Pizza Philippines Menu Prices Updated 2026

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✓ Updated Prices last updated May 2026 — sourced from official Lots’a Pizza Philippines channels
Lots'a Pizza Philippines Menu 2026
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Lots’a Pizza Menu with Prices

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Looking for the complete Lots’a Pizza Philippines menu with prices? You’ve come to the right place. We’ve compiled the full 2026 Lots’a Pizza menu with updated prices across all 5 categories — sourced directly from official Lots’a Pizza Philippines channels.

Lots’a Pizza is one of the Philippines’ most accessible homegrown pizza brands — offering individual and sharing-size pizzas at genuinely budget-friendly prices, starting from ₱182 for a Classic pizza and going up to ₱507 for the 4-in-1 Best Seller delivery tray. The menu covers Premium pizzas (Beef Supreme, Hawaiian Extreme, Manhattan Deluxe), Classics (Bacon Blaze, Garden Harvest, Roast Beef N’ Cheese), Best Sellers (Pepperoni N’ Mushroom, Pure Beef Special, Hawaiian Delight, Great Manhattan), affordable Pasta (Spaghetti at ₱54, Carbonara and Baked Mac at ₱65), and large-format Delivery options.

Prices range from ₱54 (Spaghetti) to ₱507 (4-in-1 Best Seller Delivery Tray). Scroll down for the complete updated menu.

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Lots’a Pizza Menu Guide — Toppings & Styles Explained

Hawaiian — pizza topped with ham and pineapple; the most debated pizza combination globally. Hawaiian pizza was invented in 1962 in Canada by Sam Panopoulos — a Greek immigrant who added canned pineapple to a pizza to create a sweet-savory contrast. Despite the name, it has no connection to Hawaii. At Lots’a Pizza, available in Hawaiian Delight (Best Seller, ₱204) and Hawaiian Extreme (Premium, ₱379). Manhattan / Great Manhattan — a loaded, New York-style inspired pizza with multiple toppings; “Manhattan” in Philippine pizza branding typically signals a premium all-toppings combination. Pepperoni — cured and spiced pork and beef sausage sliced thin; an American invention (not Italian), created in the early 20th century by Italian-American butchers in New York. Pepperoni is the most popular pizza topping in the US and in the Philippines. Beef Supreme — seasoned ground beef across the full pizza surface; a Filipino market favorite for beef-forward toppings. Baked Mac — Filipino-style baked macaroni with meat sauce and melted cheese, a distinct local pasta tradition separate from Italian pasta conventions. Premium vs Classics vs Best Sellers — Premium = larger size/more toppings (₱379); Classics = standard individual size (₱182); Best Sellers = mid-range most-ordered items (₱204–₱303).

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Lots’a Pizza Premium Prices

Menu ItemsPrice
Premium Beef Supreme₱ 379.00
Hawaiian Extreme₱ 379.00
Manhattan Deluxe₱ 379.00
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Lots’a Pizza Classics Prices

Menu ItemsPrice
Garden Harvest₱ 182.00
Roast Beef N’ Cheese₱ 182.00
Double Whammy₱ 182.00
Bacon Blaze₱ 182.00
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Lots’a Pizza Pasta Prices

Menu ItemsPrice
Carbonara₱ 65.00
Baked Mac₱ 65.00
Spaghetti₱ 54.00
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Lots’a Pizza Best Sellers Prices

Menu ItemsPrice
Great Manhattan₱ 303.00
Pepperoni N’ Mushroom₱ 204.00
Pure Beef Special₱ 204.00
Hawaiian Delight₱ 204.00

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Lots’a Pizza Delivery Prices

Menu ItemsPrice
4 in 1 Best Seller₱ 507.00
Great Manhattan Large₱ 413.00
Hawaiian Delight Large₱ 336.00
Pure Beef Special Large₱ 336.00

⭐ Our Favorite Items at Lots’a Pizza Menu

Great Manhattan
₱ 303.00 (Regular) / ₱ 413.00 (Large)
The most premium Best Seller at Lots’a Pizza and the one that most directly competes with the Manhattan Deluxe Premium — the Great Manhattan is a fully loaded multiple-topping pizza referencing New York’s Manhattan district, where the American pizza tradition of heavily topped, large-format pies was refined in the mid-20th century by Italian-American pizzaiolos. “Manhattan-style” in Philippine pizza branding signals a generous, everything-on-it combination pizza — the opposite of the minimalist Neapolitan tradition. At ₱303 regular and ₱413 large delivery, the Great Manhattan is the most complete single-pizza order at Lots’a Pizza — best for diners who want variety of toppings without ordering multiple pizzas.
Pepperoni N’ Mushroom
₱ 204.00
The most globally recognized pizza combination at Lots’a Pizza — pepperoni and mushroom is the most ordered pizza topping pairing in the Philippines and one of the most popular globally. Pepperoni is an American-Italian creation: the word “peperoni” in Italian means bell peppers, not sausage — the cured spiced beef-and-pork sausage called pepperoni was developed by Italian immigrants in New York in the early 20th century as an Americanized version of Italian salumi. The umami depth of mushroom (from glutamates naturally present in fungi) combined with the spicy, salty, fatty pepperoni creates a flavor contrast — salty-fatty-spicy from the pepperoni, earthy-umami from the mushroom — that is more complex than either topping alone. At ₱204, the best value familiar pizza at Lots’a Pizza.
Hawaiian Delight
₱ 204.00 (Regular) / ₱ 336.00 (Large)
The most beloved and most debated pizza at Lots’a Pizza — Hawaiian (ham and pineapple) is consistently among the top-ordered pizzas in the Philippines despite the global controversy over pineapple on pizza. The sweet-savory contrast — the saltiness of ham against the acidity and sweetness of pineapple — works because sweet-salty combinations activate more taste receptors simultaneously than either flavor alone, a phenomenon food scientists call “flavor enhancement.” Hawaiian pizza was invented in 1962 by Sam Panopoulos at the Satellite Restaurant in Chatham, Ontario, Canada — he added canned pineapple chunks to a pizza on impulse, creating the most controversial pizza in culinary history. At Lots’a Pizza, available in both Hawaiian Delight (Best Seller, ₱204) and Hawaiian Extreme (Premium, ₱379).
4-in-1 Best Seller Delivery Tray
₱ 507.00
The most complete group order at Lots’a Pizza — a delivery tray combining four best-selling pizza varieties in one order, designed for sharing among 3–5 people. The 4-in-1 format is a specifically Filipino pizza market innovation: rather than committing to a single large pizza flavor for a group, the tray format acknowledges that group diners in the Philippines typically prefer variety — the same instinct that drives the Filipino tradition of ordering multiple dishes (sharing style) rather than individual plates. At ₱507 for four pizza varieties, the per-flavor cost works out to approximately ₱127 per pizza type — significantly more economical than ordering four separate Best Seller pizzas (₱816 total at ₱204 each). The 4-in-1 is the most value-optimized group order at Lots’a Pizza.
Bacon Blaze
₱ 182.00
The most indulgent Classic at Lots’a Pizza — bacon as a pizza topping activates the same flavor response as pepperoni but with a smokier, less spiced fat profile. Bacon on pizza is an American casual dining tradition: the high fat content of cured pork belly (bacon) renders during baking, basting the surrounding cheese and dough with rendered fat and creating crispy, chewy edges where the fat caramelizes against the cheese. “Blaze” in the name signals a bolder, spicier preparation than a standard bacon pizza — likely with a chili or hot sauce element. At ₱182, the most affordable high-impact meat pizza at Lots’a Pizza and the best entry point into the Classics section for first-time Lots’a Pizza diners who prefer smoky-savory over cheese-forward.
Baked Mac
₱ 65.00
The most distinctly Filipino pasta at Lots’a Pizza — Baked Mac (baked macaroni) is a Filipino comfort food staple made with elbow macaroni in a sweet-savory tomato meat sauce (similar to Filipino-style spaghetti) topped with white sauce and melted cheese, then oven-baked. Filipino Baked Mac is categorically different from American mac and cheese (which uses a pure cheese sauce) and from Italian pasta al forno (which uses a more acidic tomato-and-bechamel combination) — the Filipino version uses a sweeter meat sauce base that reflects the local preference for slightly sweet savory dishes. At ₱65 (tied with Carbonara), Baked Mac is the cheapest non-spaghetti pasta at Lots’a Pizza and the side dish that most directly reflects the brand’s Filipino identity alongside its pizza menu.
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Is Lots’a Pizza Philippines Halal?

No — Lots’a Pizza Philippines is not Halal Certified. The menu includes pork-derived toppings (bacon on Bacon Blaze, pepperoni which contains pork). Muslim diners are advised accordingly.

About Lots’a Pizza Philippines

Lots’a Pizza is a homegrown Philippine pizza brand that competes on the most important metric for the mass Filipino market: price accessibility without sacrificing variety. With pizza starting from ₱182 (Classics) and pasta from ₱54 (Spaghetti), Lots’a Pizza positions itself below the premium international chains (Pizza Hut, Shakey’s, Yellow Cab) while offering a more varied pizza menu than standard convenience store or food court pizza options.

The brand’s menu structure reflects a clear understanding of Filipino pizza preferences: Hawaiian and Beef variants in every tier (Premium, Best Sellers, Delivery), a dedicated Manhattan-style fully-loaded pizza at multiple price points, and the inclusion of Baked Mac alongside Carbonara and Spaghetti in the Pasta section — acknowledging that Filipino pizza customers expect pasta as a side or alternative, not just as a standalone meal.

The Delivery section’s large-format and bundle pricing (4-in-1 Best Seller at ₱507, Great Manhattan Large at ₱413) is designed for group orders and family dining — a format that aligns with how Filipinos typically consume pizza: shared at the table rather than as individual orders. The name “Lots’a” itself is a Filipino casual English contraction — informal, approachable, and directly communicating the brand’s value proposition: lots of pizza, at accessible prices.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Famous for affordable Filipino-style pizza: Great Manhattan (₱303/₱413 Large), Pepperoni N’ Mushroom (₱204), Hawaiian Delight (₱204/₱336 Large), Pure Beef Special (₱204). Premium tier: Beef Supreme, Hawaiian Extreme, Manhattan Deluxe (all ₱379). Best value: 4-in-1 Best Seller Delivery Tray (₱507). Pasta from ₱54. Not Halal Certified.
Classics (₱182) = standard individual-size pizzas, 4 variants: Garden Harvest, Roast Beef N’ Cheese, Double Whammy, Bacon Blaze. Best Sellers (₱204–₱303) = most-ordered mid-range pizzas: Pepperoni N’ Mushroom, Pure Beef Special, Hawaiian Delight (₱204 each), Great Manhattan (₱303). Premium (₱379) = larger size and more loaded toppings: Beef Supreme, Hawaiian Extreme, Manhattan Deluxe. Premium = more toppings and larger portion than Best Sellers at the same price as Great Manhattan Large delivery.
Cheapest pizza: Classics tier — Garden Harvest, Roast Beef N’ Cheese, Double Whammy, Bacon Blaze all at ₱182. Cheapest pasta: Spaghetti ₱54. Budget complete meal: any Classic pizza (₱182) + Spaghetti (₱54) = ₱236 total. Lots’a Pizza offers some of the most accessible freshly made pizza prices among Philippine pizza brands — competing below the international chains while maintaining a full menu variety.
The 4-in-1 Best Seller (₱507) is a delivery tray combining four Lots’a Pizza best-selling varieties in one order — designed for group sharing among 3–5 people. At ₱507 for four varieties, the per-flavor cost is approximately ₱127 per pizza type — vs ₱204 per pizza ordered separately. Savings: ₱309 compared to ordering four individual Best Sellers. The most economical group pizza order at Lots’a Pizza and the best delivery value on the entire menu.
Lots’a Pizza serves 3 pasta options: Spaghetti (₱54) — Filipino-style sweet tomato meat sauce pasta. Carbonara (₱65) — creamy white sauce pasta. Baked Mac (₱65) — Filipino-style baked macaroni with meat sauce, white sauce, and melted cheese, oven-baked. Baked Mac is the most distinctly Filipino of the three — different from Italian pasta al forno and American mac and cheese, using a sweeter tomato meat sauce base that reflects Filipino pasta preferences. All three are among the most affordable pasta options at any Philippine casual dining pizza brand.
Yes — Lots’a Pizza has a dedicated Delivery section on the menu with large-format pricing: 4-in-1 Best Seller (₱507), Great Manhattan Large (₱413), Hawaiian Delight Large (₱336), Pure Beef Special Large (₱336). Check GrabFood and Foodpanda for delivery at available branches. Visit facebook.com/lotsapizzaofficial for branch locations and updates. Not Halal Certified.

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