What are the most popular waffles at Waffle Time?

Bacon & Cheese ₱52 (best savory), Belgian Choco ₱44 (best sweet), Ultimate Ube ₱39 (most Filipino), Cheese Delight ₱35 (most affordable). Best combo: 3 Belgian Choco + 3 Tender Juicy Hotdog ₱267.

What is Ultimate Ube at Waffle Time?

₱39. Ube (Philippine purple yam) filled waffle — sweet vanilla-nutty flavor from Dioscorea alata. Same ube halaya flavor as ube ice cream and pastries. Most affordable authentic ube snack in freshly made format.

What is the cheapest item at Waffle Time?

Bottled Water ₱30, Cheese Delight ₱35. Best per-unit: 8 Cheese Delight Combo ₱267 = ₱33.38 per waffle. Budget snack + drink: Cheese Delight + Water = ₱65.

What is the difference between Belgian Choco and Swiss Chocolate at Waffle Time?

Belgian Choco ₱44 = richer, more intense, dessert-forward dark chocolate flavor. Swiss Chocolate ₱37 = smoother, creamier, milder milk chocolate (Swiss milk chocolate pioneered 1875). ₱7 price difference reflects intensity level.

Where can I find Waffle Time Philippines?

Kiosk outlets in malls nationwide. Visit waffletime.com or facebook.com/WaffleTimeInc. Halal Certified. Walk-in kiosk only — no delivery.

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Q: Is Waffle Time Philippines Halal?

Yes — officially Halal Certified. All waffles (₱35–₱52), combos (₱250–₱286), and beverages covered. One of few affordable Halal waffle brands in Philippine malls.

✓ Updated Prices last updated May 2026 — sourced from official Waffle Time Philippines channels

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Waffle Time Menu with Prices

Waffle Time Waffles Menu With Prices

Menu Items	Price
Bacon & Cheese	₱ 52.00
German Cheese Franks	₱ 50.00
Tender Juicy Cheesedog	₱ 50.00
Ham & Cheese	₱ 48.00
American Hotdog	₱ 48.00
Tuna Salad	₱ 48.00
Belgian Choco	₱ 44.00
Bavarian Cream	₱ 39.00
Ultimate Ube	₱ 39.00
Swiss Chocolate	₱ 37.00
Cheese Delight	₱ 35.00

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Waffle Time Combo Snacks Prices

Menu Items	Price
6 Tender Juicy Hotdog	₱ 286.00
4 Cheese Delight + 3 Tender Juicy Hotdog	₱ 276.00
8 Cheese Delight	₱ 267.00
3 Belgian Choco Waffle + 3 German Cheese Franks	₱ 267.00
3 Belgian Choco Waffle + 3 Tender Juicy Hotdog	₱ 267.00
6 Belgian Choco Waffle	₱ 250.00

Waffle Time Beverages Prices

Menu Items	Price
Natureal Mango Fusion	₱ 96.00
Natureal Passion Fruit	₱ 96.00
Natureal Calamansi	₱ 80.00
Choice Calamansi	₱ 36.00
Bottled Water	₱ 30.00

⭐ Our Favorite Items at Waffle Time Menu

Bacon & Cheese

₱ 52.00

The most savory waffle at Waffle Time and the best expression of the sweet-salty combination that makes Filipino waffle culture unique — a slightly sweet, enriched waffle batter baked around bacon and cheese filling. The bacon renders during baking, releasing fat into the batter and creating a crispy, salty interior pocket against the sweet waffle exterior. The combination of sweet waffle dough + salty bacon fat + melted cheese is a specifically Filipino approach to the waffle format — in Belgium and France, waffles are purely sweet; in the Philippines, the savory-filled waffle became its own street food tradition. At ₱52, the highest-priced individual waffle and the most complete flavor experience at Waffle Time.

Belgian Choco

₱ 44.00

The most popular sweet waffle at Waffle Time — “Belgian Choco” references the Belgian chocolate tradition, one of the most globally recognized confectionery cultures. Belgium’s chocolate reputation is rooted in its praline tradition (invented by Jean Neuhaus in 1912 in Brussels) and the country’s skill in tempering chocolate — the precise heating and cooling process that aligns cocoa butter crystals for a glossy surface and crispy snap. Waffle Time’s Belgian Choco uses a chocolate-flavored filling or drizzle that applies this Belgian flavor profile to an affordable Filipino kiosk format. The Liège waffle (one of Belgium’s two main waffle styles) is denser and sweeter than the Brussels waffle because it contains pearl sugar that caramelizes directly in the iron — this caramelization is the inspiration for the slightly crispy, sweet exterior of Filipino mall waffles. At ₱44, the best value sweet option at Waffle Time.

Ultimate Ube

₱ 39.00

The most Filipino waffle at Waffle Time — Ultimate Ube uses ube (purple yam, Dioscorea alata) as the primary flavor, producing the distinctive purple color and sweet, slightly nutty, vanilla-adjacent flavor that has made ube one of the most globally recognized Filipino food flavors. Ube’s flavor comes primarily from vanillin (the same compound as vanilla) and other aromatic compounds produced during cooking, combined with the natural earthiness of the yam. Filipino ube halaya (purple yam jam) is made by cooking grated ube with butter, condensed milk, and sugar — the result is a sweet, creamy, intensely purple paste that works as a filling for waffles, pandesal, and pastries. The Ube waffle trend was part of the global ube moment (2017–2020) where Filipino ube flavoring appeared in desserts worldwide — Waffle Time’s Ultimate Ube is one of the most accessible and most affordable ways to experience authentic ube flavor in the Philippines. At ₱39, exceptional value.

3 Belgian Choco + 3 Tender Juicy Hotdog Combo

₱ 267.00

The best group value at Waffle Time — combining 3 sweet (Belgian Choco) and 3 savory (Tender Juicy Hotdog) waffles in one order at ₱267. Ordering individually: 3 Belgian Choco (₱44 × 3 = ₱132) + 3 Tender Juicy Hotdog (₱50 × 3 = ₱150) = ₱282 total — the combo saves ₱15 vs individual ordering while giving the best balance of sweet and savory formats. The sweet-savory combination order is also the most socially practical Waffle Time purchase for a group: it covers both preferences rather than committing to all-sweet or all-savory. At ₱267 for 6 waffles shared among 2–3 people, the most complete and most social Waffle Time order format.

Tuna Salad

₱ 48.00

The most unexpectedly good waffle at Waffle Time — a tuna salad filling (typically canned tuna in mayo with onion and seasoning) inside a freshly baked waffle iron. Tuna salad in the Philippines follows the Filipino adaptation of the American sandwich filling: canned tuna flaked and mixed with mayonnaise, which became a standard Filipino sandwich and snack filling from the mid-20th century when canned goods became widely available. The warm waffle exterior slightly heats the tuna filling during baking, softening the mayo into a creamy, savory center. It is the most protein-forward waffle option at Waffle Time — higher in protein than the cheese and hotdog variants due to the tuna filling. For diners who want a filling, nutritious snack under ₱50, Tuna Salad is the most underrated waffle on the menu.

Cheese Delight

₱ 35.00

The most affordable waffle at Waffle Time and the best entry point for first-time customers — a plain cheese-filled waffle at ₱35. The Cheese Delight uses the standard Filipino quickmelt or processed cheese that melts completely during baking, distributing through the waffle interior and creating a uniformly cheesy bite from center to edge. At ₱35, it is the cheapest savory food item at most Waffle Time kiosks — and the 8-piece Cheese Delight Combo (₱267) works out to just ₱33.38 per waffle, making it the cheapest per-unit option in the entire Waffle Time menu. For budget-conscious snackers, Cheese Delight alone or the 8-pack Combo is the maximum value order at Waffle Time.

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Is Waffle Time Philippines Halal?

Yes — Waffle Time Philippines is officially Halal Certified. All menu items including Waffles, Combo Snacks, and Beverages are Halal certified. Waffle Time is one of the very few affordable waffle kiosk brands in the Philippines with full Halal certification — making it one of the most accessible Halal snack options in Philippine malls nationwide.

About Waffle Time Philippines

Waffle Time is one of the Philippines’ most widely distributed waffle kiosk brands — accessible in malls, food courts, and commercial areas nationwide at prices that make freshly made waffles a daily affordable snack rather than an occasional treat. The brand’s kiosk format (a compact waffle iron station rather than a sit-down restaurant) reflects the Philippine mall food culture where quick, affordable, freshly made snacks are purchased between activities rather than as full meals.

What makes Waffle Time’s menu particularly interesting is the range from genuinely savory to genuinely sweet — Ham & Cheese, Bacon & Cheese, American Hotdog, and German Cheese Franks on the savory side; Belgian Choco, Swiss Chocolate, Ultimate Ube, Bavarian Cream, and Cheese Delight on the sweet side. This breadth is unusual for a waffle brand — most international waffle chains are purely sweet. Waffle Time’s savory waffles reflect the Filipino tradition of adapting Western formats (the Belgian waffle) to include the savory-snack preferences of the Filipino palate.

The Halal Certification makes Waffle Time one of the most inclusive fast snack options available in Philippine malls — accessible to Muslim Filipinos who often have limited options at mall food kiosks. At prices starting from ₱35 per waffle, Waffle Time is also one of the most budget-accessible certified Halal food options in the Philippine market.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — Waffle Time Philippines is officially Halal Certified. All menu items are covered: Waffles (11 varieties ₱35–₱52), Combo Snacks (₱250–₱286), and Beverages (₱30–₱96). One of the few affordable Halal-certified waffle brands in Philippine malls. Muslim diners can order freely from the complete menu.

Most popular: Bacon & Cheese (₱52) — most premium savory. Belgian Choco (₱44) — most popular sweet. Ultimate Ube (₱39) — most Filipino flavor. Cheese Delight (₱35) — most affordable. Best combo: 3 Belgian Choco + 3 Tender Juicy Hotdog (₱267) — best sweet-savory balance for groups, saves ₱15 vs individual ordering.

Ultimate Ube (₱39) is a waffle filled with ube (purple yam) flavor — the distinctive purple color and sweet vanilla-nutty flavor from Dioscorea alata (Philippine purple yam). Ube halaya (purple yam jam made with condensed milk and butter) is the filling — the same flavor used in ube ice cream, ube pandesal, and ube pastries. At ₱39, one of the most affordable ways to experience authentic ube flavor in a freshly made format in the Philippines.

Cheapest items: Bottled Water ₱30, Cheese Delight ₱35, Swiss Chocolate ₱37, Choice Calamansi ₱36. Best budget snack: Cheese Delight (₱35) — cheapest waffle. Best budget complete snack + drink: Cheese Delight (₱35) + Bottled Water (₱30) = ₱65. Best per-unit value: 8 Cheese Delight Combo (₱267) = ₱33.38 per waffle — cheapest per-piece price on the entire menu.

Belgian Choco (₱44) references Belgian chocolate culture — sweeter, richer, more dessert-forward chocolate flavor with a more intense cocoa profile. Swiss Chocolate (₱37) references Swiss milk chocolate — smoother, creamier, less bitter, and milder than Belgian dark chocolate. Switzerland pioneered milk chocolate in 1875 (Daniel Peter added Henri Nestlé’s condensed milk to chocolate), producing a sweeter, dairy-forward style. Belgian Choco at ₱44 vs Swiss Chocolate at ₱37 — the ₱7 difference reflects a richer, more intense chocolate experience. Best choice: Belgian Choco for intense chocolate lovers, Swiss Chocolate for milder, creamier preference.

Waffle Time operates kiosk-format outlets in malls and commercial areas nationwide. Visit waffletime.com or their Facebook page at facebook.com/WaffleTimeInc for branch locations. Waffle Time is Halal Certified — one of the most accessible Halal snack kiosks in Philippine malls. No delivery — walk-in kiosk format only.

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