Gloria Maris Philippines Menu Prices Updated 2026

✓ Updated Prices last updated May 2026 — sourced from official Gloria Maris Philippines channels
Gloria Maris Philippines Menu 2026
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Gloria Maris Menu with Prices

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Looking for the complete Gloria Maris Philippines menu with prices? You’ve come to the right place. We’ve compiled the full 2026 Gloria Maris menu with updated prices across all 12 categories — sourced directly from official Gloria Maris Philippines channels.

Gloria Maris is one of the Philippines’ most established and most respected Cantonese Chinese restaurants — a premium dining institution known for its authentic dim sum, whole Peking Duck, fresh seafood preparations, and the rare luxury categories of Abalone (from ₱2,200) and Shark’s Fin (from ₱1,870). The full menu spans Seafood & Vegetables, Pork, Rice, Dim Sum (24 varieties), Abalone, Shark’s Fin, Roasting (Peking Duck, Suckling Pig), Beef, Chicken, Congee, Crispy Noodles, and Noodles.

Prices range from ₱55 (Jasmine Rice) to ₱2,750 (Braised Australian Abalone). Scroll down for the complete updated menu.

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Gloria Maris Cantonese Menu Guide

Dim Sum (點心, diǎn xīn = “touch the heart”) — small steamed or fried dishes served in bamboo steamers, traditionally eaten during yum cha (morning/midday tea) in Cantonese culture. Hakaw — the benchmark dim sum: a translucent steamed shrimp dumpling with a wheat starch wrapper so thin the pink shrimp is visible inside; the standard by which any Cantonese restaurant is judged. Siao Long Pao (小籠包) — Shanghai soup dumplings: a thin skin enclosing pork filling and a concentrated pork gelatin that melts into hot soup during steaming — the soup inside forms from solid gelatin mixed into the filling. Patatim — Filipino-Chinese braised pork knuckle in soy sauce, oyster sauce, and spices with mantao (steamed buns for dipping) — a Filipino adaptation of the Cantonese dong po rou technique. Yangchow Fried Rice — the most internationally recognized Chinese fried rice: egg, shrimp, BBQ pork, green onions — originated in Yangzhou city, Jiangsu province. Peking Duck — the most ceremonial Chinese roast: Beijing-origin dish requiring 24-hour air-drying before roasting to achieve the signature lacquered, shattering-crisp skin. Abalone (鮑魚) — prized sea snail with intense umami, sold by the piece at luxury prices. Fookien/Fujian style — from Fujian province in southeastern China, ancestral homeland of most Filipino-Chinese families.

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Gloria Maris Seafood Menu With Prices

Menu ItemsPrice
Sautéed Australian Scallop₱ 1,980.00
Taro Basket with Australian Scallop₱ 1,980.00
Broccoli with Scallop₱ 715.00
Shrimp with Asparagus₱ 715.00
Fried Prawns₱ 825.00
Prawns with Salted Egg₱ 825.00
Steamed Prawns with Garlic₱ 825.00
Hot Prawns Salad₱ 825.00
Shrimp Broccoli₱ 825.00
Shrimp Sze Chuan Style₱ 825.00
Fried Shrimp Ball₱ 550.00
Local Scallop₱ 605.00
Scallop Sze Chuan Style₱ 605.00
Stuffed Eggplant with Teriyaki Sauce₱ 715.00
Japanese Mushroom with Vegetables in Abalone Sauce₱ 660.00
Fish Fillet with Broccoli₱ 495.00
Fish Fillet Curry in Hot Pot₱ 495.00
Fish Fillet Hotpot with Beancurd₱ 440.00
Fish Fillet with Beancurd₱ 440.00
Fish Fillet with Corn Sauce₱ 440.00
Fried Squid₱ 495.00
Sweet and Sour Fish Fillet₱ 385.00
Steamed Fish Fillet with Soy Sauce and Garlic₱ 385.00
Steamed Fish Fillet with Tausi Sauce₱ 385.00
Salad Seafood Roll₱ 440.00
Seafood Mango Salad₱ 440.00
Seafood Chopsuey₱ 440.00
Fried Oyster₱ 440.00
Oyster Cake₱ 440.00
Shrimp Fuyong₱ 385.00
Broccoli with Black Mushroom₱ 528.00
Polochay with Garlic₱ 440.00
Four Seasons Vegetable with Oyster Sauce₱ 440.00
Spinach with 2 Kinds of Egg₱ 440.00
Braised Beancurd with Mushroom₱ 440.00
Lettuce with Minced Pork₱ 440.00
Runner Beans with Local Scallops and Squid Sauce₱ 418.00
Mushroom with Vegetables in Oyster Sauce₱ 385.00
Broccoli with Garlic₱ 396.00
Asparagus with Garlic₱ 396.00
Runner Beans with Minced Pork₱ 385.00
Fookien Chopsuey₱ 385.00
Lohanchay Hotpot₱ 385.00
Mixed Vegetables with Sotanghon₱ 385.00
Taiwan Pechay with Garlic₱ 385.00
Chinese Kangkong with Garlic₱ 385.00
Chinese Kangkong with Bagoong₱ 385.00
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Gloria Maris Pork Menu Prices

Menu ItemsPrice
Patatim with Mantao₱ 880.00
Shanghai Roll₱ 605.00
Spareribs with Special Sauce₱ 605.00
Spareribs with Beancurd Sauce₱ 605.00
Spareribs with Cherry Sauce₱ 605.00
Tong Po Pork with Cuapao₱ 605.00
Braised Knuckle Tai Shan Style₱ 528.00
Fried Spareribs with Salt and Pepper₱ 495.00
Sweet and Sour Pork₱ 418.00
Minced Pork with Eggplant₱ 418.00
Gloria Maris A La Carte Menu
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Gloria Maris Rice Menu Prices

Menu ItemsPrice
Gloria Maris Fried Rice₱ 495.00
Shanghai Fried Rice₱ 495.00
Salted Fish Fried Rice₱ 495.00
Dried Scallop Egg White Fried Rice₱ 495.00
Pineapple Fried Rice₱ 495.00
Glutinous Rice₱ 495.00
Yangchow Fried Rice₱ 418.00
Fookien Fried Rice₱ 418.00
Richman’s Fried Rice₱ 418.00
Sate Fried Rice₱ 418.00
Garlic Rice₱ 330.00
Jasmine Rice₱ 55.00
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Gloria Maris Dim Sum Prices

Menu ItemsPrice
Jumbo Pao₱ 198.00
Hakaw Sharksfin Siomai₱ 165.00
Sharksfin Dumpling₱ 165.00
Siao Long Pao₱ 165.00
Japanese Siomai₱ 165.00
Beancurd Roll₱ 165.00
Chicken Feet₱ 165.00
Seafood Roll₱ 165.00
Asado Pao₱ 165.00
Vegetable Dumpling₱ 165.00
Machang₱ 165.00
Beef Ball₱ 165.00
Bird’s Eye Dumpling₱ 165.00
Quail Egg Siomai₱ 165.00
Beef Siomai₱ 165.00
Polonchay Dumpling₱ 165.00
Steamed Spareribs with Tausi₱ 165.00
Crispy Mango Shrimp Roll₱ 165.00
Fried Shrimp Dumpling₱ 165.00
Radish Cake₱ 165.00
Fried Spring Roll₱ 165.00
Taro Puff₱ 165.00
Fried Wonton₱ 165.00
Fried Siopao₱ 165.00
Gloria Maris Menu Items
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Gloria Maris Abalone Prices

Menu ItemsPrice
Braised Australian Abalone in Brown Sauce₱ 2,750.00
Braised Abalone with Local Sea Cucumber₱ 2,200.00
Abalone, Sea Cucumber and Black Mushroom₱ 2,200.00
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Gloria Maris Shark’s Fin Menu Prices

Menu ItemsPrice
Braised Shark’s Fin with Crabroe Soup₱ 2,420.00
Braised Shark’s Fin with Shredded Chicken Soup₱ 2,420.00
Braised Shark’s Fin with Assorted Seafood Soup₱ 2,420.00
Braised Shark’s Fin with Crabmeat Soup₱ 2,420.00
Braised Shark’s Fin in Superior Sauce₱ 1,870.00

See Also: Giligan’s Menu

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Gloria Maris Roasting Prices

Menu ItemsPrice
Roasted Peking Duck₱ 1,650.00
Suckling Pig with Seaweeds₱ 1,650.00
Soy Chicken₱ 660.00
White Chicken₱ 660.00
Shredded Duck Fruits₱ 715.00
Roasting Combination₱ 715.00
Fried Pigeon₱ 660.00
Lechon Macau₱ 550.00
Pork Asado₱ 440.00
Asado Soy Chicken Roasting Combination₱ 440.00
Lechon Macau and Asado Roasting Combination₱ 440.00
Gloria Maris Menu Greenhills
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Gloria Maris Beef Menu Prices

Menu ItemsPrice
Braised Beef Brisket with Tendon Hot Pot₱ 715.00
Beef Brisket Curry Hot Pot₱ 605.00
Chinese Style Beef Tenderloin₱ 495.00
Beef with Ampalaya₱ 495.00
Beef with Broccoli₱ 495.00
Black Pepper Beef₱ 495.00
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Gloria Maris Chicken Prices

Menu ItemsPrice
Gloria Maris Fried Chicken₱ 528.00
Cantonese Roast Chicken₱ 528.00
Chicken Lemon Sauce₱ 495.00
Hot Chicken Salad₱ 495.00
Chicken Beancurd Sauce₱ 495.00
Curry Chicken in Hot Pot₱ 495.00
Steamed Chicken with Black Mushroom and Chorizo₱ 418.00
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Gloria Maris Crispy Noodles Prices

Menu ItemsPrice
Beef Brisket with Tendon₱ 495.00
Seafood Crispy Noodle₱ 440.00
Spareribs Crispy Noodle₱ 440.00
Mixed Vegetables₱ 440.00
Assorted Meat₱ 418.00
Gloria Maris Dimsum and Short Orders
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Gloria Maris Noodles Menu Prices

Menu ItemsPrice
Sate Seafood with Sotanghon₱ 440.00
Birthday Noodles₱ 418.00
Fookien Misua₱ 418.00
Efu Noodles₱ 418.00
Fujian Noodles₱ 418.00
Pancit Canton₱ 418.00
Sautéed Seafood Noodles₱ 418.00
Local Scallop with Sotanghon₱ 418.00

⭐ Our Favorite Items at Gloria Maris Menu

Roasted Peking Duck
₱ 1,650.00
The most ceremonial dish at Gloria Maris — Peking Duck (北京烤鴨) is a Beijing imperial court dish requiring 24+ hours of preparation: the duck is inflated with air to separate the skin from the fat layer underneath, then coated in a maltose syrup glaze, air-dried for 24 hours (or longer), and roasted in a hanging oven at high heat. The air-drying step is the critical technique — it dehydrates the skin surface so that during roasting, the fat renders completely away from the skin, leaving it paper-thin and shatteringly crispy without the fat underneath weighing it down. The skin is served separately from the meat, wrapped in thin pancakes with cucumber, spring onion, and hoisin sauce. At ₱1,650, the most theatrical and most historically significant dish on the Gloria Maris menu.
Siao Long Pao
₱ 165.00
The most technically demanding dim sum at Gloria Maris — Xiao Long Bao (小籠包) contains both meat filling and hot liquid soup inside a thin skin. The soup is not injected — it forms from pork gelatin (aspic) mixed into the filling that is solid at room temperature but melts into liquid once the dumpling is steamed. The correct eating technique: lift with chopsticks, place in a spoon, bite a small hole in the top, sip the soup, then eat the rest. The skin must be thin enough to see through slightly but strong enough not to break during lifting — the most demanding wrapper in all of Chinese dim sum. At ₱165, the most technically impressive item in the Gloria Maris dim sum section.
Patatim with Mantao
₱ 880.00
The most Filipino-Chinese dish at Gloria Maris — Patatim is braised pork knuckle (pata = leg) slow-cooked in soy sauce, oyster sauce, star anise, and sugar until the skin becomes gelatinous and the meat falls off the bone. It is a Filipino adaptation of the Cantonese dong po rou (東坡肉) braised pork belly technique named after Song Dynasty poet Su Dongpo. The mantao (steamed buns) served alongside are for dipping into the dark, intensely savory braising sauce — the plain steamed bun soaks up the sauce and balances the richness of the gelatinous pork skin. The collagen in the pork knuckle skin breaks down during the long braise into gelatin, giving the sauce and skin a sticky, lip-coating richness that is the defining texture of properly made patatim.
Braised Australian Abalone in Brown Sauce
₱ 2,750.00
The most prestigious item on the Gloria Maris menu — Abalone (鮑魚, bàoyú) is a large sea snail harvested from cold Pacific waters, considered the most prized luxury ingredient in Cantonese cuisine. Australian abalone is the premium variety — larger, more tender, and more intensely flavored than local equivalents. The “braised in brown sauce” preparation is the classic Chinese luxury technique: the abalone is braised for hours in a master stock enriched with oyster sauce, soy, and abalone liquid, absorbing flavor while its natural umami concentrates. The texture of properly braised abalone is firm but yielding — not rubbery, not soft — a specific textural benchmark that Chinese chefs use to evaluate both the quality of the abalone and the skill of the preparation. At ₱2,750, the most expensive and most culturally significant order at Gloria Maris.
Yangchow Fried Rice
₱ 418.00
The most globally recognized Chinese fried rice — Yangchow (Yangzhou) Fried Rice originated in Yangzhou city, Jiangsu province, and became the international standard for Chinese restaurant fried rice. The key components: egg, char siu (BBQ pork), shrimp, green peas, and spring onions — each ingredient wok-fried separately at extremely high heat (wok hei = “breath of the wok”) before being combined. Wok hei is the smoky, slightly charred flavor produced only by a seasoned wok over a high-BTU commercial flame — the rapid caramelization of the rice grains and the slight charring of the egg creates the flavor that cannot be replicated on a home stovetop. At Gloria Maris, the Yangchow Fried Rice is the most reliable and most complete rice order, and the benchmark to order alongside any seafood or meat main.
Birthday Noodles
₱ 418.00
The most culturally meaningful dish at Gloria Maris — Birthday Noodles (寿面, shòumiàn = longevity noodles) are long, uncut noodles served at Chinese birthday celebrations. The noodles must not be cut during cooking, serving, or eating — cutting the noodles is believed to cut short one’s lifespan in Chinese cultural tradition. The longer the noodle strand, the longer the life it symbolizes. At Gloria Maris, Birthday Noodles are a practical cultural service: Filipino-Chinese families celebrating birthdays at the restaurant order this dish as part of the celebration meal, connecting the Chinese longevity tradition with the Filipino birthday gathering format. The dish itself is typically braised noodles in a savory sauce — but the cultural weight of the item is far greater than its flavor alone. The most socially significant noodle order at any Filipino-Chinese restaurant.
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Is Gloria Maris Philippines Halal?

No — Gloria Maris Philippines is not Halal Certified. The menu includes pork items (Patatim, Spareribs, Pork Asado, Shanghai Roll, Tong Po Pork, dim sum with pork fillings) and lard may be used in some preparations. Muslim diners are advised accordingly.

About Gloria Maris Philippines

Gloria Maris is one of the Philippines’ most established and most respected Chinese restaurants — a Cantonese dining institution that has served Filipino-Chinese families for decades. The Greenhills branch is the most well-known location, positioned in the heart of San Juan’s Chinese commercial district where Gloria Maris has been a cornerstone of Filipino-Chinese fine dining culture since its founding.

The restaurant’s identity is built on authentic Cantonese cuisine — a regional tradition from Guangdong province in southern China that values fresh seafood, subtle seasoning, and precise cooking techniques over the bolder spice profiles of Sichuan or Hunan cooking. Gloria Maris’s menu reflects the Cantonese emphasis on ingredient quality: Australian abalone braised in brown sauce (₱2,750), whole Peking Duck (₱1,650), Shark’s Fin soup (₱1,870–₱2,420), and 24 varieties of freshly made dim sum served in the traditional yum cha format.

For Filipino-Chinese families, Gloria Maris represents the formal end of the Chinese restaurant spectrum — the destination for milestone celebrations, Chinese New Year banquets, birthday dinners (where Birthday Noodles are ordered), and business gatherings where the luxury items (Abalone, Peking Duck, Shark’s Fin) are ordered as expressions of hospitality and respect for guests. The Fookien (Fujian) style items on the menu directly reference the ancestral heritage of most Filipino-Chinese families whose forebears emigrated from Fujian province.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Gloria Maris is most famous for authentic Cantonese Chinese cuisine: Roasted Peking Duck (₱1,650), Dim Sum (24 varieties at ₱165–₱198), Patatim with Mantao (₱880), Braised Australian Abalone (₱2,750), Shark’s Fin Soup (₱1,870–₱2,420), Yangchow Fried Rice (₱418), Birthday Noodles (₱418). Not Halal Certified. Flagship branch in Greenhills, San Juan.
All dim sum items are ₱165 (Jumbo Pao ₱198). Key items: Siao Long Pao = Shanghai soup dumplings with liquid soup inside formed from melted pork gelatin. Hakaw = translucent steamed shrimp dumpling, the benchmark of Cantonese dim sum quality. Machang = glutinous rice wrapped in bamboo leaves (a festival food). Radish Cake = turnip cake (chai tow kway), pan-fried rice cake with turnip. Chicken Feet = braised in black bean sauce — the most distinctly Cantonese dim sum. Taro Puff = deep-fried honeycomb pastry shell filled with pork.
Abalone (鮑魚) is a large sea snail considered the most prestigious luxury ingredient in Cantonese cuisine. Australian Abalone (₱2,750) is the premium variety — braised in brown sauce for hours until the natural umami concentrates. Also available: Braised Abalone with Local Sea Cucumber (₱2,200) and Abalone with Sea Cucumber and Black Mushroom (₱2,200). Abalone is traditionally ordered at major celebrations — Chinese New Year, milestone birthdays, and business banquets. Sea cucumber (haishen) paired with abalone doubles the luxury quotient of the dish.
Birthday Noodles (₱418) are longevity noodles (寿面) — long, uncut noodles served at Chinese birthday celebrations. The noodles must not be cut during cooking, serving, or eating, as cutting them is believed to shorten one’s lifespan in Chinese cultural tradition. Ordered specifically on birthdays as part of the celebration meal. Gloria Maris also offers Fookien Misua (₱418) — thin wheat noodles in the Fujian tradition, also associated with birthday celebrations in Filipino-Chinese culture.
Patatim with Mantao (₱880) is braised pork knuckle slow-cooked in soy sauce, oyster sauce, and star anise until the skin becomes gelatinous and the meat falls off the bone. A Filipino-Chinese adaptation of the Cantonese dong po rou braising technique. Mantao (steamed buns) are served alongside for dipping into the dark braising sauce. The collagen in the pork knuckle breaks down into gelatin during the long braise, producing the signature sticky, lip-coating sauce texture. One of the most ordered non-seafood dishes at Gloria Maris for family-style dining.
Gloria Maris’ most well-known branch is in Greenhills, San Juan — the heart of Metro Manila’s Filipino-Chinese commercial and dining district. For current branch addresses, operating hours, and reservations, visit their official Facebook page at facebook.com/OfficialGloriaMarisGH. Reservations are recommended for group dinners, especially when ordering Peking Duck or Abalone (which may require advance notice). Not Halal Certified.

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