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Amber Menu with Prices 2025: What’s New

Amber Menu with Prices 2025: What’s New

By: Cawayan Espejo
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 This episode takes a closer look at the 2025 menu lineup from Amber Golden Chain of Restaurants, a familiar name for many when it comes to Filipino gatherings. We talk about how some of their long-standing dishes like Pancit Malabon, Pork BBQ, and Pichi-Pichi continue to be part of the regular spread, and how subtle changes in portions or pricing might influence your next order. Over the years, Amber has maintained a reputation for consistency and value, especially when catering for family events or office occasions. As part of preparing this episode, we reviewed different sources to compare current offerings. One particularly helpful resource was the updated Ambir menu, which outlines items, serving sizes, and prices in a clear, no-fuss format. We also discuss how these types of menus reflect broader food trends in the Philippines—like the steady demand for traditional dishes and how restaurants adjust portion options or packaging to meet different needs. Whether you’ve ordered from Amber recently or are just revisiting it after a while, this episode offers a practical overview of what’s on the table in 2025.Copyright Cawayan Espejo Art Cooking Food & Wine
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    May 6 2025
    In this episode, we take a look at Amber Golden Chain of Restaurants' updated 2025 menu. From classic dishes like Pancit Malabon and Pichi-Pichi to their well-known group trays, we talk through what's remained consistent and what's changed. Whether you're planning a gathering or just curious about portion sizes and pricing updates, this episode breaks it down. For reference, we also browsed the Ambir menu to get a clearer view of the latest offerings. It helped us understand how the menu has evolved and what regular customers can expect this year.
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