Adobo House Menu Prices in Abu Dhabi: Dishes, Combos and What Is Included

Adobo House’s listed menu prices include Bilo Bilo at AED 10, Tapsilog at AED 15 and Lomi Overload at AED 22. Named combinations include Pancit Malabon with Chicken BBQ at AED 19 and Lomi Overload with Iced Tea at AED 27. The useful comparison is not simply which number is lowest: it is what each menu entry names for that price.

This guide brings together the prices listed on the Adobo House homepage, explains the differences between individual dishes and combinations, and shows how to add up a proposed order. All amounts are in UAE dirhams. Prices and promotions can change, so check the live homepage menu before ordering.

Start with the price that matches your order

Use these three starting points to read the menu without confusing a dish price with the cost of a larger order:

• For an individual dish: use the price beside its exact name, such as Tapsilog at AED 15.
• For a named combination: use the full combination price, such as Tapsilog with Halo-Halo at AED 27, rather than adding the Tapsilog price again.
• For several separate selections: add each chosen entry once. Two dishes at AED 15 each give a listed-item subtotal of AED 30.

If you already know your preferred dish, start with that exact entry on the homepage menu. This is especially helpful when the same dish appears both on its own and in a combination.

Adobo House dishes and combo prices

The table below separates individual menu entries from named combinations. Its inclusion column follows the menu names: it does not imply extra sides, sauces, drinks or particular serving sizes.

Menu itemListed priceWhat the entry names Special TuronAED 15Special Turon Lomi OverloadAED 22Lomi Overload Hot Halo-HaloAED 15Hot Halo-Halo TapsilogAED 15Tapsilog Bilo BiloAED 10Bilo Bilo Fried Chicken SkinAED 11Fried Chicken Skin Isaw with Iced TeaAED 16Isaw and iced tea Tapsilog with Halo-HaloAED 27Tapsilog and Halo-Halo Chicken Skin with Iced TeaAED 17Chicken Skin and iced tea Chicken Shanghai with Avocado Shake largeAED 22Chicken Shanghai and a large avocado shake Pancit Malabon with Chicken BBQAED 19Pancit Malabon and Chicken BBQ Lomi Overload with Iced TeaAED 27Lomi Overload and iced tea

Among these entries, Bilo Bilo has the lowest listed price at AED 10. Tapsilog with Halo-Halo and Lomi Overload with Iced Tea are each AED 27. That describes this selection of menu entries, not an average spend per person or the price range of every possible order.

What the price differences actually tell you

Lomi Overload: AED 22 compared with AED 27

Lomi Overload is listed at AED 22, while Lomi Overload with Iced Tea is AED 27. The difference between the two entries is AED 5. For someone deciding between these exact options, that is the additional listed amount for choosing the combination that names iced tea.

Choose the AED 27 entry when you want that named pairing. Use the AED 22 entry as your starting point when you want Lomi Overload without selecting the iced-tea combination. The difference does not establish an independent iced-tea price or prove a discount against buying the components separately.

Tapsilog: AED 15 compared with AED 27

Tapsilog is AED 15, and Tapsilog with Halo-Halo is AED 27, a difference of AED 12. This comparison is useful if Halo-Halo is part of the order you want. If your intention is simply to order Tapsilog, the AED 15 entry is the relevant starting price.

Keep the names distinct: the separate AED 15 item is Hot Halo-Halo, whereas the combination says Halo-Halo. Do not treat those as interchangeable versions when calculating savings. Different names are a reason to clarify the item, not a basis for assuming identical contents or size.

Chicken Skin: similar wording is not a portion comparison

Fried Chicken Skin is listed at AED 11, while Chicken Skin with Iced Tea is AED 17. The numerical gap is AED 6, but the entries use different wording. That gap alone does not tell you whether the food portions match or what iced tea would cost separately.

For budgeting, the useful fact is straightforward: the named iced-tea combination is AED 17. For a quantity comparison, use the current item description rather than assuming that every combination reproduces the standalone dish exactly.

Equal prices can cover different orders

Two entries priced at AED 22 illustrate why a price list needs an inclusion column. Lomi Overload names one dish. Chicken Shanghai with Avocado Shake large names Chicken Shanghai and a large avocado shake. The equal price does not mean equal quantities, equivalent ingredients or the same kind of eating experience.

Likewise, Pancit Malabon with Chicken BBQ at AED 19 names two food components, while Isaw with Iced Tea at AED 16 names a food-and-drink pairing. A combination does not automatically mean a drink is included: read what follows “with.”

Choose the entry whose named components match your intended order. Avoid choosing solely by the number of components if portion size matters to you, because a count of menu names is not a measure of how much food you will receive.

How to read sizes, extras and inclusions

In Chicken Shanghai with Avocado Shake large, the size description belongs to the avocado shake. It should not be extended to the Chicken Shanghai portion. Similarly, “Overload” is part of the Lomi menu name; it is not a stated serving weight or a promise that the dish feeds a particular number of people.

For any entry, separate what is named from what you would like to add. Special Turon at AED 15 is one menu selection. Ordering Bilo Bilo alongside it adds another AED 10 selection. That creates your own two-item order, not a newly advertised restaurant combo.

If a detail will change your choice—such as a food quantity, a drink size not stated in the name or an ingredient relevant to a dietary need—clarify that specific detail before committing. The price itself cannot answer those questions.

Worked ordering examples

These illustrative examples use the listed prices above and assume one of each named entry. They show item subtotals, not special offers, serving recommendations or guaranteed final bills.

Example 1: comparing two Lomi-based orders

Suppose you want Lomi Overload and Special Turon. Ordering the individual Lomi entry gives this calculation:

• Lomi Overload: AED 22
• Special Turon: AED 15
• Listed-item subtotal: AED 37

If you instead choose Lomi Overload with Iced Tea at AED 27, keeping Special Turon at AED 15, the subtotal becomes AED 42. The AED 5 change comes from replacing the individual Lomi entry with its named iced-tea combination. Do not count both Lomi entries unless you actually want to order both.

Example 2: planning against an AED 40 item budget

Suppose your selected-item budget is AED 40 and you choose Pancit Malabon with Chicken BBQ at AED 19 plus Bilo Bilo at AED 10. The subtotal is AED 29, leaving AED 11 within that planning budget.

Adding Fried Chicken Skin at AED 11 brings the listed-item subtotal to exactly AED 40. This is arithmetic for three selections, not a statement that they form a set menu or suit a particular group size. A budget used entirely by item prices also leaves no room for any additional amount shown at order confirmation.

Example 3: adding two named combinations

One Tapsilog with Halo-Halo at AED 27 and one Chicken Shanghai with Avocado Shake large at AED 22 produce a listed-item subtotal of AED 49. Each combination is counted once. You would not add another Tapsilog price or a separate shake price for the components already named in those entries.

From menu subtotal to your confirmed order

A listed price answers “What does this menu entry cost?” A subtotal answers “What do these selected entries add up to?” Neither should be described as a typical per-person spend without knowing the actual order and how it will be shared.

Before confirming, match the order summary to the exact names and quantities you selected. Keep any separately displayed charges or adjustments separate from the dish arithmetic, and use the displayed final total for your payment decision. Do not assume that an old promotion applies to a new order or that a combination guarantees a saving.

Frequently asked questions

Does every combo include iced tea?

No. Iced tea is named in the Isaw, Chicken Skin and Lomi Overload combinations shown here. Other entries name different pairings, including Halo-Halo, an avocado shake or Chicken BBQ.

Are the combinations automatically cheaper than separate items?

A combination price alone does not establish savings. A like-for-like savings calculation needs separate prices for the same components and matching sizes. The comparisons above show differences between listed entries, not claimed discounts.

Can I use these prices to work out a group budget?

Yes, as an item-price worksheet: multiply each selected entry by its quantity, then add the results. Do not use the subtotal to infer how many people the order will feed. Resolve quantity needs separately.

Where is Adobo House’s contact location?

The contact location is Mazyad Mall, Musaffah, Abu Dhabi. Use that location when checking details for your planned order or visit.

Check your exact selections on the live menu

Open the menu on the Adobo House homepage with your intended item names, quantities and budget in mind. Compare those selections with the live prices, read the named inclusions and confirm the order total before committing. That gives you a concrete answer to the important question: what will the dishes and combinations you actually want cost?