Cafe 4 Menu
Shyam Nagar Swaraj Dweep (Havelock, Island, Andaman and Nicobar Islands 744211, IndiaRestaurant $10 to $20
7 dishes across 5 sections · $10 to $20 · Filipino Restaurant
Prices transcribed from the printed menu, last checked
Kare-Kare CA$25.00
A stew made of tender pieces of beef and simmered in a rich and savoury peanut sauce. Served with eggplant, bok choy, long beans, banana blossom and shrimp paste.
Beef Bopis CA$25.00
Beef Caldereta CA$25.00
A stew of beef simmered to perfect tenderness in mildly spicy tomato sauce, accompanied with carrots, potatoes and olives, topped with grated cheese
Beef Steak CA$25.00
A classic dish of thinly sliced beef braised in a mixture of lemon juice, soy sauce, topped with a raw red onion rings, creating a delicious medley of salty, tangy and savoury flavours
Fried Tilapia CA$16.99
Crispy fried tilapia served with a spicy vinegar dip
Marinated Boneless Bangus Belly CA$19.99
Crispy belly milkfish , marinated in a mixture of vinegar, garlic, peppercorn and deep fried to perfection. Served with a small portion of mango-onion salsa
Inihaw Na Tilapia CA$19.99
Grilled tilapia serve with chilli soy sauce on the side
Marinated Boneless Bangus CA$19.99
Milkfish marinated in a mixture of vinegar, garlic, peppercorn and deep fried to perfection. Served with a small portion of mango-onion salsa
Puso Ng Saging CA$20.80
A filipino version of a salad, Banana blossom cooked with vinegar and top up with dried anchovy
Pinakbet CA$20.80
A traditional Filipino vegetable dish of squash, bitter melon, eggplant, okra, long bean, flavoured with shrimp paste
Okoy CA$6.99
Deep fried vegetable mix of papaya and cassava with a shrimp , served with spicy vinegar dipping sauce
Diningding CA$20.80
A traditional Filipino vegetable dish of squash, bitter melon, eggplant, okra, long bean, flavoured with boneless fish sauce and fish flakes..
Spring Rolls Vegetable (10pcs) CA$11.70
Deep fried bite-sized spring rolls with julienned mixed vegetables served with a spicy vinegar dip
Pork Tail Estofado CA$19.50
Pork tail stew that speaks to Filipinos’ love for bold flavors. With an assortment of ingredients with varying tastes, this dish combines the chewy, fatty pork we love with vinegar, soy sauce, and caramelized sugar
Bicol Express CA$19.50
A spicy Filipino stew of bite-sized pork pieces with coconut cream, chili and shrimp paste
Tokwa't Baboy CA$23.40
Tokwat baboy mean “ tofu and pork” Dish composed of pork (either or both pig’s ears and pork belly usually) and fried tofu, and the sauce that made of vinegar and soy sauce gives life to this dish
Sisig CA$23.40
A tangy, savoury combination of finely chopped grilled pork mask, pork ears, grilled chicken liver and seasoned with lemon, onions and chili
Lechon Paksiw CA$19.50
Lechon Paksiw is a Filipino pork dish made of roast pig which is known as “Lechon” cooked with vinegar, lots of garlic and special lechon sauce
Lumpiang Shanghai 10 Pcs CA$11.70
Deep fried crunchy spring rolls made with seasoned ground pork served with a sweet chili dip
Binagoongan CA$19.50
A hearty bold flavoured dish of pork belly stewed in tomatoes and shrimp paste
Crispy Pata CA$18.75
Deep fried pork hock, crunchy on the outside, tender on the inside and served with a dip of vinegar, chopped chili & onions and a side of atsara (pickled papaya)
Igado CA$19.50
A stew made of pork tenderloin and liver strips, beef lungs, braised in a tangy and savoury soy sauce-vinegar mix and blended with spices
Dinuguan CA$19.50
A savoury stew of pork blood and meat simmered in a rich, spicy gravy of vinegar and chili
Dinakdakan CA$23.40
Grilled sliced pork mixed with chopped onions and chili.
Pork BBQ / Skewer CA$4.99
Savoury, sweet, bold and smoky thinly sliced pork, skewered and grilled to perfection
Pork Adobo CA$19.50
A Spanish-influenced pork dish stewed in soy sauce, vinegar, garlic and peppercorns
Imbotido CA$13.99
Filipino meatloaf , well known dish for the holidays. Ground pork, carrots, raisin, egg and spices to taste. A steamed dish then fried to perfection. Serve with banana catsup
Lechon Kawali CA$19.99
Golden, crispy deep-fried slices of seasoned pork belly . Served with lechon sauce or vinegar dip
Pork Giniling With Quail Eggs CA$19.50
The ultimate comport food of stewed ground pork, tomato sauce, carrots and potatoes
Menudo CA$19.50
A tomato-based pork stew with carrots, potatoes and raisins
Chicken Inasal CA$7.80
Grilled chicken leg marinated for hours in lemon grass, soy sauce and lemon
Fried Chicken Wings (8 Pcs) CA$15.99
Crispy fried chicken wings
Chicken Afritada CA$19.50
A popular chicken dish cooked in rich savoury tomato-based sauce with tomatoes, carrots, red and green bell pepper
Spaghetti CA$19.50
Filipino Spaghetti, this version of spaghetti requires the use of sugar, hotdogs, and banana ketchup
Garlic Fried Rice CA$5.20
“Sinangag” as we all call it in Filipino. Fried Garlic white rice
Steam Rice CA$5.20
White steamed rice
Pancit Bihon/Canton CA$19.50
Sautéed thin rice noodles and egg noodles with mixed vegetables and chicken pieces
Pancit Sotanghon CA$19.50
Sautéed vermicelli noodles with mixed vegetables and chicken pieces
Palabok CA$19.50
Thick rice noodles with shrimp gravy, topped with shrimps, crushed crunchy pork rinds and sliced boiled egg
Bilo-Bilo CA$13.73
Filipino dessert made of small glutinous balls in coconut milk and sugar with jackfruit, Saba banana, sweet potato, taro, and tapioca pearl.
Kakanin Mix CA$12.50
Rice cake, glutinous rice cake and cassava cake
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If you’re on the lookout for a cozy spot that brings a taste of the Philippines right to North York, Pampangueña Restaurant at 3776 Bathurst St is definitely worth checking out. From the moment you step inside, you’ll notice it’s got that warm, inviting Filipino restaurant vibe that makes you feel at home instantly. Whether you’re popping in for a quick bite during your lunch break or planning to linger over small plates with friends, Pampangueña has you covered. The menu is designed for sharing and snacking, making it easy to sample a variety of traditional Filipino flavors without committing to a full meal.
One of the coolest things about Pampangueña is how flexible they are with service. You can choose to dine in and enjoy the casual, friendly atmosphere, or if you’re short on time, curbside pickup and takeout make grabbing your favorite dishes a breeze. Even though they don’t offer delivery, the combination of on-site dining and quick pick-up options ensures you can enjoy Filipino comfort food exactly the way you want. The staff is known for being approachable and attentive, adding to the relaxed, homey feel of the restaurant.
The location itself is super convenient, tucked into the heart of North York. It’s easy to spot and accessible, which makes it a great choice whether you live nearby or are just passing through. What’s neat about Pampangueña is that it’s not just about eating-it’s about experiencing a small slice of Filipino culture. The casual setting encourages conversations, laughter, and sharing plates, which is kind of the essence of Filipino dining.
If you’re new to Filipino cuisine, Pampangueña makes it simple to dive in without feeling overwhelmed. From savory, rich dishes to lighter bites, the variety ensures there’s something for every taste. The overall vibe is casual yet lively, perfect for a midweek treat or a weekend hangout with friends. It’s the kind of place where you can pop in, enjoy authentic flavors, and leave feeling genuinely satisfied, knowing you’ve had a little culinary adventure right in North York.
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