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Fresh Meals Everyday

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Hands holding a Joel's Place rice bowl meal next to two plates of Joel's Place chicken and pasta dishes, a glass of water, and dip, on top of a striped tablecloth.
Freshly baked Filipino favorites for your next order

Local Flavors at Joel's Plce

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Embrace the day ahead with a bold cup of coffee

Daily Morning Fix

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Know Your Coffee
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FILIPINO FAVORITES

Timeless Local Classics
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Spanish Bread
Spanish Bread
Regular price ₱45.00
Chicken Pastel Pot Pie
Chicken Pastel Pot Pie
Regular price ₱250.00
Chicken Macaroni Salad
Chicken Macaroni Salad
Regular price ₱149.00
Pan De Coco
Pan De Coco
Regular price ₱45.00
Pork Adobo Cronada
Pork Adobo Cronada
Regular price ₱75.00
Chef Joy's Adobowl
Chef Joy's Adobowl
Regular price ₱375.00

SHOP GUIDES

Our Guides to the Best of Joel's Place
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SHOPPING GUIDE

Art of Fish Curing: Methods, Flavors, and Ways to Eat

Discover popular fish curing methods and their flavors like savory tuyo, smoky tinapa, and tangy kinilaw.
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SHOPPING GUIDE

Filipino Breads: The Heart of Local Bakeries

What does a local bakery offer? Discover the history of bread in the Philippines and the beloved classic breads we have today.
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SHOPPING GUIDE

Proudly Filipino Products at Joel's Place

Kick off your discovery with our guide on world-class, locally made products and how they’re inextricably woven with Filipino culture.

MEET

Offers and Events In-Store
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IN-STORE SERVICE

Visit Our Bakery Window

Our convenient to-go windows open from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. at both our Proscenium and Glorietta 4 stores.
Glorietta 4 Is Now on Grab
NEW IN-STORE

Glorietta 4 Is Now on Grab

Your ready-to-eat favorites are now on GrabFood! Order today and have your top menu picks delivered straight to your door.
Call Ahead and Reserve a Table
IN-STORE NEWS

Call Ahead and Reserve a Table

Enjoy your Joel’s Place favorites sans the hassle of looking for a table by reserving ahead by phone. Available in both stores.
Glorietta 4 Click and Collect
IN-STORE SERVICE

Glorietta 4 Click and Collect

We’re bringing all your ready-to-eat favorites online with Click and Collect! Pick up your order in-store or curbside at Glorietta 4.

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JOEL'S JOURNAL: Where Food Meets Culture
ESSAY

Lechon, Adobo, and the Taste of Home

Among the staples that grace Filipino tables, pork reigns supreme. Its significance in the local cuisine can be traced back centuries, entwined with rituals, celebrations, and everyday meals. 
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ESSAY

The City Wakes Up

We rarely see the bakers who rise before dawn or the taho vendors preparing under the pre-dawn sky, but their echoing calls remind everyone that a new day is here.
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Joel's Place in the Spotlight
PhilStar LifeVicky Veloso-Barrera 

All I can say is if Joel’s Place was an extension of my kitchen, I might never leave home, not with all these delightful ingredients […] to cook with.

Lifestyle Asia Pepper Teehankee 

Grab a gourmet meal on the go, where convenience meets quality!

Spot.phPatricia Baes

[T]heir range of specialty grocery finds is hard to beat, and their grab-and-go items make daily lunch decisions a breeze.

Daily Tribune Luis Espiritu

Serving all that is good in food right in the heart of Makati.

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Our Story, Our Stores.

Find out what drives us to deliver unique experiences everyday at Joel's Place