The people's table / 001
What Is a Boodle Fight?
No rank. No courses.
Just a whole table eating side by side.
02 / The origin story
From the mess hall to the main event.
Filipino food to fight over, quite literally. A boodle fight is a celebratory Filipino feast laid out for everyone at the table to share—traditionally arranged over banana leaves with rice, grilled meats, seafood, vegetables and classic favourites.
How to join the fight
01
Wash up
Clean hands. Sleeves up. Politics left at the door.
02
Lean in
Rice in the middle, grilled food around it. Build your perfect bite.
03
Pass it on
Share the dishes, sauces and last piece without starting a coup.
03 / The feast
Boodle Fight and Kamayan
The boodle fight is closely linked to kamayan—the Filipino tradition of eating with your hands. At our restaurant, guests are welcome to join in, but cutlery is always available and nobody should feel pressured either way.
04 / The feast
A Communal Celebration
Boodle fights are informal, abundant and ideal for birthdays, family gatherings and groups. The table becomes one shared spread rather than individual plates—a style of dining built on generosity and togetherness.
05 / The feast
What to Expect
Expect a generous spread, a lively table and staff guidance on how the feast is served. We will confirm allergens, adaptations and any deposit or cancellation terms before you book.
Eating by hand is invited. Not required.
Kamayan is part of the tradition. Cutlery is always available. Clear guidance, clean hands and zero pressure — that is the house policy.
Book a Boodle Fight
Gather your group and let us lay on the feast.