Christmas in the Philippines means parties everywhere: office Christmas parties, family reunions, barkada get-togethers, and school celebrations. Feeding a crowd like that takes planning, and Greenwich is a natural pick because its pizzas, pastas, chicken and rice meals are built for sharing. This guide looks at how to put together a Greenwich Christmas party spread in 2026, from the first pizza to the last slice, without overspending or running short.

Start with the headcount, then work backwards. A regular Overload pizza, which starts at around ₱179, feeds two to three people, so a party of twelve needs about four to five regular pizzas if pizza is the main dish. Add one creamy pasta and a chicken platter or a few solo chicken-and-rice meals for variety, and you have a spread that covers different tastes without ordering three of everything. For a bigger office party of twenty or more, go for party-size pizzas and two pastas, and let the drinks and desserts come from a separate budget.

December is the busiest month for Greenwich branches, so order early. If the party is on a weekend or close to Christmas Day, place the order a day ahead or first thing in the morning, and confirm the delivery time, the delivery fee, and the exact total before you hang up. Have the payment ready — cash with exact change or an e-wallet if the branch accepts it — and keep your phone nearby in case the rider calls for directions. A little planning here is what keeps the food hot and the party on schedule.

Greenwich Menu Philippines (greenwichmenu.ph) is your go-to guide to Greenwich's menu prices in the Philippines. From Overload pizzas and creamy pastas to crispy chicken, rice meals, sides, drinks and sharing bundles, we track publicly listed prices so you always know what your favorites cost before you order for the holidays. Check the current prices and build your party order at https://greenwichmenu.ph — updated for 2026.