Lunch is the meal most people rush, so Greenwich works well for it: the food comes fast, the portions are filling, and a solo order does not cost much more than a packed lunch. A chicken-and-rice plate, a solo pasta or a Pizzawrap all land on the table in minutes, which matters when the break is only an hour. This guide looks at the Greenwich lunch options in the Philippines and what they cost in 2026.

For one person eating alone, the chicken-and-rice meal is the most complete lunch: crispy chicken, rice and a drink in one plate, with no sharing or splitting needed. Solo spaghetti is another cheap hot option, and a Pizzawrap is the lightest of the three — a soft tortilla wrapped around cheese, sauce and ham or pepperoni, easy to eat at a desk or on the way back to class. Adding potato wedges turns any of them into a fuller meal.

Lunch with coworkers or classmates changes the order. One regular Overload pizza, starting at around ₱179, feeds two to three people, so two coworkers can split it and each pay less than a solo order. A family-sized tray of spaghetti or lasagna beside it covers a small group, and a shared drink pitcher is cheaper per head than a glass each. Ordering together also means one delivery fee instead of three.

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. Check the lunch prices and the latest menu at https://greenwichmenu.ph — updated for 2026.