Boodle fight dining isn’t just a meal—it’s a Filipino tradition that brings people together in community and joy. It is originally from the Filipino military, where soldiers would gather around a long table covered with banana leaves and eat with their hands. Over the years, boodle fights have become a popular way to enjoy food in the Philippines. This style of eating symbolizes unity and equality, breaking down barriers and fostering togetherness. Additionally, a boodle fight is lively and fun, encouraging diners to connect over a shared love of food and the vibrant culture it represents. If you’re craving authentic Filipino flavors and a unique dining experience, Go Grill in Pasig is the place to be. Specializing in traditional grilling and the iconic boodle-fight style of dining, Go Grill offers an immersive culinary experience that brings together friends, family, and the rich cultural heritage of the Philippines.
They source the freshest local ingredients and preserve traditional cooking techniques. Go Grill’s menu offers a delectable selection of grilled seafood and meats that will excite your taste buds. Whether you’re craving melt-in-your-mouth salmon belly, smoky tuna, or savory pompano, they got them all! These dishes show the essence of traditional Filipino barbecue. Filipinos love grilled foods for their rich, smoky flavor and how they highlight the natural taste of fresh ingredients. These are also typically paired with toyomansi, a tangy dipping sauce made from soy sauce and calamansi (lime). Furthermore, grilling and boodle-fight for us Pinoys is a popular activity during family gatherings. Including summer outings at the beach and festive occasions, as it brings people together over a shared meal.
Go Grill’s Offerings
Go Grill offers a variety of bundle options to cater to different group sizes, making it the perfect place for gatherings. For smaller groups of 4-6 people, bundles range from PHP 1,399 to PHP 1,599. Offering a generous selection of grilled specialties. For larger groups of 10-16 people, there are also bundles that range from PHP 3,995 to PHP 6,400. Enough to provide ample grilled food to satisfy everyone’s appetite. These bundles are best to accommodate different budgets, ensuring that everyone can enjoy a delicious and affordable meal. As someone from a province where bodies of water are within reach of our abode, grilled seafood tastes like home to me. The sight and also the smell of fresh fish sizzling on the grill instantly bring back memories of simpler times with family and friends. Additional points to the fishes’ freshness!!
I recall catching fish from the sea or river and cooking it right away, which captures the essence of the day’s catch. The smoky, char-grilled aroma combined with the fresh flavors feels like a comforting connection to my roots and coastal living. At Go Grill, their perfectly grilled seafood is a nostalgic reminder of those cherished moments and the taste of home. It is also located on Luis St, Brgy San Miguel, Pasig behind East Raya Gardens. Within the Mercedes Ave, next to The Main Park. The restaurant can accommodate up to approximately 25 diners. Perfect for an intimate and comfortable environment that is perfect for enjoying a meal with loved ones. They are open every day from 10 AM to 8 PM. Go Grill offers a welcoming space where diners can relax, enjoy great food, and create lasting memories.
Recommendation
If you’re looking for similar places to go, you should check out:
- Pasig City Food Trip; Trying Filipino and International Dishes!
- Kubo Grill by Gillid’s; Getting hands dirty at delicious Boodle Fight!
- Villa Escudero; Bamboo Rafting, Waterfalls Boodle Fight, and more!
How to get there?
Via MRT
- Board the MRT Line 3 and alight at the Ortigas Station.
- From Ortigas Station, take a jeepney or bus heading to Pasig.
- Alight at a stop near Mercedes Avenue.
- Walk towards Luis Street from Mercedes Avenue.
- Go Grill is on Luis Street, behind East Raya Gardens and next to The Main Park.
