Foodpanda delivers Bacolod’s ultimate MassKara feast right to your doorstep

BACOLOD CITY, Philippines—As the MassKara Festival transforms Bacolod into a vibrant celebration of music, colorful masks, and street dances, foodpanda is stepping up to make the festivities even more delicious. Whether locals are hosting street parties or visitors are looking to skip the dense festival crowds and long lines, foodpanda serves as Bacolod’s ultimate culinary companion, delivering authentic flavors of the City of Smiles straight to home, hotel or wherever the celebration leads.
Through Panda Plates, foodpanda’s storytelling campaign, the platform shines a spotlight on the homegrown food heroes that give the City of Smiles its unique culinary identity.
“MassKara brings people together, and it’s also an opportunity for local businesses to reach new customers,” said Patricia Jacinto, Director for Growth and Marketing at foodpanda Philippines. “For many homegrown restaurants, being discovered by someone who hasn’t tried their food before can be an important step toward growing their business. We want to help more Bacolod food businesses turn that discovery into lasting customer relationships, long after the festival ends.”
Bacolod’s Savory Mains & Heritage Kitchens
No MassKara celebration is complete without charcoal-grilled chicken inasal. At Ribshack, diners can enjoy this local staple alongside tender Spare Ribs and signature barbecue favorites at everyday prices.
For deeply satisfying comfort food, Pat-Pat’s Kansi House serves up signature kansi—a simmered beef shank and bone marrow soup made sour with local batwan fruit—as well as a sizzling, gravy-topped version served on a hot plate.
Rounding out the savory lineup, Mom Rose brings its signature spicy lechon manok, grilled liempo, and barbecue skewers to the table, while Apollo Restaurant serves generations-old Filipino-Chinese favorites, including Lumpia Shanghai, Pancit Canton, and Patatim.
Afternoon Breaks & Sweet Finishes
For a refreshing break between festival activities, Got Tea? Milk Tea offers popular creations like Oreo Crème Brûlée, Cheesecake & Pearl, and RSC Wintermelon Tea alongside easy bites.
For dessert or pasalubong, Merzci Bread and Pastries delivers Bacolod’s beloved napoleones—a flaky, custard-filled pastry topped with sweet sugar glaze—alongside freshly baked breads and regional delicacies.
Up to 60% Off MassKara Deals
Bacolodnons and visitors can enjoy up to 60% off bestsellers from participating restaurants through the foodpanda app this MassKara Festival.
Participating brands include Got Tea? Crafted Milk Tea, Mr. Kokio, Leylam Shawarma, Apollo Restaurant, Nestor Eatery, Rojo’s Seafood and Grill, Mom Rose, Homesitte Shawarma, Brylles Fried and Grill, and Sio Yummy, with many more food spots waiting to be discovered on the platform. Open the foodpanda app to check participating restaurants and available offers, and enjoy more of Bacolod’s food favorites this MassKara.
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