Kugita Seafood & Charcoal Grill Menu
Panagsama Rd, Moalboal, 6032 Cebu, PhilippinesRestaurant
7 dishes across 5 sections · Malaysian restaurant
Prices transcribed from the printed menu, last checked
Photographed in store in August 2026. The dish list below covers everything we could read clearly; the full card has more.
Roti Canai with Dhal Kari (V) £6.00
Two pieces of roti served with dhal
Roti Canai with Chicken Kari £7.50
Two pieces of roti served with Chicken Kari
Roti Canai with Mutton Kari £7.50
Two pieces of roti served with Mutton Kari
Roti Canai with Fish Kari £7.50
Two pieces of roti served with Fish Kari
Roti Telur (V) £4.00
Roti filled with egg served with dhal
Roti Sardine £7.50
Roti filled with sardines served with dhal
Roti Cheese (V) £4.00
Roti filled with melted cheese
Roti with spinach & cheese (V) £6.50
Roti filled with spinach and melted cheese
extra serving of Dhal £2.00
Chicken Murtabak £6.50
Roti filled with minced Chicken, onion & egg. Served with Dhal
Lamb Murtabak £6.50
Roti filled with minced lamb, onion & egg. Served with Dhal
Beef Murtabak £7.50
Roti filled with minced lamb, onion & egg. Served with Dhal
Nasi Lemak Ayam Goreng Bermpah £8.50
Steamed coconut rice served with peanuts, fried anchovies, cucumber, egg, sambal and spicy fried chicken
Nasi Goreng £8.00
Stir fried rice with eggs, seafood and chicken
Beef Rendang £8.50
Beef slow cooked in aromatic spices and coconut, served with steamed coconut rice
Kangkung Belacan £7.95
Morning glory cooked in shrimp paste and sambal
Mee Goreng Mamak £8.00
Stir fried egg noodles with egg, chicken, prawns and tofu
Kari Laksa £8.99
Egg noodles in a coconut curry broth with seafood and chicken
Char Kuey Teow £8.00
Stir fried flat rice noodles with egg, prawns and chicken
Roti Pisang (V) £4.00
Roti filled with caramelised brown sugar and banana
Roti Kaya (V) £4.00
Roti filled with egg and sweet coconut jam
Roti Planta (V) £4.00
Roti with topped with butter and caramelised brown sugar
Teh Tarik (Hot) £2.80
Malaysian pull tea with condensed milk
Teh Tarik (Cold) £3.20
Malaysian pull tea with condensed milk
Kopi Putih (Hot) £2.80
Malaysian white coffee with condensed milk
Kopi Putih (Cold) £3.20
Malaysian white coffee with condensed milk
Teh O’Ais Limau (Hot) £2.80
Iced Lemon Tea
Teh O’Ais Limau (Cold) £3.20
Iced Lemon Tea
Honey Lemon (Hot) £2.80
Honey Lemon (Cold) £3.20
Jasmine Tea £1.25
Green Tea £1.25
Milo (Hot) £2.99
Chocolate flavoured milk
Milo (Cold) £3.50
Chocolate flavoured milk
Milo Godzilla (Cold) £4.50
Milo topped with ice cream
Fresh soya milk (Hot) £2.80
Fresh soya milk (Cold) £3.20
Fresh soya milk with grass jelly (Hot) £2.80
Fresh soya milk with grass jelly (Cold) £3.20
Still/Sparkling water £1.50
Coke / Diet Coke / Sprite £2.25
Restaurants change prices without notice, and a menu photographed in August may already be out of date. Treat these figures as a guide, not a quote. If you spot a difference, tell us and we will re-check it.
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