The promise of new flavours beckons from Banawe.

We bet you can’t name a more iconic duo than hot rice and Mang Inasal Chicken Oil. For years, this golden condiment has been the "secret sauce" for every Pinoy’s favorite grilled chicken meal. The good news for every Inasal fanatic: you no longer have to wait for your next dine-in visit to enjoy it. Mang Inasal has made their legendary chicken oil available for retail, so you can bring that savory "nuot sa ihaw" flavor straight to your home kitchen.
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Initially released as a limited-run sachet, the Mang Inasal Chicken Oil is now part of the brand’s regular "Ready-to-Cook" line. It is typically sold in convenient 250g pouches, perfect for drizzling over homemade meals or using as a flavorful base for stir-fry dishes.
Image credit: Mang Inasal Philippines Official Facebook page
Note: Pricing and stock availability may vary per branch and delivery platform. We recommend checking your local store for the latest retail prices.
You can easily score a pouch of this liquid gold through GrabFood and foodpanda, or by simply asking for it during your next take-out order at any Mang Inasal branch nationwide. For those who prefer online shopping, it is also occasionally listed on official grocery channels within the apps.
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Along with the chicken oil, the restaurant chain also offers other ready-to-cook products like the chicken inasal paa, spicy paa, pecho, bangus sisig, and pork barbecue.
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Ready to take your home-cooked meals to the next level? Whether you’re pairing it with a simple fried fish or a full-on grilled feast, this chicken oil is a certified game-changer. Brb: magsasaing na kami!
Featured image credit: Mang Inasal Philippines | Official Facebook Page
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