Flying out of Manila is about to get a whole lot more delicious.

New NAIA Infra Corp. (NNIC) announced 13 new food and beverage brands at Terminal 3's international airside, set to open by the end of August 2026. On the domestic side, a 350-square-meter Starbucks Reserve is slated to open at T3 as early as July.

The incoming lineup is a dream food court that easily rivals a sad airport sandwich before a long-haul flight: Shake Shack, Ladurée Paris, Ramen Nagi, Wildflour Restaurant, Conti's Bakeshop & Restaurant, Cibo, Caravan Black Coffee, BHC Chicken, Gloria Maris, Love A Bowl, Venchi 1878, Baby Crosta, and Voyager by Chele.

With multiple cuisines to choose from, passengers have plenty of options, from light snacks and easy meals to heartier offerings.

NNIC said the additions are part of an ongoing effort to make better use of terminal space by converting underutilized areas into passenger-serving amenities. The expansion builds on improvements already made at Terminal 3, where more than 40 restaurants and retail concepts have opened since NNIC assumed control in September 2024.

In their statement, NNIC said: "Our goal is to make T3 more useful and comfortable for more passengers. We are reworking available spaces so they can serve travelers better throughout the day."

The changes are already drawing international attention. UK-based Airport Parking and Hotels released a list in March 2026, ranking NAIA seventh globally for layover food options and sixth for most affordable airport lounge access. Their study assessed the world's 50 busiest airports.

"We want to make sure that our limited terminal space benefits more travelers," NNIC said. "Better food choices, more comfortable waiting areas and more useful passenger amenities are part of the airport experience we want to build."

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