Frequently Asked Questions

What is Kamayan?

"Kamayan" is the traditional Filipino way of eating with your hands.

Our Kamayan feast is a cultural culinary experience that Is fun for the whole family.

It is a traditional way of eating in the Philippines. The word "kamayan" actually means "with hands" in Tagalog.

It's a communal and interactive dining experience, often served during special occasions and celebrations, and is popular among Filipinos all over the world as a way of connecting with their cultural roots.

In your feast a variety of foods will be served family-style on banana leaves that cover your whole table. Your rice will be plated in the center, and all the traditional dishes will be decoratively placed for everyone to share. You can find the prefixed menu for the Kamayan experience on our website.

Why do I need to make a reservation for a Kamayan?

Our Kamayan menu is food not typically found on our daily menu.  We need time to shop, prep, and marinate your Kamayan feast for your group.  We put in a lot of labor and effort to bring you the kind of Kamayan experience that is currently found at MFK.

Are your prices for a certain number of people per group?

All Kamayan prices are for each individual person, we do not have any group pricing.

Why do you need my credit card info when I make a reservation?

We need a credit card on file to hold a reservation. To limit contact in the restaurant you credit card will be charged the day of your kamayan pick up.

What is your Cancellation Policy?

CANCELLATION FEES apply. To wave fee, Cancellations and or changes must be made 24hrs in advanced. Cancellations and or changes made less than 24 hours will be charged 50% of the total bill.  There will be a full-charge for No-cancel/No shows. This fee will also apply to the no shows in the party.

What if some one in my party does not want to participate in the Kamayan?

Everyone sitting at the Kamayan table will be charged according to our Kamayan prices whether or not they choose to eat.