Unlimited rice, always
Every buffet plate comes with unlimited rice — just as it should be. Come hungry.
Kain na! — let’s eat
A daily-changing buffet of up to 7 home-style dishes, cooked from family recipes and served with unlimited rice — right in the heart of Southampton.
Every buffet plate comes with unlimited rice — just as it should be. Come hungry.
Up to 7 freshly cooked dishes each day, served ready to eat. No two visits taste the same.
Connie’s recipes from Manila and Ilocos Sur, cooked the way her dad taught her — and named after our three girls.
An easy walk from Southampton’s dock gates — the perfect first (or last) meal of your trip.
The buffet, explained
We post the day’s buffet dishes on Facebook every morning — up to 7 mains, cooked fresh.
Choose your dishes at the counter and we’ll serve them straight away — no waiting, no fuss.
Every plate comes with unlimited rice. Still got room? Finish with our famous halo-halo.
Today’s dishes are posted every morning on our Facebook page.
From our kitchen

The Philippines’ most famous dish — chicken, pork or beef simmered slowly in vinegar, soy sauce and garlic until tangy, savoury and tender.
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A sizzling Kapampangan favourite — minced pork and liver with onions and chilli peppers. Order it as a main or share it as a starter.
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A hearty peanut stew of beef or oxtail, served with shrimp paste and blanched string beans, pak choy and fried eggplant.
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The Philippines’ best-loved sour soup — bright, comforting and cooked with pork, beef or seafood and plenty of vegetables.
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Thinly sliced pork in a sweet-savoury marinade of soy, garlic, sugar, citrus and banana ketchup — grilled the way it’s done back home.
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Chicken pieces marinated and coated in our own spice blend, fried until golden and crisp. A favourite with kids and grown-ups alike.
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The Philippines’ most-loved dessert — layers of shaved ice, sweetened fruits, jellies and milk, all mixed together (halo-halo means “mix-mix”). Ask for one when you visit.
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Our story
Triple A’s is named after our daughters — Angel, Alicia and Ariana. Connie grew up in the Philippines learning her dad’s marvellous talent for mixing flavours, with family recipes from Manila and the Ilocos Sur region. After years of home parties and catering for friends around Southampton, we finally opened our own doors.
Every dish we serve is cooked the way it’s cooked at home — generously, and from scratch.
Meet the familyDocking in Southampton?
We’re in the city centre at Bargate — an easy walk from the cruise terminals. Follow the walking routes below straight to our door.
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Our buffet selection changes every day — check our Facebook page each morning for today’s dishes and opening times.