The logo's colors of Red and Yellow were chosen to represent

the warmth and hospitability of Filipino culture. The icon in I

represents our culture in the recent times that Filipino men wore
Sadok and Caravat while holding the famous unli rice bucket that
apart from the delicious, craveable taste of its Chicken Inasal that
has won the hearts of Filipinos, Mang Inasal was also the first to
offer unlimited rice.
The logo represents the authenticity and the culture of the
Filipinos. The banana leaves represent the Traditional Filipino
“Budol Fight” which makes Mang Inasal a restaurant you can enjoy
fully with your loves ones. The man represents the Mang in the logo
which contains wearing a sadok and holding the infamous unli rice
bucket. The colors represent the main color palette in the original
logo which tells us the Red and Yellow were chosen to represent the
warmth and hospitability of Filipino culture while Green green
evokes a feeling of comfort and energy of our go-to comfort food
Filipino Cuisine.
This logo represents a man wearing a traditional Filipino
clothing that men wore during the past. The man holding
two chicken legs represent the famous and Mang Inasal’s
main specialty which is Inihaw na Manok that customers
always go back to. The color once again represents the
main color palette in the original logo which tells us the
Red and Yellow were chosen to represent the warmth and
hospitability of Filipino culture while Green evokes a feeling
of comfort and energy of our go-to comfort food Filipino
Cuisine.