Are you ready to tantalize your taste buds with something truly special? Bangus, or milkfish, is not just any fish; it’s a culinary treasure packed with incredible flavors. Let’s explore these six mouthwatering recipes that will have you craving more!
Bangus Sisig

Bangus ala Pobre from Foxy Folksy
Rating: 5. Ingredients: Oyster sauce, boneless bangus belly, soy sauce, calamansi juice, leftover Total Time: 35 min.

Daing na Bangus from Kawaling Pinoy
Rating: 5. Ingredients: Bangus, vinegar, garlic Total Time: 8 hr 15 min.

Paksiw na Bangus Recipe from Panlasang Pinoy
Rating: 5. Ingredients: Okra, chinese eggplant, milkfish, ginger, green pepper Total Time: 25 min.
Imagine crispy, savory chunks of bangus mixed with zesty calamansi and a kick of chili! This Bangus Sisig brings together the delightful crunch of fried fish, onions, and a tangy sauce, creating a dish that’s a feast for your senses. It’s perfect for gatherings or a cozy dinner at home, and its sizzling presentation makes it even more tempting.
To whip this up, you’ll need bangus, onions, chili peppers, calamansi juice, and mayonnaise. What makes this dish a crowd-pleaser is the way it balances flavors—crispy, spicy, and refreshing all at once!
Bangus Sardines

Spanish Style Bangus Sardines in Olive Oil from Filipino & Asian Recipes for the Home Cooks
Ingredients: 2 ч 10 мин
Who knew you could make your own sardines at home with bangus? This Bangus Sardines recipe is not only easy, but it’s also packed with rich, savory flavors that will remind you of sunny days by the sea. The fish simmers in a savory sauce that’s simply irresistible, making it perfect over steamed rice or as a savory snack.
With ingredients like bangus, tomatoes, garlic, and olive oil, you’re in for a treat. The best part? You can enjoy this dish as a main course or as a delicious filling for sandwiches—talk about versatile!
Bangus Belly Adobo
Adobo is a beloved Filipino dish, and when you incorporate bangus belly, it becomes something truly special! The rich flavor of the fish mingles beautifully with vinegar, soy sauce, garlic, and bay leaves, creating a comforting meal that warms the soul. Each bite is a delightful mix of savory and tangy, leaving you wanting more.
This recipe shines with ingredients like bangus belly, vinegar, soy sauce, and peppercorns. It’s a family favorite for a reason—easy to make and delightful to eat, plus it pairs wonderfully with garlic rice!
Bangus Sinigang
If you love a good sour soup, then Bangus Sinigang is going to be your new favorite! This dish features bangus cooked in a savory broth made with tamarind, tomatoes, and a mix of vegetables. The result is a warm, comforting bowl that’s both refreshing and satisfying.
The tangy flavor of the broth, combined with the tender fish and crunchy vegetables, makes this dish a staple in Filipino households. You’ll need bangus, tamarind, radish, eggplant, and spinach to create this delicious experience. Perfect for rainy days or when you just want something cozy!
Bangus Flakes
Fried Bangus Flakes with Garlicky Calamansi Caper sauce over Angel Hair Pasta from Rezel Kealoha
Rating: 5. Ingredients: Angel hair pasta, bangus, mozzarella balls, malunggay leaves, calamansi juice Total Time: 20 min.
Bangus Sisig from Kawaling Pinoy
Rating: 3.8. Ingredients: Bangus, calamansi juice, thai chili peppers, green bell pepper, red bell pepper Total Time: 35 min.
Grilled Bangus Flakes in Omelette with Fried Rice and Brewed Coffee from Food Thinkers
Ingredients: Bangus, tomato, red onions, eggs, garlic Total Time: 35 min.
Who doesn’t love a good bangus breakfast? Bangus flakes are a delightful way to enjoy the flavors of bangus in a fun and easy-to-eat form! This dish features shredded bangus that’s sautéed until crispy, perfect for topping on rice or mixing into your favorite omelet.
All you need are bangus, garlic, and a touch of oil to create this irresistible breakfast treat. The best part? You can prepare a big batch and store it for quick meals throughout the week—talk about a handy kitchen hack!
Bangus Pudding (Leche Flan with Bangus)
Yes, you read that right! This Bangus Pudding is a unique twist on the classic Filipino leche flan, incorporating bangus for a savory-sweet treat that’s sure to surprise your taste buds. The creamy flan, paired with the subtle flavor of bangus, creates an unforgettable experience that will leave everyone guessing.
For this recipe, you’ll need bangus, eggs, condensed milk, and sugar. It’s a fun way to blend flavors and textures, making it a hit at parties or special occasions. Plus, who can resist a dessert that’s this creative?