Overload Silog Plate in Winnipeg

About the Overload Plate

Silog is a Filipino contraction — sinangag (garlic fried rice) and itlog (egg) — and whatever meat goes in front of it names the plate. Overload skips the choosing entirely: three meats, garlic fried rice and two eggs on a single plate.

Tapa, tocino, longganisa, bangus and the rest of the silog counter are all fair game. Want two meats instead of three? That plate is the Deluxe Filipino Breakfast. Want one? Order it by name — tapsilog, longsilog, tocilog and the rest are all on the board.

What Makes Our Overload Plate Special

Every meat is cooked on its own terms rather than reheated together — the tapa fried until the edges caramelise, the longganisa browned in its own fat, the bangus crisped skin-side down. The garlic rice is fried fresh, and both eggs reach the table with the yolks still soft.

Pairs Well With

An Overload plate already covers most of the counter, so keep the sides simple. Put a tapsilog or a longsilog next to it for anyone who wants one meat instead of three.

Order the Overload Plate in Winnipeg

We open at 7:00 AM seven days a week at 1449 Arlington Street, minutes from William Whyte, Inkster-Faraday, St. John’s, Shaughnessy Park and Brooklands. Dine in for breakfast, call ahead for pickup, or order the Overload plate online for delivery.