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Binondo Food Trip 2024 Guide: Where and What to Eat

12. Lan Zhou La Mien

11. the great buddha cafe, 10. tasty dumplings, 9. chuan kee binondo and cafe mezzanine, 7. new po heng lumpia house, 6. dong bei dumplings, 5. president grand palace, 4. quik snack, 3. sincerity cafe and restaurant, 2. wai ying binondo, 1. ying ying tea house.

Photos by Sincerity Cafe and Restaurant and   @bors.jd on Instagram

Binondo, the oldest Chinatown in the world, is one of the most visited towns in the Philippine capital city of Manila for a cultural and gastronomic experience. In fact, a Binondo tour is one of the popular day tours near Manila aside from a Manila bike tour , historical places in Manila tours , or instagrammable places in Manila tours .

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You can spot both well-known tea houses/restaurants and hawker-style stalls in the streets of Binondo. Aside from the well-known Chinese staple delicacies amidst historical places in Manila , there are also restaurants serving international and Filipino cuisine .

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Here are the top 12 Binondo restaurants and food establishments that remained relevant throughout the years, perfect for a Binondo food crawl during your vacation in the Philippines :

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Photo by Lan Zhou La Mien

Lan Zhou La Mien is known for Lanzhou-style noodles that you can cut into smaller strands are their specialty among other Chinese dishes. While in here, make sure to try their hand-pulled lamien noodles. These long strands of noodles may be made by extending a lump of dough at arm's length and folding it over and over again.

Two to three people can already have one bowl of noodles, which includes stems and soft slices of your choice of meat. The broth can be refilled as well if you want more of it.

Address:  1356 Masangkay St, Binondo and Lucky Chinatown Mall

Photo by The Great Buddha Cafe

The Great Buddha Cafe is a homey Chinese restaurant/ The 1.2-ton golden buddha at the Great Buddha Cafe, located on the second level of Eng Bee Tin's flagship shop, symbolizes happiness and satisfaction. Its violet and gold interiors are similar to Eng Bee Tin and its sister restaurant, Cafe Mezzanine.

The most popular dishes in their six main categories include beef tendon, clay pot rice, pork & shrimp siomai, shrimp hakaw, xiao long bao, ham sui kok, and many others.

Address:  2F UBE Tower, 628 Ongpin St, Binondo

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Get your dumpling fix at Tasty Dumplings. This 2-floor restaurant is known for its delectable dim sum servings. Prices are reasonable for various dim sum options — steamed, fried; name it, they have it.

Aside from their tasty dumplings, try their top-selling fried pork chop, fried meatball rice, spare ribs rice, chicken leg rice, and other rice plates. The restaurant also sells soup such as dumpling soup and meatball soup.

Address:  Wellington Building, Norberto Ty St, Binondo

Photo by Chuan Kee Binondo

Chuan Kee Binondo first opened its doors more than 70 years ago. Considered the oldest fast food in Chinatown, this restaurant serves authentic and freshly-made Chinese food in turo-turo style. Beside it is the famous hopia shop Eng Bee Tin, and on the second floor lies Cafe Mezzanine , an upscale Binondo restaurant serving delectable dishes.

If you’re eating at Chuan Kee Binondo, give their dim sum specials a try. This includes xiao long bao, shrimp hakaw, and pork dumplings. If you’re feeling adventurous, try their unique Soup No. 5 or their famous kiampong and gokong. They also offer rice toppings like beef tendon and steamed chicken.

On the other hand, Cafe Mezzanine offers an extensive menu featuring dim sum dishes like xiao long bao, shrimp dumpling, and lava pao. They also have main entrees such as beef broccoli and chop suey.

Address:  650 Ongpin St, Binondo

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8. Masuki

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Masuki, a "younger" version of the mami pioneer Ma Mon Luk, serves old-time favorites and adds a variety of proteins to their mami. Masuki's simple set-up is very similar to how Ma Mon Luk used to look, with wooden chairs, white tables, and glass-paneled shelves that hold the mami bowls. The strong smell of its broth makes a satisfying eating experience.

Make sure to try their best-selling fresh, original mami. Other mami flavors in Masuki include chicken, Asado, beef, and wonton. They also sell different siopao and siomai, perfect for a quick dim sum fix.

Address:  31 Benavidez St, Binondo

Photo by New Po Heng Lumpia House

The lumpia filling in New Po Heng Lumpia House makes up for the difficulty of finding this not-so-secret hideaway. The Uy Su Bin Building is a pink Art-Deco structure with a tiny Roman fountain that features this family-owned eatery. Since it is an al-fresco canteen, you can dine outdoors without being surrounded by Binondo's traffic and chaos.

Photo by Department of Tourism

Based on the food establishment’s name, their best-selling dish is lumpia. You can also try their other famous dishes such as kiampong, pork maki, fish maki, misua soup, and misua guisado. They also sell frozen lumpia if you prefer to take some home with you.

Address:  621, 1006 Carvajal St, Binondo

Photo by Dong Bei Dumplings

When it comes to Dong Bei Dumplings, less is more. It contains a dumpling counter, an eating area, and a kitchen all in one little space. Watching quick hands wrap flat dough over pork filling is entertaining, but it's also a labor of love. Dim sum is also quite affordable, making it a go-to place to satisfy your cravings.

They are known for their variety of dumplings, including pork dumplings, kuchay dumplings, cabbage dumplings, and shrimp dumplings. Other delectable dishes in Dong Bei include xiao long bao, pancake, beef noodle, and soybean sauce noodle.

Address:  642 Yuchengco St, Binondo

Photo by President Grand Palace

Serving Chinese and seafood cuisine, President Grand Palace Restaurant was first established in 1979. This classic restaurant in Ongpin St. opened as an authentic Chinese food establishment that has since been popular with visitors and residents alike, especially those looking for stops to include in their Ongpin food trip.

As one of Manila's most iconic eateries for more than four decades, this restaurant is easy to adore because of its genuine Cantonese food. After all, the delicate, refreshing, and genuine taste of Cantonese food makes it one of China's best regional cuisines.

When dining at President Grand Palace, try their shark’s fin dishes, bird’s nest dishes, pigeon dishes, duck dishes, scallop and oyster dishes, fish dishes, crab and prawn dishes, beef dishes, pork dishes, chicken dishes, vegetable dishes, soups and noodles, and cold cuts.

Address:  746-750 Ongpin St, Binondo

Photo by Quik Snack

Located in the middle of Carvajal Street, which has a long stretch of stalls that are also worth seeing, Quick Snack has been a favorite since 1968. Homecooking made to perfection; their classic comfort foods have super-rich flavors perfect for a delectable trip.

Since this is near dine-in restaurants like Sincerity, it is recommended to order something light. Choose one of their stir-fried noodles like miki bihon guisado and beef guisado. Try one of their noodle soups like their lomi and duck misua. If you prefer vegetarian noodles, you may try their veggie misua guisado or veggie bihon soup.

Address:  Carvajal St, Binondo

Photo by Sincerity Cafe and Restaurant

Fried chicken might seem like an out-of-place concept in Binondo, but at Sincerity Cafe and Restaurant , you can't go wrong with their version of oriental chicken. This well-known restaurant also sells a variety of Chinese cuisine to satisfy your cravings.

There are tables on both restaurant levels, but try to secure one on the ground floor for faster service if you can. If you can, try their best-selling Sincerity fried chicken. They also have other chicken flavors, which include curry and honey.

Other must-tries are their fried oyster cake, shrimp omelet, and adobo frog. They also offer delectable soups like duck misua soup, yuchitikwa misua soup, crab corn soup, and more. Try their machang, kikiam, and fresh lumpia if you want some light snacks.

Address:  519 Quintin Paredes St. Binondo

Photo by Wai Ying Binondo

If you’re looking for a budget-friendly dim sum in Binondo, it may be enjoyed at a reasonable price at Wai Ying . Their two-story branch at Benavidez Street often has a long queue, but its classy interiors and delicious food make the wait worthwhile. Plus, the service is quick and attentive, so you won't have to wait long for your further orders. They also have other branches in Binondo if the main branch is full. 

At Wai Ying, it is highly recommended to try their best-sellers such as beef mami, mixed meat congee, curry beef brisket rice, honey baked rib rice, roasted duck rice, broccoli flower with oyster sauce, hakaw, siomai, steamed spareribs, chicken taro roll, vegetable dumpling, roast Peking duck, roasted suckling pig, fried-style noodles, lemon chicken, fish fillet, and more.

Address: Multiple branches

Photo by @bors.jd on Instagram

Hailed as one of the classics in Binondo, you can't miss this well-known tea house called Ying Ying Tea House at the corner of Yuchengco Street. This three-story restaurant gets very busy during weekends, holidays, and peak hours, regardless of its three floors. Despite the long lines, the food service is very good, and you will be accommodated properly.

With an extensive menu, make sure to try their bestsellers like Hakao, which is a traditional kind of Chinese dumpling. You can also try their other pork, beef, chicken, vegetable, and dim sum dishes such as pork shrimp siomai, sweet and sour fish fillet, chicken feet, and more.

Address:  233-235 Yuchengco St, Binondo

Have a Great Binondo Food Crawl

Whether you plan to spend here your Chinese New Year, are looking for unique vacation packages for couples , or just have a fun time in Binondo, you are bound to have a great experience as the majority of restaurants in Manila 's Binondo district are open all year round. No need to look further on what day tour or where to go near Manila . Most of the food establishments are near each other, with some located on the same street or near the best hotels in Manila and  quarantine hotels in Manila , making your Binondo food trip worth your time and money.

Get in touch with culture through food when you tour the Philippines by joining a Manila Chinatown food tour. Take note that you can DIY or go on a travel booking website  like Guide to the Philippines for your online trip booking . Learn about the oldest Chinatown in the world and get a taste of tradition. You can include this in your Philippine honeymoon package or date ideas in Manila itinerary.

Visit other Manila tourist spots and have a roadtrip near Manila , appreciate various museums in Manila , lounge at beaches near Manila , stay at Philippine luxury resorts, 5 star hotels in the Philippines , or affordable resorts near Manila , to get the full Philippines experience. You can also extend your stay by going on a Manila staycation . Don’t forget to follow the safety protocols to have a safe Binondo food crawl adventure and read our Manila travel guide .

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Binondo Food Trip 2024: BEST Restaurants and Food Stalls to Visit

Binondo is one of the best foodie destinations in Manila. Featuring hole-in-the-wall restaurants and unassuming food stalls, it’s a great destination for families and friends who want to taste authentic Chinese dishes.

I’d already been on a Binondo food trip twice and both times were great. This is something that I probably won’t get tired of, as it’s relatively cheap and there are always new dining options to find. My latest visit fell on a weekend, and admittedly, I was caught off-guard with the long queues everywhere! Nonetheless, it was a happy (tummy) experience.

Here’s our updated guide on the best restaurants and food spots for those doing a DIY food trip in Binondo.

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Binondo is known as “ the oldest Chinatown in the world .” Its name is derived from the word “binundok”, which means low-lying hills.

It was established in the 1500s by the Spaniards as a settlement for the Catholic Chinese. It then grew as the center of trade in Manila. Today, it’s a cultural and foodie attraction with lots of restaurants serving affordable, delicious Filipino and Chinese delicacies such as dumplings, noodles, and rice meals.

Binondo is one of the spots in Manila for a food trip. Other places worth visiting include Maginhawa in Quezon City, Kapitolyo in Ortigas, and Poblacion in Makati.

Top-Rated Restaurants in Binondo

Whether it’s your first time in Binondo or here on a recurring visit, here are the tried-and-tested restaurants that you shouldn’t miss. We also included our opinions on those we’ve tried.

Note that operating hours may change without notice.

One of the most beloved restaurants in Binondo serving authentic Cantonese cuisines, from dumplings to rice meals. They have generous servings and their rice dishes can be good for sharing!

We personally loved their beef noodle soup and their other rice meals were good too.

• What to order : Dimsum, dumplings, roasted duck rice, lemon chicken rice, soy/asado chicken rice, congee, beef noodle soup
• Open hours : 7AM to 10PM

Lan Zhou La Mien is famous for their hand-pulled noodle soups. You can even witness a live demonstration of how they make the noodles.

• What to order : Beef lamien
• Open hours : 10AM to 9PM

One of the top-rated restaurants in Binondo, Ying Ying Tea House offers affordable and delicious Chinese dishes such as congee, rice meals, dumplings, and noodles.

• What to order : Dimsum (pork siomai, hakaw), chicken feet, yang chow fried rice, spare ribs tausi, and more

Sincerity’s pride is their fried chicken, but you can also order other Chinese food such as pancit, lumpiang shanghai, and more.

• What to order : Fried chicken, oyster cake, kikiam
• Open hours : 9AM to 7PM (up to 2PM only on Sundays)

Known as “The Fireman’s Coffee Shop,” this café donates their revenue to the Binondo Paco Fire Search and Rescue Brigade.

• What to order : Soup #5, dumplings such as lava pao and xiao long bao
• Open hours : 8AM to 9PM (opens early at 7AM on Sundays)

In the same building as Cafe Mezzanine, you’ll find Chuan Kee Fast Food. Chuan Kee Fast Food is the oldest fastfood restaurant in Binondo . They are known for their kiampong, gokhong, maki, and lechon kawali, as well as other Chinoy favorites.

We liked their kiam pong rice and xiao long bao, but some of their main dishes (particularly the fried chicken and pork asado) were rather ordinary. However, overall their food is decent and reasonably priced. Serving time is fast as well, so it’s great for groups.

• What to order : Kiampong, pork maki mi
• Open hours : 9AM to 9PM (opens early at 7AM on Sundays)

Best Snacks and Pasalubong

This store is known for their pork and kuchay dumplings. You can order them steamed or fried for take-out or buy frozen packs for pasalubong.

We’d been here twice, and I actually liked the dumplings better before. I found the wrapper too thick for my taste, but my companions were happy about the food, so judge it for yourself.

• Open hours : 8:30AM to 7PM (closes early at 6PM on Sundays)

Found along Carvajal Street, this nondescript food stall serves one of the best fresh lumpias (spring rolls) in Binondo, served with their own version of special sweet-spicy sauce.

This is one of my favorite food stops at Binondo as the quality of the food has remained the same over the years and the fresh lumpia is delish!

• Open hours : 8:30M to 7PM (closes early at 6PM on Sundays)

Located along Ongpin Street, this food stall serves cheap and delicious fried siopao that you can eat or take home as pasalubong.

• Open hours : 7AM to 6PM

A visit to Binondo won’t be complete without buying food pasalubong from Eng Bee Tin. It’s most famous for its hopia and tikoy. I also recommend buying a box of pineapple cake, which is super addicting.

There is more than one branch of Eng Bee Tin in Binondo. Its flagship store, which is located in Ongpin Street, is a 2-storey building where can buy goods and dine in. They have an in-house restaurant called Great Buddha Cafe , located at the 2nd floor.

In 2023, they also launched a food stall at their flagship store, called Binondo Bites , which sells fried xiao long bao. This is one of the trendy food at Binondo.

Established in 1966, this store serves different kinds of hopia (mung bean cake), as well as mooncakes, tikoy, and other delicacies.

• Open hours : 8AM to 6PM (closes early at 5PM on Sundays)

This bakery is famous for their egg tarts, which are soft and creamy – perfect for those with a sweet tooth.

• Open hours : 9AM to 7PM

Other restaurants to try

Here are other worthwhile Binondo restaurants you can visit:

Formery known as Quan Yin Chay, Vege Select is a highly rated restaurant serving vegan and vegetarian dishes. Recently, they have become popular for their sugar-coated strawberries and other fruits.

• Open hours : 6AM to 8PM

This canteen-style fastfood serves affordable meals, though they are mostly known for exotic dishes such as frog legs.

• What to order : Fried garlic frog legs
• Open hours : 9:30AM to 7:30PM

Established in the 1960s, it is one of the oldest restaurants in Binondo. Masuki serves comfort food, including their bestseller mami noodles.

• What to order : Beef mami

The easiest way to commute to Binondo is by the LRT Station. Get off at either Carriedo Station (Sta. Cruz Church) or D. Jose Station (Binondo Church). From there, it’s a few minutes walk to Binondo.

If you’re bringing a car, here are the parking spaces available:

• Mall parking : For secure parking, head to Lucky Chinatown Mall (open from 10AM to 9PM). It’s only a short walk to the food spots in Binondo.
• Street parking : This is the cheapest option, as it only costs P50 for a whole day. However, it is difficult to find a free spot on weekends and holidays. An alternative would be the parking at Binondo Church.
• Pay parking : You can find pay parking along Yuchengco St. and Escolta St. This is what we recommend especially if you’re visiting on a weekend.

Here are some commonly asked questions about Binondo:

• Best time to visit : Binondo is a popular day tour in Manila, particularly during Chinese New Year where you can do a food crawl and see dragon dance performances at the same time. If you want to avoid the crowd, it’s best to go here on regular weekdays. If you’re going on weekends or holidays, prepare to wait in long queues especially in the popular restaurants.
• What to wear : Wear breathable, comfortable clothing and sturdy footwear, as you’ll probably do a lot of walking.
• What to bring : A bottle of water in case you get tired and thirsty; an eco-bag if you want to buy pasalubong.
• How much is the budget : It depends on how many restaurants and food stalls you plan to visit. In a small group, a safe budget is around P1500 per person.

Other things you can do in Binondo:

• Visit the Binondo Church, which is a heritage site built during the Spanish period.
• Drop by the Chinatown Museum to learn more about the history of Binondo.
• Take a stroll around Binondo and visit general merchandise stores, jewelry shops along Ongpin Street, and feng shui and crystal stores. If you’re up for some fun activities, have your fortune read in the area! I had a tarot reading in our visit and it was one of the best ones I’ve had. (I’m an avid fan of tarot reading.)
• Head to Manila Bay for the sunset.

Binondo Travel Tips:

• Binondo is generally safe. However, as with other city locations, it’s best to practice good common sense and keep an eye on your belongings at all times.
• Plan your itinerary and decide which food stops you want to visit ahead of time. Most likely, you’ll only visit around 5 restaurants / food stalls.
• A food trip in Binondo is best done with a partner or friends, so you can share food and split expenses.
• If you want the Binondo food trip experience but in a more convenient setting, you can go instead to Lucky Chinatown Mall where you can find Chinese restaurants such as King Chef , Shi Lin , and Sincerity , as well as pasalubong stores such as Eng Bee Tin. This tip is particularly useful for families with young kids in tow.

For organized food trips in Binondo, it’s easiest to book via Klook .

Here’s a short video of our recent Binondo food trip:

@taraletsanywhere Binondo Food Trip + Chinatown Museum and had my fortune read. Weekend well spent. #binondofoodtrip #binondo #foodtiktokph ♬ Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da – Gabriela Bee

Have you been to Binondo food crawl? What are your favorite restaurants and recommendations? Let us know in the comments section below!

You might also be interested in these:

• Local Guide to Manila
• Chinatown Museum in Binondo
• Binondo Chinese New Year Celebration

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Binondo food trip: best places to eat in manila's chinatown (food crawl guide 2023).

If you're up for an exciting food adventure, then go on a Binondo Food Trip this 2023!

Where to eat: binondo food crawl guide 2023, here's my list of tried-and-tested places to eat in binondo..

Tea Brothers

New Po Heng Lumpia House

Wai Ying Fast Food

Dong Bei Dumplings

Sincerity Restaurant and Café

Shanghai Fried Siopao

Ying Ying Tea House

Lan Zhou La Mien

Café Mezzanine

Best places to buy pasalubong in binondo.

Eng Bee Tin

Salazar Bakery

Ho-Land Hopia and Bakery

Lord Stow's Bakery

Polland Hopia Factory and Cafe

Binondo Food Crawl Tips and Reminders

• Food trip in Binondo is best experienced if you share it with a partner, your family, or group of friends. This way, you can split or share the cost and try as many dishes as you want.
• If you're bringing a car, you can park it around Binondo Church or at Lucky Chinatown Mall and start your food trip from there.
• Plan your itinerary. List the places you want to visit and use google map to navigate the streets of Binondo and to find the restaurants listed above.
• If you wish to stay for a night in Binondo, there are a few hotels in Binondo to choose from. I highly recommend Ramada by Wyndham Manila Central and Red Planet Hotel Manila Binondo . I've tried both and they both have very nice location near the restaurants.
• Since there are only a few hotels in Binondo, be sure to book in advance online - especially during Chinese New Year when these hotels are mostly fully booked.
• Binondo is generally safe. But always be careful and mindful of your belongings when walking around its busy streets.

Binondo Food Tour Package

Other food tours and experiences near binondo.

• Old Manila Filipino Food Crawl
• Dinner Buffet and Cultural Show at Barbara's Restaurant in Intramuros
• Intramuros Bambike Tour
• Manila City Tour Package
• Walls of this Content: An Intramuros Interactive Walk
• San Miguel + Malacañang Palace Guided Walking Tour
• Old Manila - Heritage Full Day Tour
• Manila Heritage Museum Crawl

Hotels in or near Binondo

Red Planet Manila Binondo

White Knight Hotel Intramuros

Bayleaf Hotel Intramuros

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Planning a Binondo food trip this coming Chinese New Year?

Chinese cuisine has long been a staple for many Filipinos and if you ask any local where to find authentic Chinese restaurants, Binondo is a sure-fire answer.

Also Read: Where to Get the Best Chinese Food Trays

There’s just something about this part of Manila that attracts us so… from the charming small roads to some of the corners seemingly untouched by time and of course, the many eating places (and most have been around since our grandparents were kids !) that are just waiting for us to discover.

If you love Chinese food and can’t wait to sink your teeth into favorites like Hakaw, Sweet & Sour Pork, Peking Duck, and many many more, we’ve rounded up some of the best-kept secrets in Binondo so save this map and scroll away for a full list and plan your food trip accordingly!

Puo Hing or New Po Heng Lumpia House – Carvajal Street

If you’re planning a  Binondo food crawl , you should add New Po Heng Lumpia House to the list. It’s known to be  not only the best place to get fresh Chinese Lumpia in Binondo but the whole of Metro Manila .

Recommended dishes: Fresh Chinese Lumpia of course!

View their Facebook page View their Instagram account 621 Carvajal st. Binondo Manila 7753 1891 | 8871 9918

Oishiekun Bites – Ongpin

Oishiekun in Binondo is a beloved gem known for its delectable Chinese snacks , including the irresistible bicho-bicho (youtiao) and savory radish cake. They also have frozen dim sum for those on the go.

Recommended dishes: Youtiao or Bicho-Bicho, Radish Cake, Peanut Milk

View their Facebook page View their Instagram account 838 Ongpin Street, Binondo, Manila

Vege Select – Ongpin

Vege Select, formerly Quan Yin Chay in Ongpin, Binondo, is the ultimate destination for vegetarians and vegans . Dive into their mouthwatering dumplings, flavorful skewers, and affordable rice meals .

Recommended dishes: Everyday ulam, Dumplings, Beef Noodles, Skewers

View their Facebook page View their Instagram account

The Great Buddha Cafe – Ongpin

The Great Buddha Cafe along Ongpin Street once again opens its doors to its patrons. Lots of new dishes to love.  “Good Food, Good Luck!”

Recommended dish: Pork and Shrimp Siomai, Beef Tendon Claypot Rice

View their website View their Facebook page View their Instagram account 2/F 628 Ongpin St., Binondo, Manila (02) 8288-8881 loc. 129

Chuan Kee Fastfood – Ongpin

Standing as the oldest fastfood in Chinatown , Chuan Kee Fastfood is the home of the best kiampong, maki, gokhong, and lechon kawali. Their menu features a wide array of Chinoy favorites, including Spring Rolls, Patatim, and fried Chicken!

Recommended dish:  Kiam Pong, Pork Maki Mi

View menu View their Facebook page 650 Ongpin St, Binondo, Manila (02) 8241-9999; (0917) 718-9901

Tasty Dumplings – Norberto Ty (formerly Condesa)

Tasty Dumplings may be a small joint, but their serving of pork chops is big! These pork chops are bigger than your palms and it comes with a  signature chili sauce . And did we mention that their dumplings are simply delectable?

Recommended dish:  Pork Chop Rice, Fried Dumplings

View menu 641 Norberto Ty (formerly Condesa) St, Binondo, Manila (02) 8242-5195; (02) 8242-0231

Dong Bei Dumplings – E.T. Yuchengco (formerly Nueva)

Done Bei Dumplings is no doubt one of the most popular dumpling houses in the area. You can even watch the staff wrap them all day!

Recommended dish: Kuchay Dumpling

View menu View their Facebook page 642 ET Yuchengco St., Binondo, Manila (02) 8241-8912

Shanghai Fried Siopao – Ongpin

An easy-to-miss food pork bun stall amidst the busy Ongpin Street, it’s one of the most affordable and delicious foods you can eat on the streets or take home to your family.

Recommended dish:  Of course… their fried siopao!

View menu View their Facebook page View their Instagram account 828 Ongpin Street corner Bahama Street 1008 Manila (02) 8734-0886

Quik-Snack – Carvajal

A little but a must-try snack joint found in a street market called Carvajal Street . This well-loved resto was founded way back in 1967, and until today, it serves homey, straightforward comfort food that champions Indonesian-Chinese cuisine.

Recommended dish:  Original Fresh Lumpia, Kuchay Ah, Oyster Roll

View their Facebook page View their Instagram account 637 Carvajal St, Binondo, Manila (0961) 700-8758

Awi’s Cafe & Restaurant – E.T. Yuchengco (formerly Nueva)

A modern Chinese cafe , Awi’s is one of Binondo’s best eats. Their dishes are perfect for your family’s salo-salo , as their servings always come in big plates and big flavors!

Recommended dish: Pata Bihon, Stuffed Shrimp, Salt and Pepper Squid

View menu View their Facebook page View their Instagram account 520 ET Yuchengco St, Binondo, Manila (02) 8241-2961; (02) 8241-7383

Lan Zhou La Mien – Masangkay Street

Roughly translated, “ lamian ” means pulled noodles and as in its name, you can expect all kinds of pulled noodle dishes in Lan Zhou La Mien! Need we also mention that they’re affordable for their servings?

Recommended dish: Sinigang Spareribs Kamote noodles, La Mien, Steamed Dumplings

View menu View their Facebook page 134 Masangkay Street, in front of Metropolitan Hospital (0917) 826-6888

Wai Ying Fastfood  – Benavidez

If you haven’t heard of this dim sum joint yet, now is the time you should! Wai Ying Fastfood is Chinatown’s well-loved  dim sum house , always packed with customers who usually enjoy hakaw, siomai, and dumplings!

Recommended dish:  Their assortment of dim sums and dumplings, as well as congee

View menu View their Facebook page 810 Benavidez St., Binondo, Manila 0956 835 7763 | 8 242 0310

Masuki  – Benavidez

Seeking comfort food? Head over to Masuki, a famous mami house best known for its siopao and chicken noodle soup paired with its secret signature sauce.

Recommended dish: Chicken/Asado Mami, Siomai, Siopao

View menu View branches View their Facebook page View their Instagram account 929 Benavidez St., Binondo Manila (02) 8243-2674; (02) 8244-0745

Add These Spots to Your Binondo EAT-inerary!

Ling nam – t. alonzo.

Ling Nam is one of the most popular noodle houses in the area and has long been around dating back to the 1950s !

Recommended dish:  Beef wanton noodles

View menu View their Facebook page View their Instagram account 616 T. Alonzo Street, Sta. Cruz, Manila City (0968) 324-9292; (0949) 983-4431

Kim Hiong Food Garden – Ongpin

Kim Hiong Food Garden is an old dai pai dong  type of restaurant which means open-air food stalls. This spot is best known for its stir-fried noodle dishes drenched with thick, savory, sauce guaranteed to be packed with flavor and love!

Recommended dish: Beef Shrimp Fried Noodle, Steamed Tofu

View menu View their Facebook page 1028 Ongpin St, Binondo, Manila (0995) 494-2521

LGA Fast Food – Estero  – Ongpin

If you love eating in the middle of a crowd, where you can take in various sights and sounds from your surroundings, visit LGA Fast Food. It’s a canteen-style fast food situated in the heart of Ongpin beside an Estero, meaning canal.

Recommended dish: Fried Garlic Frog Legs

View menu View their Facebook page Ongpin St., Binondo, Manila 09178158228 | 0276244028

Ying Ying Tea House – Yuchengco

Expect long lines when you visit Ying Ying Tea House , but don’t worry, the delicious and affordable food is certainly worth the wait. Their menu offers everything you can want from congee, dumplings, noodle dishes, rice meals, and other Chinese faves!

Recommended dish: Japanese Siomai, Spareribs Tausi, and Chicken Feet

View menu View their Facebook page View their Instagram account 233-235 Dasmarinas st. corner Yuchengo st. Binondo (02) 5310-9031; (02) 8241-6323; (0922) 811-9451

Cafe Mezzanine – Ongpin

If you’re tired from walking around the streets of Chinatown, stop by Cafe Mezzanine and treat yourself to traditional Chinese dishes that are guaranteed to be delicious. Their spot may be quaint, but the setting is vibrant– perfect for casual hangouts !

Recommended dishes: Special Patatim, Kiampong, Xiao Long Bao

View menu View their Facebook page 650 Ongpin 1006 Binondo (02) 8241-9999

Lord Stow’s Bakery – Ongpin

You can’t visit Binondo without having a taste of these famous egg tarts by Lord Stow’s bakery. Best eaten when warm , these egg tarts are creamy, tasty, and irresistible.

Recommended dish: Signature egg tarts

View ordering form and menu View their Facebook page View their Instagram account View all branches (02) 8247-3305

Sincerity Cafe – Quintin Paredes

Sincerity Cafe is a hole-in-the-wall foodie spot in Binondo that has been serving their signature Chinese-style fried chicken for years. They offer straight-up authentic Chinese dishes that hit the spot every time.

Recommended dish: Chinese style fried chicken, 8 Treasures Machang

View menu View branches View their Facebook page View their Instagram account 519 Quintin Paredes st. Binondo (02) 8241-9991; (02) 8241-9990

Eng Bee Tin – Ongpin

When it comes to the best hopia, tikoy, and other Chinese delicacies , Eng Bee Tin is the spot! They have an assortment of flavors to traditional Chinese pastries and dishes, and for sure, you’ll want to add all of them to your cart!

Recommended dish: Hopia, Tikoy, Ube Pao, Moon cakes

View menu View their website View their Facebook page View their Instagram account View all branches 628 Ongpin Street Binondo, Manila (632) 8288-8888 or (632) 8241-9999

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BINONDO FOOD TRIP GUIDE: Best Places to Eat in Manila’s Chinatown (UPDATED 2024)

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M ANILA, Philippines — You can never consider yourself a real foodie until you have scoured through Binondo. This district in Manila is regarded as the oldest Chinatown in the world, dating back to the early 1590s. Although it was established during the Spanish period, it had been an active place of commerce for Chinese traders even before that. Today, this part of Manila is famous for the Binondo Food Crawl, which everyone enjoys doing with their friends and loved ones.

This place has seen centuries pass in front of it. If you are truly a foodie, you will delve into this historical place of trade, business, and gastronomy.

Many changes have occurred over time, but the Philippines’ Little China food remains delicious and continuously patronized by Pinoy Foodies. Planning for a DIY Binondo Food Tour? If you are looking for a Food Trip Itinerary in Binondo, here are some of the best shops to start off with:

Dong Bei Dumplings

• Location: 642 Yuchengco Street, Binondo, Manila
• Opening days/hours: Daily from 9 am to 8 pm
• Telephone: (02) 82418912

Dong Bei Dumpling’s menu boasts an array of exquisite dim sum options, but one particular dish reigns supreme – the Kuchay Dumplings. These delectable dumplings are a delightful fusion of succulent pork and fragrant Kuchay (chives). Dong Bei Dumpling is renowned for its culinary mastery in crafting authentic homemade dumplings hailing from the northeastern region of China.

The restaurant’s name pays homage to its founders’ cherished hometown and the tantalizing Chinese dim sum they have perfected. Originating from Dong Bei, a culinary haven in northeastern China, Dong Bei Dumpling presents a medley of flavors to tantalize taste buds, with their pork and Chinese cabbage dumplings claiming the spotlight as a beloved crowd favorite.

Tip: Like most restaurants in Binondo, Dong Bei Dumplings has not undergone many renovations. The shop is pretty tiny, so do not expect to get a table during peak hours. This shop is also the best place to start your Binondo Food Tour 🙂

Ying Ying Tea House Restaurant

• Location: 234 Dasmariñas St, Binondo, Manila
• Opening days/hours: Daily from 7 AM to 2 AM
• Phone: (02) 53109031

Discover a delectable world of Chinese delicacies at Ying Ying Tea House Restaurant in Binondo, Manila! Satisfy your cravings with an extensive menu that showcases an array of mouthwatering options at affordable prices. From the steaming baskets of xiao long bao and dumplings to the flavorful pancit and nourishing soups, every dish is a testament to the rich flavors of Chinese cuisine. Indulge in tender pork chop rice, succulent soy chicken, and tantalizing white chicken.

For those seeking an extra treat, savor the crispy roast suckling pig or the zesty shrimp hot salad. Looking for a little heat? Try the salt and chili pork chop that will tingle your taste buds. Ying Ying Tea House has got you covered whether you’re in the mood for comforting congee or satisfying noodles. Don’t forget to explore their delightful vegetable dishes and seafood delights selection.

Tip: This restaurant has more than one floor, accommodating many guests, even during peak hours. Just be careful when climbing and going down the narrow staircases.

Cafe Mezzanine

• Location: 650 Ongpin St, Binondo, Manila
• Opening days/hours: Daily from 6 am to 10 pm
• Telephone: (02) 2419999

Looking for some delicious treats to satisfy your cravings? Look no further than Café Mezzanine! Whether you’re in the mood for seafood Lomi, kamto soup, beef wanton, or tofu, Café Mezzanine has got you covered. Located in the vibrant neighborhood of Binondo, this popular dining establishment not only offers mouthwatering dishes at affordable prices, but it’s also the perfect spot for a barkada meryenda.

Oh, and did I mention they even serve Soup No. 5? With a wide selection of Chinese cuisine, including boneless bangus, chop suey, sweet & sour fish fillet, Norwegian pink salmon, and beef broccoli, Café Mezzanine is a haven for food enthusiasts.

Tip: Café Mezzanine is located on the second floor of another restaurant called Chuan Kee Fastfood. If you still have room in your tummy after indulging in the huge servings of Café Mezzanine, consider having more on the first floor.

Sincerity Café and Restaurant

• Location: 497 Yuchengco St, Binondo, Manila
• Opening days/hours: Daily from 10 am to 10 pm
• Contact Number: (02) 82419991

Indulge in the deliciousness of Fried Chicken at Sincerity Café and Restaurant in Binondo, Manila. This renowned dining establishment takes Chinese cuisine to the next level with its mouthwatering Chinese-style fried chicken.

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to try this delectable dish, along with a wide array of other tasty options like soup, oyster tausi, relyenong hipon, shrimp tempura, and sweet and sour fish fillet.

Tip: The restaurant has two floors. If you want faster service, you should get a table on the ground floor or outside the resto.

Ho-land Hopia & Bakery

• Location: 551 Yuchengco St, Binondo, Manila
• Opening days/hours: MTWFSat from 7:30 am to 8 pm; Thursdays from 9 am to 8 pm; Sundays at 7:30 am to 5 pm
• Telephone: (02) 82429709

Looking for the perfect Chinese meryenda? Look no further than Ho-Land Hopia & Bakery in Binondo, Manila! Indulge in their irresistible delicacies like tikoy, machang, and the all-time favorite hopia. Trust us, you won’t be able to resist their mouthwatering mango hopia – it’s a crowd-pleaser!

This renowned bakery is famous for its authentic Chinese treats and offers a wide range of delectable goodies, including mooncakes, pies, almond cakes, and wax gourd pastries. Don’t miss out on this ultimate culinary experience!

Tip: Ho-land is a bakery, not a café where you can eat at a table and hang out. It is best to buy from there and eat somewhere else, perhaps bring the delicacies home.

New Po Heng Lumpia House

• Location: 627 Carvajal St, Binondo, Manila, 1006 Metro Manila
• Opening days/hours: MTWThFS from 7 am to 9 pm; Sundays from 8 am to 5 pm
• Telephone: 7-7531891 / 8-8719918

New Po Heng Lumpia House is a delightful haven for foodies seeking scrumptious lumpia and misua guisado. This charming little shop stands out in Binondo, Manila, beckoning travelers on their Binondo Food Trip. No culinary adventure in Binondo is complete without experiencing the flavorsome offerings of this exceptional eatery.

Renowned for its delectable fresh lumpia, New Po Heng Lumpia House has gained widespread fame, extending its reach beyond Binondo by adding a new branch in BF Homes. With rave reviews attesting to the tantalizing taste and true authenticity of their dishes, this cherished establishment holds an unrivaled reputation in the world of lumpia aficionados.

Tip: Do not be misled by the low price… one fresh lumpia can fill more than one tummy! See if you can finish one before ordering more than one serving.

• Location: 929 Benavidez Street, Binondo, Manila
• Opening days/hours: Sunday to Thursday from 7 am to 10:30 pm, Fridays and Saturdays from 7 am to 11 pm
• Contact number: (02) 244 0745

Masuki, a renowned Chinese restaurant in Binondo, Manila, is a popular and delightful dining destination for both locals and visitors. With a relatively smaller menu, Masuki offers the advantage of making it easier for you to choose what to eat.

Whether you’re in the mood for delectable dim sum or a comforting bowl of mami (noodle soup), Masuki has got you covered at an affordable price. Indulge in their famous chicken mami, beef mami, siopao asado, or siopao bola-bola, and experience the authentic flavors of Chinese comfort food that Masuki is known for.

Tip: Their mami starts at Php 130 and is their bestseller.

Salazar Bakery

• Location:   783 Ongpin Street, Binondo, Manila
• Opening days/hours: Daily from 5 am to 10:30 pm
• Contact info: 287331397 / 287331392

Start your day off right with the irresistible combination of pan de sal and a steaming cup of coffee. But why settle for the usual when you can indulge in Salazar Bakery’s mouthwatering selection of classic pastries? Prepare to be captivated by the tantalizing flavors of Monay, the exquisite beauty of Flower Shaped Bread, and the refreshing zest of Pan de Lemon.

Located in the heart of Binondo, Manila, this historic bakery is renowned for its traditional Chinese pastries and delicacies. Since its establishment in 1947, Salazar Bakery has become a treasured institution in the area. Its fame stems from the delicious hopia, a beloved Filipino pastry that bursts with flavors like mongo, ube, and baboy.

And that’s just the beginning. Brace yourself for a delightful array of tasteful adventures as you savor the delectable tikoy, mooncakes, and other irresistible Chinese pastries that Salazar Bakery has to offer.

Tip: When you visit here, do not forget to buy their mooncakes… it’s a Chinese pastry staple!

Ongpin Mañosa Restaurant

• Location: 926 Ongpin St., Binondo, Manila
• Opening days/hours: Open daily

Ongpin Mañosa is not your typical fancy restaurant with waiters in suits, but that’s part of its charm. This small karinderya-type eatery has delighted customers for years with its delicious and reasonably priced food. Nestled in the heart of Manila, Ongpin Mañosa is a go-to spot for lovers of Chinese and Asian cuisines.

This restaurant has everything from flavorful dim sum and mouthwatering noodles to fresh seafood and traditional Chinese delicacies. Prepare to be transported to the streets of China with each bite, as Ongpin Mañosa prides itself on serving authentic flavors in a warm and inviting setting.

Tip: People love their maki here. Perhaps you will, too.

ZCT Delicious Restaurant

• Location: 580 F. Torres Corner G. Puyat Street, Santa Cruz, Manila
• Opening days/hours: Daily from 10:30 am to 12 MN
• Telephone: (02) 733 0394

Discover a world of sublime flavors at ZCT Delicious Restaurant, a renowned Chinese eatery nestled in the heart of Santa Cruz, Manila. Indulge in an array of mouthwatering Chinese dishes, such as the delightful Machang, succulent Beef of Maki, and the irresistible Pancit Canton.

But that’s not all – gather your friends and delve into their Pulutan menu, featuring an enticing selection of dishes perfect for a lively hangout. With rave reviews praising their exquisite and authentic Chinese fare, ZCT Delicious Restaurant is the ultimate culinary destination for all food enthusiasts.

Tip: Delicious Restaurant is frequently visited because of their excellent prices, so avoid the peak hours—or if you can’t, be prepared to wait for a table.

Eng Bee Tin Chinese Deli

• Location: 628 Ongpin St, Binondo, Manila
• Opening days/hours: Daily from 7:00 am to 10:00 pm
• Contact: (02)8288.88.88

Located in the same building as Café Mezzanine, Eng Bee Tin is a treasure trove of hopia variants that will surely satisfy even the most discerning taste buds. From classic Ube and Ube Langka to delightful Custard and even unique Mochaccino Hopia, their assortment of flavors will leave you spoilt for choice. With prices starting at Php 60 and beyond, each bite is worth every penny.

Established in 1912 in Binondo, Manila, Eng Bee Tin is no ordinary deli. It has earned a well-deserved reputation for its unrivaled Chinese delicacies, including its famous hopia, tikoy, and an array of other delectable pastries. A visit to Eng Bee Tin is not just a journey into flavor, but also a glimpse into the rich, centuries-old culinary traditions of the Filipino-Chinese community.

Tip: This is a reasonably small bakery, so you might prefer to bring your hopia home instead.

Shanghai Fried Siopao

• Location: 828 Ongpin St, Santa Cruz, Manila, 1008 Metro Manila
• Opening days/hours: Daily from 7am to 8pm
• Telephone: 287340886

Siopao, the beloved steamed bun filled with asado, gets an exciting twist with Shanghai Fried Siopao. This popular Chinese snack takes siopao to the next level by frying the bottom to achieve a delectably crispy and mouthwatering finish.

With its fluffy yet crispy dough and savory meat filling, Shanghai Fried Siopao offers a delightful contrast of textures and flavors that captivates food enthusiasts everywhere.

Tip: Eat the fried siopao while it’s hot!

The Original Salido Restaurant

• Location: 839 Ongipin St., Binondo, Manila
• Opening days/hours: Daily from 6 am to 9 pm
• Telephone: 283747494

Looking for a truly legendary dining experience for your next Binondo Food Trip? Look no further than The Original Salido Restaurant. This cherished establishment has been serving mouthwatering Chinese and Filipino comfort food for years, making it a beloved spot within the community. Step inside, and you’ll find yourself surrounded by the delightful aromas of asado, pancit, and other traditional favorites.

While enjoying your breakfast of yang chow and pork asado, you’ll likely be in the company of loyal customers, many of them older Chinese folks who have been savoring Salido’s flavors for decades. Don’t miss out on this local gem – The Original Salido Restaurant guarantees an unforgettable and oh-so-satisfying dining experience.

Tip: Have a taste of their Buchi and brewed coffee—which has been a local favorite for years.

Wai Ying Fastfood

• Location: 810 Benavidez Street, Binondo, Manila
• Opening days/hours: Daily from 7 am to 2 am
• Contact: 0917 188 1658

Wai Ying Fastfood is a popular Chinese restaurant located in Binondo, Manila. Known for its wide array of Chinese comfort food, the restaurant offers a variety of dishes such as dim sum, noodles, rice toppings, and other Chinese specialties.

Its delicious and affordable offerings have gained a strong following, making it a go-to dining spot for locals and visitors looking for authentic Chinese cuisine.

Tip: Dim sum is best eaten when they are hot. Do not order several meals at once and have the others cool down!

Lan Zhou La Mien

• Location: 818 Benavidez Street, Binondo, Manila
• Opening days/hours: Daily from 8 am to 9 pm
• Mobile Phone: 0917 826 6888

Lan Zhou La Mien in Binondo, Manila, is a renowned restaurant known for authentic hand-pulled noodles and Chinese cuisine. The establishment offers a variety of dishes, including beef lamien, spicy beef lamien, steamed dumplings, and fried dumplings.

Its flavorful noodles and delectable dumplings have garnered positive reviews, making it a popular dining destination for those seeking authentic Chinese flavors.

Tip: Lamien is often called very long longevity noodles. You may request scissors to have your noodles cut into shorter strands.

• Location: 635 Carvajal St, Binondo, Manila, 1006 Metro Manila
• Opening days/hours: Daily from 9 am to 6:30 pm
• Telephone: 282429589

Quik Snack is a beloved, time-honored restaurant that satisfies the cravings of locals and visitors alike. This dining establishment is renowned for its mouthwatering Chinese-Filipino comfort food. Prepare to be delighted by their classic, home-style dishes like Misua Guisado and the ever-popular Chinese lumpia.

But that’s not all – Quik Snack also boasts a selection of signature dishes, including Ahma’s Lo Noodle Soup, Sate Beef Noodle Soup, Sate Batchoy & Fish Ball Noodle Soup, and Sate Prawn & Pork Noodle Soup. These authentic and flavorful offerings have made Quik Snack a destination for those craving delicious Chinese-Filipino cuisine.

Tip: This is located near Sincerity Café and Restaurant, the perfect resto to go to next if you are restaurant hopping.

Ang Tunay Beef House

• Location: 825 Sabino Padilla Street, Binondo, Manila
• Opening days/hours: Monday to Saturday from 7 am to 9:30 pm, Sundays from 7 am to 2 am
• Telephone: 0917 629 9762

Welcome to Ang Tunay Beef House, where the name may imply a focus on beef, but surprises await! Our restaurant in Manila offers extensive vegetable delights like vibrant Spinach, delectable Mustasa, and succulent Bamboo Shoots alongside our renowned meat dishes.

Prepare to be captivated by the flavors of our Chinese cuisine as we proudly serve up mouthwatering beef dishes, tantalizing chicken soup, and delicious chicken options.

Tip: Order their brewed coffee after a meal. It’s a hidden gem that is possibly better than most overrated coffee shops.

LGA Fast Food-Estero

• Location: Ongpin St, Binondo, Manila
• Opening days/hours: Daily from 9:30 am to 9:30 pm
• Telephone: 276244028

Experience the tantalizing fusion of Filipino and Chinese cuisine at LGA Fast Food Estero! Set beside a charming canal, the ambiance may not be top-notch, but the food definitely steals the show. Indulge in a variety of mouthwatering soups and classic Chicken dishes like the rich and flavorful Buttered Chicken, the tangy Sweet and sour Chicken, or the aromatic Garlic Chicken.

At LGA Fast Food Estero, you’ll discover a treasure trove of culinary delights at pocket-friendly prices. Don’t miss the must-try favorites like the fragrant pancit, the crispy and succulent lechon kawali, and the zesty lemon chicken. And for the adventurous foodies, why not be daring and savor their famous crispy fried frog legs?

Tip: Make sure to locate this little restaurant before heading out. Many say it’s hard to find.

Tasty Dumplings

• Location: Norberto Ty St, Binondo, Manila, Metro Manila
• Telephone: (02) 242 5195

In addition to their mouthwatering Pork Chop Rice, indulge in their delectable Hongma and Silver Roll Bread.

Hong Ma is their unique twist on Fujian Chinese Soy Sauce Braised Pork, which also happens to be the origin of the popular Visayan dish, Humba. This restaurant is a must-visit on our bi-monthly Binondo Food Crawl list.

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Binondo Food Tour Package

The big binondo food wok.

• Eat your way around Manila’s historic Chinatown.
• Try mouth-watering local neighborhood dishes like lumpia, siopao, pancit, champoy, and more!
• Get to know the people of the local Tsinoy community as you explore the area with your group.
• Bring home some souvenirs from a local store specializing in tasty Chinese delicacies.

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Join your local host to learn to cook Filipino dishes in her home kitchen, using family recipes passed down through generations. Learn from a passionate chef who has been in the food business for over 10 years.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What are the must-visit food spots in manila’s chinatown.

You shouldn’t miss visiting the must-visit food spots in Manila’s Chinatown, including the renowned Ying Ying Tea House, the New Po Heng Lumpia House on Carvajal Street, Oishiekun Bites on Ongpin, Eng Bee Tin offering a variety of food options, and Dong Bei Dumpling located near Chinatown. These spots provide diverse, delicious, and authentic culinary experiences worth exploring.

Do we need to hire a guide for our Binondo Food Crawl?

Hiring a guide for your Binondo Food Crawl is highly recommended, as it can enhance your experience by providing valuable insights into the history, culture, and stories behind the food and the area. A guide can offer a deeper understanding of the culinary traditions and the significance of the various food spots, making your food crawl more enriching and memorable. Additionally, a guide can help you navigate the bustling streets and ensure you don’t miss out on hidden culinary gems. Consider joining a Food Wok tour with Ivan Man Dy, known for offering an immersive experience that goes beyond just food.

What are the must-visit food spots in Binondo?

You should definitely check out the must-visit food spots in Binondo, including Awi’s Cafe & Restaurant, Oishiekun Chinese Bites, Shanghai Fried Siopao, Dong Bei Dumplings, Masuki Mami House, Eng Bee Tin Chinese Deli, Quik Snack, Salazar Bakery, Ying Ying Tea House, New Po Heng Lumpia House, Wai Ying Fast Food, and Sincerity Cafe & Restaurant. These spots offer delicious Chinese and local dishes worth experiencing in Manila’s Chinatown.

What are the must-try dishes in Binondo?

The must-try dishes in Binondo include pork and beef siomai, fried chicken, wonton noodle soup, pork and chive dumplings, hand-pulled noodles, hopia, and other delectable street foods like fried siopao, kuchay ah pie, and more. These dishes represent the diverse and flavorful culinary offerings in Manila’s Chinatown, providing a delightful experience for food enthusiasts.

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• What is Binondo known for? Binondo is the center of commerce and trade of Manila, where all types of business run by Filipino-Chinese thrive. Noted residents include St. Lorenzo Ruiz, the Filipino protomartyr, and Venerable Mother Ignacia del Espiritu Santo, founder of the Congregation of the Religious of the Virgin Mary.
• Where is the oldest Chinatown in the world? The development of most Chinatowns typically resulted from mass migration to an area without any or with very few Chinese residents. Binondo in Manila, established in 1594, is recognized as the world's oldest Chinatown.
• Is Binondo Manila safe? It is safe for groups for sure, daytime, even in the evenings is safe. over a year ago. people in Binondo Chinatown are friendly... it is generally safe...

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Explore Binondo: 15 Must-Try Places to Eat in Binondo

Nakapag Binondo food trip na ba ang lahat? If you’re a sucker for dumplings, a hot bowl of authentic noodle soups, and well, Chinese food in general, obviously, then you may want to start planning your next food crawl in Binondo with your best pals and assume your role as true foodie! 

Binondo is the first and oldest Chinatown in the World , and it is located in the city of Manila. This place is rich with culture and absolutely palatable foods that will satisfy your Chinese food cravings. In fact, it is one of the best places to visit in the Philippines for locals and tourists alike who want to experience authentic and flavorsome Chinese staple delicacies. You can also discover a lot of great eats in this place that are budget-friendly, which is perfect for people who want to go on a food trip while sticking to a certain budget. 

To get you started, here’s a list of must-try places to eat in Binondo: 

1. Dong Bei Dumpling

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Don’t be fooled by the size of this dumpling restaurant. They may have a small place, but Dong Bei Dumpling is the most popular dumpling house in Binondo. Their best seller kuchay dumplings is what people rave about in this small restaurant because of its clean and rich flavors. To top it off, they’re affordable and freshly made everyday. If you do go on a Binondo food trip, make sure to drop by Dong Bei Dumpling and order their kuchay dumplings. 

Location : 642 Yuchengco St, Binondo, Manila Opening hours : Monday to Saturday, 8:30 AM – 7:00 PM – Sunday, 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM Available for : Dine-in, take-out, delivery Famous dishes to try : Kuchay dumplings

2. Wai Ying Fastfood

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If you’re on a budget and want to satisfy your dimsum cravings, Wai Ying Fastfood is a great choice for that. This place is usually packed with people since the food is both quality and affordable. But don’t let the long line discourage you! They serve fast, so the wait won’t be as long as you think. 

You could say that it is not overhyped at all since people really do enjoy coming back to Wai Ying because of their specially flavorful dishes. Aside from the wide variety of dimsum and dumplings, they also serve other dishes that you should try such as their beef mami, congee, roasted duck, lemon chicken, and more. 

Location : 810 Benavidez St, Binondo, Manila Opening hours : Everyday from 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM  Available for : Dine-in, take-out, delivery, pick-up Famous dishes to try : Various dimsums and dumplings, roasted duck, beef mami, 

3. Shanghai Fried Siopao

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You’ll always find foods that are worth trying when you walk the streets of Binondo, particularly in Ongpin. Ongpin street may be narrow and a bit crowded, but it is home to a lot of notable restaurants that serve delectable dishes. One of the great food finds you’ll discover in this street is Shanghai Fried Siopao. It’s easy to miss their stall since it’s small and appears ordinary, BUT then again, it’s Binondo we’re talking about here, so the size of the store doesn’t matter when they’ve got something tasty to offer. 

Hence the name, their best seller is fried siopao, which is a good pick-me-up food or snack while you walk the streets of Binondo on your food trip. They sell other Chinese delicacies such as siomai and kikiam, but their fried siopao stands out to many people, both locals in the area and tourists alike, because of the freshly made soft, fluffy, and moist buns filled with juicy meat combined with minced vegetables inside — which is just an explosion of flavors in every bite. Unang kagat, laman lahat! The best part is that they give it to you while it’s still warm. 

Location : 828 Ongpin St, Santa Cruz, Manila Opening hours : Everyday from 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Available for : Dine-in, take-out, delivery, pick-up Famous dishes to try : Fried siopao

4. Ying Ying Tea House

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Ying Ying Tea House offers scrumptious and inexpensive food that you will surely love. People rave about their dishes, so you can expect long lines most of the time when you visit this place. But then again, don’t let it stop you from tasting their best seller dimsums, dumplings, noodle soup dishes, rice meals, and more. It’s one of the classics in Binondo that you should definitely aim to eat at on your next food crawl. 

Location : 233-235 Yuchengco St, Binondo, Manila Opening hours : Everyday from 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM Available for : Dine-in, take-out, delivery, pick-up Famous dishes to try : Siomai, hakaw, chicken feet, spareribs tausi

5. Sincerity Cafe & Restaurant

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We’ve mostly been talking about dimsum and dumplings since the start of this list. But now let’s go over to another dish: fried chicken. If you love a good oriental chicken, then check out Sincerity Cafe & Restaurant. They are well-known for their best seller dish called Sincerity fried chicken that’s also available in two other flavors: honey and curry. You can take your pick on other bestseller and must-try dishes that they offer such as shrimp omelet, fried oyster cake, Sincerity chami, kiampong, BBQ spareribs, and more. 

Location : 519 Quintin Paredes St. Binondo, Manila Opening hours : Everyday from 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM Available for : Dine-in, take-out, delivery, pick-up Famous dishes to try : Sincerity fried chicken

6. Lan Zhou La Mien

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Craving for a fresh and warm bowl of noodle soup? Lan Zhou La Mien is one of the best places you should head down to because they are famous for their hand-pulled noodles and they serve a wide array of lamien noodles that you can choose from on your visit there. Oh and they have big servings at just an affordable price! 

Location : 818 Benavidez St, Binondo, Manila Opening hours : Everyday from 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM Available for : Dine-in, take-out, delivery Famous dishes to try : Beef lamien, spareribs lamien, steamed dumplings

7. Tasty Dumplings

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Another place at Binondo that will give you yummy dishes at a reasonable price is Tasty Dumplings. It’s a small and narrow restaurant with two floors, yet they offer big servings. In fact they’re well-known for their big, juicy, and crunchy pork chop. This is then complemented with steamed rice topped with toasted garlic and stir fried veggies on the side. Other well-known dishes of theirs that you should try are: fried kuchay dumplings, spareribs rice, and other rice meal dishes.

Location : Wellington Building, Norberto Ty St, Binondo, Manila Opening hours : Every from 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM Available for : Dine-in, take-out Famous dishes to try : Pork chop rice, fried kuchay dumplings

8. Cafe Mezzanine

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Cafe Mezzanine is the ideal place for some chill and casual hangout with your friends or family when you visit Binondo. They serve traditional Chinese food that you can enjoy. It’s an absolute must that you at least try their xiao long bao and kiampong when you stop by this place. 

Location : 650 Ongpin St, Binondo, Manila Opening hours : Everyday from 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM Available for : Dine-in, take-out, delivery Famous dishes to try : Xiao long bao, kiampong, lava pao

9. New Po Heng Lumpia House

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Located in the narrow street of Carvajal in Binondo, New Po Heng Lumpia House is a small canteen that sells authentic Chinese style fresh lumpia. Despite the difficulty of locating this food stall, people still try to go here just to order their popular dish which is the fresh lumpia. Packed with chopped and minced vegetables and other ingredients thoroughly covered with a lumpia wrapper topped with sweet garlic sauce, it’s just a delight to your taste buds. If you fancy a ‘koboy’ type of food trip, this place would be perfect for that since it’s an al fresco canteen so you’ll really have to eat outside with all the traffic noise. 

Location : 621, 1006 Carvajal St, Binondo, Manila Opening hours : Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM – Closed on Sundays Available for : Dine-in, take-out, delivery, drive-through Famous dishes to try : Fresh lumpia, kiampong, pork maki

10. The Great Buddha Cafe

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If you loved the dishes served in Cafe Mezzanine, then you may want to try The Great Buddha Cafe. It’s a cozy Chinese restaurant that’s located on the second floor of Eng Bee Tin’s flagship store in Ongpin, Binondo. They are well known for their beef tendon claypot rice as well as their dimsum, dumplings, and many more dishes. 

Location : 2F UBE Tower, 628 Ongpin St, Binondo, Manila Opening hours : Everyday from 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM Available for : Dine-in, take-out, delivery, pick-up Famous dishes to try : Beef tendon claypot rice

11. Chuan Kee Chinese Fastfood

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Dubbed as the oldest fastfood in Chinatown, Chuan Kee Chinese Fastfood serves traditional Chinese food but with a twist — turo turo style. They have various dishes prepared, placed, and lined up for people to see, and you just basically have to point out what you want to order. They also have a wide list of other dishes to try in their menu which includes: various dimsums such as hakaw, pork siomai, and xiao long bao, rice toppings such as beef tendon. Some of their famous dishes include kiampong and lechon kawali, so you may want to grab one of those. 

When eating at Chuan Kee, you’ll be surrounded by more options of places to eat at because on the second floor of its building sits Cafe Mezzanine and beside it is the popular hopia shop, Eng Bee Tin. You’ll be targeting three places all at once! 

Location : 650 Ongpin St, Binondo, Manila Opening hours : Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM – Sunday, 6:00 AM – 9:00 PM Available for : Dine-in, take-out, delivery Famous dishes to try : Kiampong, maki, lechon kawali

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Masuki is a well-known place in Binondo that serves rich and flavorful mami that’s simply comforting and satisfying. They are pretty much like Ma Mon Luk because people also come for their mami and siopao as a fave combo. 

Location : 931 Benavidez St, Binondo, Manila Opening hours : Everyday from 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM Available for : Dine-in, take-out, delivery, pick-up Famous dishes to try : Beef mami, asado mami, chicken mami, siopao

13. Quik Snack

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Quik Snack is another small stall or joint in Binondo, located in Carvajal street that you’ll have to check out.  It has been around since 1967, and is still standing strong today, serving people with their delicious classic Chinese comfort food. Some of their popular dishes include: Kuchay Ah (a small meat pie that’s filled with ground pork and minced chives) and fresh lumpia. They’re the perfect go-to food if you’re looking for some quick bites on your food trip.

Location : Carvajal St, Binondo, Manila Opening hours : Monday to Saturday, 9:30 AM – 9:00 PM – Closed on Sundays Available for : Dine-in, take-out, delivery, pick-up Famous dishes to try : Kuchay Ah, fresh lumpia

14. Awi’s Cafe and Restaurant

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Awi’s Cafe and Restaurant may be small, but they serve incredibly delectable Chinese dishes in big servings at reasonable prices. When you visit Awi’s, do try their special chicken, various dimsum choices, chami, and salt and pepper squid. Definitely worth it for big eaters and Chinese food lovers!

Location : 520 E.T, Yuchengco St, Binondo, Manila Opening hours : Monday to Saturday, 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM – Closed on Sundays Available for : Dine-in, take-out, delivery Famous dishes to try : Awi’s special chicken, salt and pepper squid, chami

15. LGA Fastfood (Estero Fastfood) – Ongpin

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LGA Fastfood or otherwise known as Estero Fastfood to some of its regular customers is a canteen style food establishment located in the heart of Ongpin, beside the estero or canal (thus its name). It doesn’t have the most appealing environment to eat at and it can get a bit crowded since a lot of people come here, but you can find good food here at a budget-friendly price. Some of the must-try dishes are: pancit (stir fried noodles), lechon kawali, and lemon chicken. If you want to go kind of ‘exotic’ and be extra with your food choices, you may also want to have some of their famous crispy fried frog legs. 

Location : Ongpin St, Binondo, Manila Opening hours : Everyday from 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM Available for : Dine-in, take-out, delivery Famous dishes to try : Crispy fried frog legs, lechon kawali, pancit

There’s no denying that Binondo is one of the best places in the Philippines to spend a day for a good food trip experience. No matter what your budget is, you’ll definitely find a place to eat at Binondo that’s not only going to fill your bellies, but also create a burst of flavors down your palate. And of course, there’s no better way to carry out this experience than to do it with your co-foodies! So tara, food trip?

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Binondo food crawl: Must-visit food spots in Manila’s Chinatown

From classic chinese eats to exotic ones, here are some dishes you shouldn’t miss trying when in binondo.

Being the oldest Chinatown in the world, Binondo has been the home of some of the best traditional and modern Chinese cuisines, making it a true food haven for any foodies craving tasty oriental dishes. Set within the Philippines’ capital, Manila, Binondo has its own unique vibe, with its ancient architecture, dragon-hugged light posts, and vibrant stores adding to its charm. If you’re thinking of going on a food adventure in Binondo’s Chinatown, below are some of the food spots and eats we visited and tried as we go along its red walkways.

Cafe Mezzanine 

A quick taste of classic Chinese cuisine is what diners will get from Cafe Mezzanine, also dubbed as “The Fireman's Coffee Shop.” Above one of the most beloved restaurants in Binondo, Chuan Kee (more of this later), the cafe and its offerings are definitely suited for a crowd of any age. What you should order is its pork xiao long bao (P240/per order), a steamy plate of 10 tiny buns that are meaty, juicy, and just delicious. Something for the sweet tooths are the Lava paos (P130/per order), which are steamed buns filled with sweet custard that oozes out the moment you cut them in half, hence, its name.

650 Ongpin St., Binondo, Manila | 8241-9999

Lord Stow's Bakery 

Home to one of the best egg tarts you can feast on in the city, Lord Stow’s Bakery is a perfect stop to grab hand-held treats you can eat while walking. Hailed from Macau, this humble bakery now has different branches all over Metro Manila. But munching on its goodies in Binondo sure is a different experience. The egg tarts (P56/solo, P220/box of four, P320/box of six, and P630/dozen) have the perfect amount of sweetness. Their crust is flakey, complementing the velvety texture of the filling. 

Imperial Sky Garden, 707 Ongpin Street, Binondo, Manila | 8247-3305

Wai Ying Fast Food

Serving authentic Cantonese dishes and more is Wai Ying Fast Food. Good thing we had a box of Lord Stow's Bakery’s egg tarts because there is a long waitlist before getting in the restaurant. Its shop window gives a perfect view of what you should order. Roasted ducks, the scent from its broth pot, and rows of bamboo steamers will excite your tastebuds to try one of its noodle dishes. What we ordered was the roasted duck mami. Veggies and egg noodles swimming in hot broth with slices of duck topping them. It’s just comforting and definitely worth the wait. We also got a refreshing almond jelly drink, which seems like its version of the clear palamig seen in Divisoria, only that the jellies are white and not transparent. 

810 Benavidez St., Binondo, Manila | 8242-0310 or 8243-0715

Estero Fast Food

Just a few rounds of walking along Ongpin and you’ll find Estero Fast Food. Don’t be fooled by its name because its offerings are definitely something not to miss, especially, for the brave foodies. One of the specials is its frog leg dishes. But what we ordered was its best-seller buttered chicken. Just imagine, crispy fried chicken drenched in melted butter with loads of garlic. A platter of it will definitely make you order additional cups of rice. Maybe, will be brave next time to order its sizzling frog legs.

Ongpin North Bridge, Ongpin St, Binondo, Manila | 8984-3320

Shanghai Fried Siopao

Our next stop was at Shanghai Fried Siopao. Since 1985, the store has been producing steamed buns so good that people wait in line and order in bulk just to enjoy them. Its fried siopao (P35/solo) is everything that you want your siopao should be. It has a generous meat filling with loads of onions wrapped in soft, cloud-like buns. Truly, one of the best treats to have in your hands as you explore Binondo, even without a sauce.

828 Ongpin St. cor. Bahama St., Binondo, Manila | 8734-0886

Chuan Kee 

Closing our food trip in Binondo is Chuan Kee. One of the oldest restaurants in Binondo, it has captured the hearts (and tummies) of diners with its assortment of food offerings, from Chinese soups and stir-fried dishes to Filipino favorites. One of the highlights of its menu is Soup No. 5, an immunity-boosting soup made of tonic wine, Chinese herbal medicine, and bull’s testes. But, just like frog legs, we’ll go on and try the stew during our next visit. What we had was the Cha-bihon, a noodle dish with generous toppings of vegetables, meatballs, and dumplings—a perfect plate to end the long walks and hours waiting in line to try the different eats Binindo has to offer. It is best to get some fried siopao first before heading to Chuan Kee because there is always a line of diners waiting to get in.

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Manila Chinatown: A first timer’s guide to Binondo Food Trip

Having spent 4 years studying inside Intramuros back in college, I asked myself why the hell I did not become a foodie when I was always a few sprints away from overrated and underrated kainans of Manila?

Well, that’s one of the maaaany regrets of my teenage years but I am making up with self now.

And so fast forward one day of February, me and my coffee friends went to Binondo : the world’s oldest Chinatown. Damn. This food crawl is also pretty much a walk down in history too. Very interesting! To give you a little background, this historical Chinatown was established in 1594 by Chinese traders back in the old days of the Philippines. And knowing that Chinese Mandarin is still being spoken well by the Filipino-Chinese residents of Binondo today amazes me.

Salazar Bakery

Coming from Lucky Chinatown Mall where we parked, our first stop was Salazar Bakery in Ongpin Street. First opened in 1947, this bakery is still a busy shop today. For starters, we had Hopia and Tikoy . But what aroused my palates was the Tikoy with Peanuts . I swear I thought it was weird at first but it got interestingly weird. And maybe interestingly good. I hella love the taste of Sago’t Gulaman and this tikoy is so insane it’s almost the same! Compliments well with the salty dry peanut filling. Love at first bite.

 Shanghai Fried Siopao

On the other side of Ongpin Street is Shanghai Fried Siopao . This street siopao only cost P22 and for chrissakes, my friends and I agreed to share two siopaos for all of us. The reason was to save our tummies and avoid being fully loaded as much as possible but maaan, the taste is hella good! Such a breath of fresh air from the processed ones we are having just because it is convenient. I mean, this one is fucking authentic I guess? So all in all, Shanghai Fried Siopao is my best-spent P22 and I am highly recommending it to you . And not having a whole Siopao is questioning what the hell is wrong.

New Quan Yin Chay Vegetarian Food House

Okay so this is the kind of menu that my fit fam would love. They cater to a wide variety of yummy food so we asked what’s their best seller and they gladly suggest the Seafood Soup . The big bowl of soup costs P150 and it’s very sulit . And for a vegetarian meal, I’d say it was tasty not to mention there’s a lot going on inside that bowl. Perhaps one of the best healthy eats in Binondo, for sure.

Café Mezzanine

Located on the 2nd floor in the heart of Chinatown, Café Mezzanine is a fusion of Filipino and Chinese Food. We ordered Lechon Kawali (P135), Kiampong (P70), and Xiaolongbao  (P180). Fucking tasty! I swear I loved it very much.

Lechon Kawali is always a stunner but that one is a jaw-dropper. Like seriously? How can good food be 10x better?

Their Kiampong is hardcore tasty as well. I could eat that alone without anything.

And the xiaolongbao? What the hell is xiaolongbao anyway? I never had it before. But I knew it was great! I like how it gives your mouth bursting flavors of sweet to savory. And a lot of joy too.

Dong Bei Dumplings

The famous hole in the wall authentic dumpling house in Yuchengco Street, Binondo. This tiny food house can be jam-packed, waited in line for minutes but they make your dumplings in front of you, so I think that was entertaining.

Okay. Can I just say that the dumplings were phenomenal? P200 for 14pcs. I personally think there is really no wow factor in this place but I like the fact that they are practicing the tradition of making dumplings every day. Fresh ingredients, made daily. Or maybe I still haven’t discovered the wow factor? But please, go to this place. You’ll love it there.

Eng Bee Tin

Another famous Chinese deli chain in Ongpin Street is Eng Bee Tin . Who doesn’t know Eng Bee Tin?! I personally love this because I grew up loving its best selling hopia! Their 3-story store is super awesome too. 1st floor is a grocery, the 2nd floor is the restaurant, and the 3rd floor is a freaking museum! Holy WOW. But unfortunately, the museum was under construction and was closed to the public. Which was pretty sad. Anyway, this store has a lot to offer. Name it, and they have it. Quality restaurant and well, hard to leave without a takeaway ube hopia!

Walking through Nueva Street in Binondo, you’ll see Holland . It wasn’t really that much not until the Chocnut drink mix  (P100) and Chocnut spread (P80). I mean, what kind of fresh heaven is this? I am biased in loving chocnut. Aren’t we all? We reached this mini grocery store at around 6:30 pm already and that only means missing Cuapao (pork buns)  Fucked, because I heard a lot of good reviews about it!

Sincerity Café and Restaurant

So we went on the other side of Yuchengco Street. And honestly, though I was totally looking forward to going to Sincerity Café and Restaurant only for one thing: Freaking frog legs . But a boy could only be so unlucky. We missed it for the universe. So we ended up ordering their famous claim to fame  fried chicken  (half for P160) and kikiam (forgot the price lol sorry) .

Their fried chicken is, well, fucking fantastic. It is to die for! Super far from the western style good ‘ol f. chicken. The chicken itself, from the outer crispy skin down to the bones, it has a mild sweetness, a balanced mix of spices and a hella homey taste.

Oh, kikiam . This one’s quite authentic, wrapped in actual bean curd skin. I can say that it’s the best tasting kikiam I had. And the sauce, man. Freaking adorable.

La Zhou La Mien

Since this is our 9th stop, let me fucking vomit first. Just kidding ! Hahaha I was so full already. But the heaviest meal comes at the end because life is full of unfair surprises. Me and my friends agreed to share a big plate of beef knife mien  for P260. And even if I feel very full, I still find it appetizing which for me was something new. I mean just looking at the photo itself.

Sooooo after 4 hours of binge eating, we walked back to Lucky Chinatown Mall, had some Thai milk tea, drove to the world trade center for Big Bad Wolf (I happen to buy 5 exciting books!) drove back to Quezon City to drink beers until 5 in the morning. Ahhhh lupet!

Bucket list for the next Binondo food trip:

• Fried frog legs (Sincerity Restaurant)
• Po Heng Lumpia House
• Masuki Mami House
• Kim Hiong Food Garden
• James Grocery Carvajal
• Peking duck from Wai Ying Fast Food
• ASADO ROLL 🙁
• Visit churches

Top 3 Pop Food from this food crawl:

Marron – Shanghai Fried Siopao, Serenity’s Fried Chicken, Tikoy with Peanuts (Salazar Bakery)

Kean – Shanghai Fried Siopao, Dong Bei Dumpling, Kikiam (Serenity Restaurant)

Jeremiah – Dong Bei Dumpling, Knife Mien, Shanghai Fried Siopao

Angela – Xiaolongbao (Mezzanine Café), Shanghai Fried Siopao, Serenity’s Fried Chicken

CONCLUSION:

• For fuck’s sake, think before bringing a car. Parking was hella shitty. Or better yet, come early.
• If you think it’s good, eat it and enjoy it. Do not hesitate! Or you’ll regret the hell out of it.
• Start the food crawl early. Some restaurants are only open until late afternoon.
• Bring a water bottle. Trust me, it saves a lot.
• I should learn more about how to take good food photos.
• Good food is always better and cheaper when shared! We only spent not more than P500 each for all the food we ate.

*plays My New Swag from the film Crazy Rich Asians* so then again, I should do it more often.

Love always,

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In Ongpin Street, Binondo, a serpentine line of people extends deep into an alley beside a fried siopao shop. A group of young adults, victorious and beaming, have finally reached the end of the queue. They assemble themselves into a circle and hold out their fried siopaos — palm-shaped, meat-filled soft buns fried at the bottom, each of them using their smartphones to take a picture. 

The fried siopao has become quite popular online, but it isn’t the only street food offering that has transformed Chinatown into a viral online sensation. Mere days away from the celebration of the Chinese Lunar New Year, crowds occupy the notoriously narrow streets of Binondo, queuing for an assortment of skewers, sugarcane juice, and the Chinese candied fruit snack tanghulu. 

On the video sharing app Tiktok, various users and content creators offer an assortment of “Binondo food crawl guides” for every budget and taste preference. The group of coworkers at the fried siopao shop admitted that their exposure to Tiktok led to their mid-afternoon food crawl, but added that they had only watched the videos for inspiration and chose to explore the gastronomical offerings of Chinatown on their own. When asked what their itinerary for the day was, one of them simply said: “We go wherever the long lines are.” 

Where to get your fried siopao: Shanghai Fried Siopao (828 Ongpin St., Santa Cruz, Binondo, Manila) 

What about the food in Binondo makes a person endure an absurdly long queue in the scorching Manila heat? According to a customer, people endure the challenge because the authentic taste of the food cannot be replicated anywhere else. Despite the prevalence of “Binondo-style” food places in outlet malls around Metro Manila, customers flock to Binondo for the distinct flavor which could only be accomplished with recipes that have been cultivated and perfected for decades. 

Binondo is a haven for comfort food lovers. Crowds form in and around Wai Ying, which boasts mouthwatering dim sum and filling congee. Sincerity Cafe and Restaurant is an institution of its own, serving Chinese-style fried chicken since the 1950s. For those seeking vegan and vegetarian options, Vege Select (formerly Quan Yin Chay) offer a variety of vegetable-centric dishes, served in a cool atmosphere perfect for brunch and light meals throughout the day.

A standout authentic Chinese food place is located on the outskirts of Chinatown, called Ang Tunay Beef House. Resembling an old cafeteria, their specialty Beef Mami is a hearty beef broth that matches very well with their Kiampong, a traditional Chinese glutinous rice dish. Dining at the food place is a great way to decompress after a long day at work, as they also serve a variety of cold beverages such as sodas and beer. 

For those seeking food adventures, Binondo is also the place to be. Located near the literal estero , by the creek along Ongpin Street, Estero Fastfood’s specialty is their frog legs, cooked different ways. Depending on the customers’ fancy, this Binondo food trip staple can be served fried, adobo -style with soy sauce, or buttered with garlic. But the food place doesn’t only serve amphibious delicacies; customers keep coming back for their Filipino-Chinese dishes as well, such as their pancit guisado and chop suey .

Where to get your Hopia and other Chinese pastries: Eng Bee Tin (628 Ongpin St., Binondo, Manila), Salazar Bakery (783 Ongpin St., Binondo, Manila) 

Where to get your Chicken Pie and Fortune Cake: Diao Eng Chay (Zone 028, 845 Salazar St., Binondo, Manila) 

Where to get your Chinese fast food: Chuan Kee Restaurant (650 Ongpin St., Binondo, Manila) 

Where to get your Beef Mami: Ang Tunay Beef House (825, Sabino Padilla St., Santa Cruz, Manila) 

For hundreds of years, Binondo has sustained its original function: to be a vibrant hub for traders and merchants of various products and services. Its rich history as the oldest Chinatown in the world is one that deserves to be emphasized, and with the continuously growing scene in Binondo fueled by love from its local patrons and its newfound audience on social media, the “Binondo Food Crawl” phenomenon serves a greater significance as a conduit for heritage preservation.

Although there are dangers and challenges associated with the preservation of history, the larger cultural conversation that Binondo inhabits does not seem to wane anytime soon. For as long as there are people willing to wait in line, the streets of Binondo continue to thrive. 

Where to get specialty drinks inspired by Binondo: Apologue Coffee (934 Benavides St., Binondo, Manila)

Where to learn about Binondo’s rich history: Binondo Church (1006 Plaza Lorenzo Ruiz, Binondo, Manila), Chinatown Museum (4/F Building A, Lucky Chinatown, Reina Regente Street, Binondo, Manila, Binondo, Philippines) 

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Binondo Food Crawl: Best Places to Visit for your Gastronomical Adventure this 2021

You can never call yourself a true foodie unless you’ve explored Binondo. This enclave in Manila, which goes back to the early 1590s, is considered the world’s oldest Chinatown. Despite the fact that it was founded during the Spanish period, it has long been a busy trading center for Chinese traders. Today, the Binondo Food Crawl is a popular activity in this district of Manila, which everyone enjoys doing with their friends and loved ones.

This location has witnessed centuries pass by. If you’re a true foodie, you’ll want to explore this historic center of trade, business, and gastronomy.

Although much has changed over time, the food in the Philippines’ Little China remains as good as it has always been. Are you planning a Binondo Food Tour on your own? If you’re looking for a Binondo Food Trip Itinerary, these are some of the best places to start:

Dong Bei Dumplings

Location: 642 Yuchengco Street, Binondo, Manila Opening days/hours: Daily from 9 AM to 8 PM Telephone: (02) 241 8912

Dumplings are a Binondo classic, and Dong Bei Dumplings serves up some of the best. Pork Dumplings, priced at Php 200 for 14 pieces, are a must-try if you’re coming with a group of friends. Also, try their Fried Pancakes, which are prepared and cooked at incredible speeds. If you’re on a tight budget, this shop should be on your list of places to visit.

Tip: Like most restaurants in Binondo,Dong Bei Dumplings, like most restaurants in Binondo, has not yet underwent many renovations. Since this shop is small, expect to wait for a table during peak hours. This is also an excellent site to begin your Binondo Food Tour.

Ying Ying Tea House Restaurant

Location: 234 Dasmariñas St, Binondo, Manila Opening days/hours: Daily from 7 AM to 2 AM Phone: (02) 387 2797

Dim sum, congee, rice toppings, and noodles are just a few Chinese cuisine choices available at Ying Ying Tea House Restaurant’s cheap and diverse menu. For example, a Hakao costs Php 80, while Minced Beef Congee is Php 110.

Tip: Because this restaurant has more than one story, it can accommodate a large number of people even at busy times. Just be cautious climbing and descending the tight stairwells.

Cafe Mezzanine

Location: 650 Ongpin St, Binondo, Manila Opening days/hours: Daily from 6 AM to 10 PM Telephone: (02) 288 8888 Ext 230

Are you looking for seafood Lomi, kamto soup, beef wanton, or tofu? Come to Mezzanine Café. Café Mezzanine, like most restaurants in Binondo, offers a variety of low-cost cuisine ideal for your barkada meryenda. Did I mention that Soup No. 5 is also available?

Tip: Café Mezzanine is on the second story of Chuan Kee Fastfood, another restaurant. Consider having some more on the first level if you still have room in your stomach after indulging in the massive servings of Café Mezzanine.

Sincerity Café and Restaurant

Location: 497 Yuchengco St, Binondo, Manila Opening days/hours: Daily from 10 AM to 10 PM Contact Number: (02) 241 9991

Fried chicken is another Chinese cuisine staple. Yeah, sure, Filipino cuisine has many fried chicken dishes, but you will miss a lot if you don’t try the Sincerity Fried Chicken of Sincerity Café and Restaurant. It’s just priced at Php 180 for Half Fried Chicken.

Tip: The restaurant has two floors. If you want faster service, you should get a table on the ground floor or outside the resto.

Ho-land Hopia & Bakery

Location: 551 Yuchengco St, Binondo, Manila Opening days/hours: MTWFSat from 7:30 AM to 8 PM; Thursdays from 9 AM to 8 PM; Sundays at 7:30 AM to 5 PM Telephone: (02) 242 9595

This is your go-to for Chinese meryenda: tikoy, machang, and… you guessed it—hopia! Feel free to try the other delicacies on their menu. Don’t miss their mango hopia, their bestseller.

Tip: Ho-land is a bakery, not a café where you can eat at a table and hang out. It is best to buy from there and eat somewhere else, perhaps bring the delicacies home.

New Po Heng Lumpia House

Location: 627 Carvajal St, Binondo, Manila, 1006 Metro Manila Opening days/hours: MTWThFS from 7 AM to 9 PM; Sundays from 8 AM to 5 PM Telephone: 02-241-8789

Known for its lumpia and misua guisado, this little shop, located in the pink Uysubin Building, is hard to miss. It’s a canteen of sorts, and their bestselling lumpia only costs Php95. Your Binondo Food Trip will not be complete without this resto in your list of restaurants to visit.

Tip: Do not be misled by the low price… one fresh lumpia can actually fill more than one tummy! See if you can finish one before ordering more than one serving.

Location: 929 Benavidez Street, Binondo, Manila Opening days/hours: Sunday to Thursday from 7 AM to 10:30 PM, Fridays, and Saturdays from 7 AM to 11 PM Contact number: (02) 244 0745

Masuki has a relatively smaller menu, but what makes it an advantage is that it’s easier to choose what to eat. Choose either dim sum or mami at an affordable

Tip: Their mami starts at Php 130 and is their bestseller.

Salazar Bakery

Location:    783 Ongpin Street, Binondo, Manila Opening days/hours: Daily from 5 AM to 10:30 PM Contact info: (02) 733 1397

If you like starting your day with pan de sal and a tasa of coffee, then you will surely love starting your day with Salazar Bakery’s classic pastries, like Monay, Flower Shaped Bread, and Pan de Lemon.

Tip: When you choose to visit here, do not forget to buy their mooncakes…it’s a Chinese pastry staple!

Ongpin Mañosa Restaurant

Location: 926 Ongpin St., Binondo, Manila Opening days/hours: Open daily

Ongpin Mañosa is actually a small-time karinderya that has been around for quite some time, so do not expect the fanciness of a restaurant or the service of a waiter. Instead, they have averagely priced—but delicious—food.

Tip: People love their maki here. Perhaps you will, too.

ZCT Delicious Restaurant

Location: 580 F. Torres Corner G. Puyat Street, Santa Cruz, Manila Opening days/hours: Daily at 10:30 AM to 12 MN Telephone: (02) 733 0394

Choose from Chinese cuisine like Machang, Beef of Maki, and Pancit Canton, or alternatively hang out with your friends and get one of the dishes in their Pulutan menu (includes Stuffed Shrimp for just Php 70, Goyong for Php 100 and our highly recommended Lechon Kawali).

Tip: Delicious Restaurant is frequently visited because of their excellent prices, so avoid the peak hours—or if you can’t, be prepared to wait for a table.

Eng Bee Tin Chinese Deli

Location: 650 Ongpin St, Binondo, Manila Opening days/hours: Daily from 7:30 Am to 8:30 PM Contact: (02) 241 9999

Remember Café Mezzanine from above? Eng Bee Tin is located just next to it, and they offer almost all the hopia variants you can imagine. They have Ube, Ube Langka, Custard, and even Mochaccino Hopia, all starting at Php 60 above.

Tip: This is just a fairly small bakery, so you might prefer to bring your hopia home instead.

Shanghai Fried Siopao

Location: Ongpin St., Binondo, Manila Opening days/hours: Daily from 8 AM to 10 PM

What makes siopao “Siopao” is that it’s a steamed bun stuffed with asado. But what if the bottom is fried for a crispy, yummy finish? Experience it for just Php 20 per piece.

Tip: Eat the fried siopao while it’s hot!

The Original Salido Restaurant

Location: 839 Ongipin St., Binondo, Manila Opening days/hours: Daily from 6 AM to 9 PM Telephone: (02) 521 3333

Another must-go-to restaurant is The Original Salido Restaurant. This has been in business for a while now, so you might notice while having your yang chow and pork asado for breakfast that most of the customers are the older Chinese folks.

Tip: Have a taste of their Buchi and brewed coffee—which has been a local favorite for years.

Wai Ying Fastfood

Location: 810 Benavidez Street, Binondo, Manila Opening days/hours: Daily from 7 AM to 2 AM Contact: (02) 254 3326

For just Php90, you can get your own serving of Curry Beef Siomai, one of the restaurant’s must-tries. Or, if you prefer heavier meals, try their Roasted Duck, which is just priced at Php240.

Tip: Dim sum is best eaten when they are hot. Do not order several meals at once and have the others cool down!

Lan Zhou La Mien

Location: 818 Benavidez Street, Binondo, Manila Opening days/hours: Daily from 8 AM to 9 PM

Are you a fan of unli rice? Then you might be a fan of the idea of having refillable broth in your bowl of Lan Zhou La Mien noodles. This restaurant produces hand-stretched Lamien noodles, which you can have for just Php200.

Tip: Lamien is often called longevity noodles, which are very, very long. You may request scissors to have your noodles cut into shorter strands.

Location: 637-639 Carvajal Street, Binondo, Manila Opening days/hours: Daily from 9 AM to 6:30 PM

Quik Snack is one of those long-running restaurants that everyone loves. They offer classic lutong Bahay dishes like Misua Guisado and, of course, the quintessential Chinese lumpia.

Tip: This is located near Sincerity Café and Restaurant, the perfect resto to go to next if you are restaurant hopping.

Ang Tunay Beef House

Location: 825 Sabino Padilla Street, Binondo, Manila Opening days/hours: Monday to Saturday from 7 AM to 9:30 PM, Sundays from 7 AM to 2 AM Telephone: (02) 733 1106

Despite the name of this restaurant, you can actually choose from a wide range of vegetable dishes like Spinach, Mustasa, and Bamboo Shoots, in addition to the meat dishes that they serve.

Tip: Order their brewed coffee after a meal. It’s a hidden gem that is possibly better than most overrated coffee shops.

LGA Fast Food-Estero

Location: Ongpin St, Binondo, Manila Opening days/hours: Daily from 9:30 AM to 9:30 PM

If you are craving Chinese dishes with a Filipino touch to them, go to LGA Fast Food-Estero. There are plenty of soups to choose from and classic Chicken dishes like Buttered Chicken, Sweet & Sour Chicken, and Garlic Chicken.

Tip: Make sure to locate this little restaurant before heading out. Many say it’s hard to find.

Tasty Dumplings

Location: Norberto Ty St, Binondo, Manila, Metro Manila Telephone: (02) 242 5195

Aside from their crispy Pork Chop Rice, also try their Hongma and Silver Roll Bread. Hong Ma is their version of Fujian Chinese Soy Sauce Braised Pork. Hong Ma is also the origin of our Visayan Humba. This restaurant is now added to our favorite restaurant’s list whenever we do our bi-monthly Binondo Food Crawl.

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Top 6 Street Foods to Eat in Binondo Chinatown, Manila

If you’re looking to try some of the best street foods to eat in Manila, then Binondo Chinatown is where you want to be. Founded in 1594 (yes you read that right), Binondo is the oldest Chinatown in the world! This list of the top 6 street foods to eat in Binondo Chinatown will get you well on your way to planning your very own food tour.

This lively and historic district was set up across the river from Intramuros district back in the 16 th century, where all the wealthy colonial Spaniards resided at the time. This permanent settlement for the Chinese immigrants flourished, causing it to become the centre of commerce and trade in Manila by the 20 th century.

Chinatowns are known for being a hot spot of culture, commerce, and most especially food! Many things have changed over the years in here in Binondo. One thing that’s remained is that the locals know how to do street food right.

Enough chit chat! Ready to plan your own historic street food adventure through the oldest Chinatown in the world? Here’s your top 6 street foods to eat in Binondo Chinatown, Manila.

Fried Siopao

Siopao are a popular Chinese-influenced Filipino steamed bun, and the ones at Shanghai Fried Siopao in Binondo are worth the trip alone. The slightly sweet, fluffy buns are packed to the brim, full of tender ground pork, onion and chives. Once steamed, the cooked meat and veggies create an incredibly juicy bao .

What makes the ones here at Shanghai Fried Siopao extra tasty and unique is that they’re steamed in oil. They end up coming out slightly fried and crispy on the bottom, while still pillowy, soft and extremely juicy throughout.

Quite different from your typical steamed bun, we had to try two just to be sure of how good they were.

Made and cooked in their small shop right along the busy Ongpin Street, these fried siopao have been a staple of Chinatown for many years. The siopao are bought up as soon as they come out of the steamer, satisfying the line-up of hungry customers. So, whenever you stop by, you’re guaranteed to get one that’s piping hot and fresh.

Name: Shanghai Fried Siopao Address: 828 Ongpin St, Santa Cruz, Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines what3words: ///sour.lost.trucked Price: ₱35

Kuchay Ah Pie

Next up on the list is kuchay ah pie, a fried pastry that looks similar to an empanada. They get their name from the prominent flavour of chives, which is kuchay in Filipino.

These little meat pies are made of a flaky pastry that’s so rich it’s almost buttery, and because they’re fried and not baked, they’re extra crispy. The pie is stuffed full of pork, tofu, chives, turnips and carrots, married in a savoury yet slightly sweet gravy.

We couldn’t believe how heavy and packed full they were. So much so they resembled more of a ball than a pie!

The best place to try these is at Quik Snack. They do a number of different Chinese-Filipino dishes here, but they’re especially known for their pies, with the kuchay ah being their number one.

Name: Quik Snack Address: HXXG+R5X, Carvajal St, Binondo, Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines what3words: ///shut.pretty.infuses Price: ₱65

Pork and Chive Dumplings

An absolute must eat street food in Binondo Chinatown is the pork and chive dumplings at Dong Bei Dumpling .

Thin dumpling skin is loaded with a mixture of pork , onions and plenty of chives. Immediately after being made by hand, they’re boiled until they float. The dumplings come out so full of flavour and juicy, they literally melt in your mouth. So much so they boarder on soup dumplings!

They’re served with a special homemade garlic-vinegar-soy sauce mixture, with a spicy chilli sauce on the side for an added kick. This is some spicy sauce, so if you like your tongue on fire, we highly recommend it.

What sets Dong Bei apart is that the dumplings here are made fresh to order with quality ingredients. You won’t find anything frozen around here, and as far as we’re concerned, it really doesn’t get any better than that.

Name: Dong Bei Dumpling Address: 642 Yuchengco St, Binondo, Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines what3words: ///gossip.sugars.outdoor Price: ₱200/order (14 dumplings)

Hand Pulled Noodles

This delicious looking bowl of fresh hand pulled noodles can be found at a fantastic place just on the outskirts of Binondo. At Lan Zhou La Mian, they pull their noodles fresh to order, right at the front of the shop so you can see the chefs in action as they prepare your meal.

We don’t know about you, but hand pulled noodles always hit that little bit different for us. Dunked in boiling hot water, they only take 15 seconds to cook. The freshness can be tasted in the texture of the noodles, which are just that bit firmer and chewier than others.

There’s a number of different noodle soups to choose from, but we recommend the beef lamien. Full of tender beef, bok choy, scallions and carrots in a hearty, beefy broth, you won’t believe how generous they are with the noodles!

Each table is ready to go with a massive bowl of scallions and sauces for you to add, dependant on your tastes.

Name: 兰州拉面 Lan Zhou La Mian Address: 1356 Masangkay St, 262 Zone 24 Tondo, Manila, Philippines what3words: ///memory.shams.penny Price: ₱280

These little pucks are hopia , one of the most popular pastries found throughout Binondo.

This traditional pastry is full of thick mung bean paste inside a thin pastry shell. The soft textured pastry can be flavoured with a number of different tastes, but the local favourite is ube , purple yam.

Eng Bee Tin opened up in 1912 and were the first to introduce ube jam into the traditional hopia in the 1980’s, as a way to revitalise a once dying business. The vibrant purple colour stood out amongst all the others, bringing them to fame in no time. Now with multiple stores throughout Binondo, tasting their hopia and Chinese-Filipino pastries is a must.

We decided to the best way to taste hopia was to go for both the original and ube .

The ube has a distinct sweet jam taste to it that’s perfect if you have a sweet tooth. If you’re not a massive sweet fan, then go for the original. Nice and pasty, these taste more like a sweet white bean than anything else. The hopia come in packs of four, which is a pretty good deal for what you pay for.

Many shops around Binondo sell hopia , so have a wander around if you want to taste the different ones of this historic Chinatown.

Name: Eng Bee Tin Address: 628 Ongpin St, Binondo, Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines what3words: ///senses.minder.solder Price: ₱50-56

Ube Bubble Milk Tea

When exploring Binondo in Manila, you’ll definitely need to cool down at some point, trust us!

We love a good bubble tea, and luckily right next door to Eng Bee Tin (the flagship location) is where you can find the best ube bubble milk tea.

With a taste similar to taro, their ube milk tea is creamy, cold and mildly sweet with a strong ube flavour that’s oh so refreshing. Not to mention the tapioca pearls are fresh, chewy and delicious. You’re gonna find it hard to resist anything ube flavoured from now on! It’s definitely become our new go-to favourite.

Name: Tea Brothers Address: 628 Ongpin St, Binondo, Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines what3words: ///they.evolving.chambers Price: ₱95

Some of the best street food to eat in Manila can be found in Binondo Chinatown. As the oldest Chinatown in the world, you’ll find loads of popular Chinese-Filipino foods as you wander the streets of Ongpin and the Binondo neighbourhood.

We hope this list of the top 6 street foods to eat in Binondo Chinatown, Manila will get you well on your way to trying some of the best Filipino food in Manila.

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LIST: Binondo places to have a barkada food trip or 'hindi parang, parang date' like SnoRene in 'Can't Buy Me Love'

Binondo , the oldest Chinatown in the world, is a culinary haven. It has several food stalls, markets, and restaurants boasting of authentic Chinese cuisine with Filipino flavors.

One of them gained attention anew recently, thanks to Maris Racal and Anthony Jennings , whose characters Irene and Snoop (SnoRene) in the hit ABS-CBN series Can’t Buy Me Love had a kilig-filled "hindi na parang, parang date."

They filmed it at the Masuki Restaurant , the iconic mami house along Benavides Street that has been in service since 1930. It goes without saying that the go-to orders here include chicken/beef/wonton mami and asado/bola-bola siopao. The savory food is complemented by a cold bottle of soft drinks, if not a glass of water.

The two recreated the scene during the launch of Coca-Cola's "Foodmarks" in the Philippines, which is putting the spotlight on Binondo through its campaign that champions the culture and history of a place based on its food offerings. 

Aside from Masuki Restaurant, there are other food establishments that have served various patrons in the district, collecting unassuming and heartwarming stories that come with the food items they have been offering for years. Here are some of those that are perfect for barkada food trips and romantic dates.

Sincerity Cafe and Restaurant

Sincerity Cafe and Restaurant is known for its savory, juicy, and crispy fried chicken, which has been a favorite since 1956. Its other bestsellers include fried oyster cake, eight treasures machang, chicharo shrimp, barbecue asado, and kiampong special rice.

Sincerity Cafe and Restaurant is located along Reina Regente Street in Binondo, Manila.

Four Season Noodle House

Four Season Noodle House is known for its “turo-turo” style of service, where customers would point at an offering they like as if it were a carinderia. The food changes on a daily basis depending on the fresh catch of meat, seafood, and vegetables from the market.

As its name suggests, it also has special noodle soups and other mouthwatering dishes like exotic turtle, congee, dimsum, and xiao long bao.

Four Season Noodle House is located at 484 San Fernando Street, Binondo, Manila.

Golden Fortune Seafood Restaurant

Established in 2008, Golden Fortune Seafood Restaurant serves live seafood from its indoor aquarium, assuring quality and freshness. Meats include sharksfin, abalone, sea cucumber, scallop, fish, shrimp, pork, beef, chicken, lamb, pigeon, frog, and ostrich.

The food spot also offers Asian cuisine and has an a la carte menu with shabu shabu, dimsum, congee, noodles, and desserts.

Golden Fortune Seafood Restaurant is located at 1283 Soler Street, Sta. Cruz South, Manila.

Golden Lantern

Golden Lantern has an array of rice dishes, with viands like salt and pepper shrimp, beef brisket, sweet and sour pork, mushroom chicken, stir-fried pork intestine, and mapo tofu. It also has a lineup of cold dishes including emperor crab, money eel, papaya snail, and dogfish.

The usual soups, noodles, vegetables, dumplings, braised meats, and fried rice are also up for grabs.

Golden Lantern is located at 824 Liberty Street, Sta. Cruz South, Manila.

Big Bowl Noodles

Big Bowl Noodles offers different kinds of noodles—from wonton noodle soup and beef brisket noodle soup to sliced beef fried noodles and chopsuey fried noodles. It also offers pork, chicken, seafood, dimsum, and soup dishes.

The restaurant has five kinds of rice, including sliced beef rice, ampalaya rice, beef brisket rice, beef curry rice, and beef tomato rice.

Big Bowl Noodles is located at 517 Yuchengco Street, Binondo, Manila.

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What Are the Best Wooden Salad Bowls?

A wooden salad bowl, because of its heirloom quality and high price tag, can feel aspirational, like something you’d put on a wedding registry. But you don’t have to wait for a momentous life event to purchase one. If you know where and what to look for, you can find a beautiful bowl in a range of sizes and wood types for every budget. To bring you the best wooden salad bowls out there, I reached out to chefs, cookbook authors, restaurant critics, and other food writers to ask about the ones they swear by — and in many cases, give as gifts.

As far as what you should consider when choosing a wooden salad bowl, the type of wood matters. A hardwood like cherry or walnut, which, according to a sales associate I spoke to at Andrew Pearce , a Vermont-based company whose bowls are a favorite among the experts I consulted for this story, holds up well over time and has less pitch (aka resin) than other varieties of wood. Wooden bowls may require a little more maintenance than those made of ceramic or stainless steel, but as long as you hand wash and dry them immediately after use and occasionally oil the wood to keep it from cracking, they are easy to incorporate into your daily dining ritual and will remain beautiful over the years. Below, nine of the best wooden salad bowls, according to folks who make a lot of salads.

Wooden salad bowls $110 and under

Several cookbook authors I spoke to swear by this acacia bowl from Crate and Barrel. Andrea Nguyen , author of several cookbooks on Vietnamese cuisine including her most recent, Ever-Green Vietnamese ; Monique Volz , founder of website Ambitious Kitchen and author of forthcoming cookbook The Ambitious Kitchen Cookbook ; and Dan Pelosi, aka GrossyPelosi and author of Let’s Eat ; all love how the wood looks. Nguyen calls out the “stunning acacia grain” and how “handsome and organic looking” it is, while Volz says she was taken by how “gorgeous” it is. Pelosi particularly loves its large size (he has the 14-inch bowl) “and the way its rounded sides appear to be literally hugging the contents of the bowl.” In terms of maintenance, Nguyen, who uses the 10.5-inch size for serving salads and “the occasional wet item like a curry or stew,” likes that it’s lightweight and easy to care for: she washes it right after the meal and refreshes the bowl with wood conditioner when she oils her cutting boards.

A couple of the experts I reached out to for this story turn to vintage and secondhand sources for their wooden salad bowls. Food writer Colu Henry found the “love of my life Dansk salad bowl” at an estate sale in Hudson about ten years ago and has been using it ever since. (It’s even featured on the back cover of her most recent cookbook, Colu Cooks: Easy Fancy Food .) “They have been making them since the 1960s, and I love that it leans retro and by nature has a sculptural vibe,” she says. She likes it so much that she displays it on her bookcase when it’s not in use. While hers is vintage, Dansk still manufactures similar styles, like this tulip-shaped one made from acacia.

Greta Caruso, co-author of the newsletter The Green Spoon , calls herself “a zealous vintage kitchen-ware shopper on Etsy,” where she has found many of her favorite salad bowls over the years. She is particularly drawn to one-of-a-kind bowls like this one that has a 12.5-inch diameter and three round balls for feet. (Here are two others she’s bookmarked.) It comes with matching serving utensils, too, making the bowl a great value. When shopping for vintage pieces, Caruso recommends reading the product description carefully to make sure the bowl is food safe and the appropriate size, “not 1-inch wide and intended for a dollhouse, but that’s part of the thrill of online vintage shopping,” she says.

This salad bowl from Ontario-based Stinson Studios is hand-turned from ambrosia maple, a type of wood that gets its name — and distinct coloring and patterns — from fungus left from an infestation of the ambrosia beetle. It’s the bowl that New York Magazine’s chief restaurant critic Matthew Schneier has at home. When it’s not being used for salad, it acts as a vessel for onions and shallots, and, according to Schneier, has held up well over the years with minimal effort.

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Hannah Goldfield , New Yorker restaurant critic and food writer, and Trinity Mouzon Wofford, founder of wellness brand Golde , both swear by the bowls from Hartland, Vermont–based maker Andrew Pearce, where each piece is hand-turned from a single piece of wood, either cherry or walnut. (You can actually watch the craftspeople make the bowls when you visit the flagship store.) “We received this bowl as a wedding present a couple of years ago and it’s really special,” says Mouzon Wofford. The oblong bowl has a live edge , which gives it a natural, rustic look. “It’s a splurge, but I love having small art pieces in my life that get used and worn in,” she says.

Goldfield has a sizable collection of wooden salad bowls from Andrew Pearce and other makers in Vermont, where her mother’s family lives. Her favorite is the classic Champlain bowl in one of the largest sizes, which she has in cherry. “I love how enormous it is, which is essential for a dinner party,” she says. “It’s dramatic, beautiful, and practical, too. It leaves you so much room for tossing, which I’m very particular about with salads — you need enough volume to properly toss or otherwise you have vegetables flying everywhere and can’t achieve proper dressing distribution.” In terms of maintenance, Goldfield says they hold up well, and all she does is wash and dry them. (The manufacturer recommends using its refined walnut oil for regular upkeep, but Goldfield says she’s only used it about once or so.)

The hand-turned bowls can get expensive as they increase in size, but buying seconds, or bowls that have slight flaws like knots, repaired cracks, or kiln markings, is a good way to save a little money — 20 percent, to be exact. Seconds can also have more personality. “Whenever I’m in town and in need of a wedding gift, I make a point of stopping and spending an hour sorting through the seconds,” says Goldfield. “I look for the ones with the most beautiful coloring and ‘imperfections.’” This “seconds” large-size Champlain bowl costs $320 compared to $400 for a regular one.

Here’s another recommendation from Caruso “if you’re feeling splurge-y and not vintage-y.” The 13.25-inch hand-turned bowl is from Permanent Collection, a design company founded by her Green Spoon co-author Fanny Singer, and is made from salvaged redwood by Oakland, California-based studio Joinery Structures. The bowl is part of Alice’s Kitchen collection, and 5 percent of every purchase from the collection is donated to the Edible Schoolyard Project , a nonprofit founded by Alice Waters.

Julia Sherman, author of cookbook Salad for President , found a wooden salad bowl with a stand meant for table-side service at a thrift store. In terms of the shape of the bowl, Sherman prefers “an open, shallow, wide bowl for serving salad, over a deep shape that hides all the parts of your creation,” she says. But a salad bowl of this sort can take up too much real estate on the table, which is why she appreciates the stand. Sherman says this 20-inch bowl made from teak is similar to the one she has, but that you can find other, more affordable ones on eBay as well, like this one that comes with six individual bowls and this one that has a 34-inch-tall stand .

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