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There are many reasons to dine out. For my family, what really draws us to eat out is convenience. On a lazy day, we usually just find some place near home to enjoy a hearty meal. So if you're nearby the area, you'd be as happy as we are to have a new option with the opening of Lido Cocina Tsina at Radiance Manila Bay.
I was fortunate enough to be invited on their opening celebration.
The dining area is very spacious.
Guests were served a few of their offerings: Fish Fillet w/ Beancurd and Tausi, Manchurian Chicken Wings, Lumpiang Shanghai, Sizzling Asado w/ Plum & Tausi sauce, Pancit Canton Guisado, Hototay Soup and Buchi.
I can't wait to come back to try their other famous dishes such as the Pugon-Roasted Asado, Drunken Lechon, Macau Sizzling House Sichuan Shrimps, Camaron Rebosado, Steamed Fish Fillet in House Soy and Shrimp Foo Yong.
I was fortunate enough to be invited on their opening celebration.
The dining area is very spacious.
Guests were served a few of their offerings: Fish Fillet w/ Beancurd and Tausi, Manchurian Chicken Wings, Lumpiang Shanghai, Sizzling Asado w/ Plum & Tausi sauce, Pancit Canton Guisado, Hototay Soup and Buchi.
| Let's Eat! |
I can't wait to come back to try their other famous dishes such as the Pugon-Roasted Asado, Drunken Lechon, Macau Sizzling House Sichuan Shrimps, Camaron Rebosado, Steamed Fish Fillet in House Soy and Shrimp Foo Yong.
| Lido Cocina Tsina | |
| Business Address | Radiance Manila Bay Roxas Blvd, Pasay City, Manila, Metro Manila, |
| Business Hours | 7am-10pm |
| Payment Options | Cash |
| Service Charge | |
| Budget/Person | 100-300 |
| Free WiFi | No |
| Contact | |
| Other | |
Kwong's Provisions Progressive Chinatown Cooking: Hole in the Wall Series Part 3 (Century Mall Makati)
Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines
Since we're Tsinoys, Chinese cuisine is close to our hearts. Thus, we just couldn't miss Kwong's Provisions Progressive Chinatown Cooking.
Lines here come and go.
Food
Noodle Soup
My aunt ordered the Pork Cheek Asado Mami. When I asked her if it was good, she said "Bo ho cha, Ha Yuan ka gaw cha" (English translation: It's not good. Ha Yuan is better.). So I told her that Kwong's is also Ha Yuan and she was surprised.
Cua Pao
The Softshell po 'boy is a must try at Kwong's. This is the most glamourous cua pao I've ever encountered. They have a limited stock for this so if you're a lot, come early.
Dimsum
The Salted Egg Chicken Wings is good. But, you can't a lot of it without feeling guilty.
Tsinoy Foodies Verdict
Kwong's Provisions Progressive Chinatown Cooking was just okay for us. I guess it's because we're so used to eating chinatown food so we're a bit picky with these kinds of dishes.
Lines here come and go.
Food
Noodle Soup
| Pork Cheek Asado Mami (250 php) |
Cua Pao
| ♥ Softshell po 'boy (255 php) |
Dimsum
| Salted Egg Chicken Wings (240 php) |
Tsinoy Foodies Verdict
Kwong's Provisions Progressive Chinatown Cooking was just okay for us. I guess it's because we're so used to eating chinatown food so we're a bit picky with these kinds of dishes.
| Tsinoy Foodies Review Rating | Kwong's Provisions Progressive Chinatown Cooking Menu | |
| Ambiance | ★★★ | Menu |
| Taste | ★★★ | |
| Service | ★★★ | |
| Price | ★★★ | |
| ♥=Favorites or Recommended | ||
| Kwong's Provisions Progressive Chinatown Cooking | |
| Business Address | Hole in the Wall, 4F, Century City Mall, Kalayaan Avenue Corner Salamanca Street, Poblacion, Makati City, Metro Manila |
| Business Hours | 11am-10pm (mall hours) |
| Payment Options | Cash |
| Service Charge | |
| Budget/Person | 300-500 |
| Free WiFi | No |
| Unlocked Foursquare Perks | None |
| Contact | (02) 887-2089 |
| Other | Facebook Fan Page |
Wai Ying Dimsum: Quick and Affordable Chinese Fastfood (EGI Taft Tower Manila)
Taft Avenue, Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines
I've been to Wai Ying Fastfood in Binondo before. But, this is the first time I've tried Wai Ying Dimsum in EGI Taft Tower.
It has a dimsum-making area upfront so you can't see the dining area until you enter EGI Taft Tower. I'm told that they make them 3 times a day so if you're dining during that time, you might catch and watch it.
Like most Chinese fastfood places, the ambiance is simple as it is designed for eat and go.
Food
Congee
As it is the rainy season, the Beef Congee is my recommendation for a warm, heart and fulfilling soul food.
My companions all loved the Lemon Chicken. This is a great alternative to the usual sweet and sour dishes.
The Curry Beef Brisket here is different from the one in Binondo. This is lighter and my friends liked it that way.
The Sweet or Sour Pork is as expected a hit among my friends. I personally find it too sweet for me just like the Lemon Chicken but that's because I'm not too much of a sweet foodie.
You can order the fish fillet with three kinds of sauce: Black Tausi, Sweet and Sour Sauce and Cream and Corn Sauce. Selection depends on your preference. If you like it salty, pick Black Tausi. If you like it sweet, pick the Sweet and Sour Sauce. If you like it sweet and creamy, there's the Cream and Corn Sauce. If you're with kids, I'd suggest this for them.
The Asado is sweet, savory and tender. This is a classic favorite for many.
The Soy Chicken is my favorite at Wai Ying Dimsum especially with their special sauce.
The Fried Rice is my little sisters favorite at Wai Ying Dimsum. She can eat this alone and everyday.
Dimsum
Of course, we wouldn't dine in at Wai Ying Dimsum without ordering dimsum. My favorite is their Hakaw. I used to visit Wai Ying Dimsum with an old friend and order Hakaw and their Beef Chongfan which is the best in the world according to my friend. My least favorite is the Japanese Siomai which taste a bit off to me.
My friends were new to the concept of the Hot Salad Roll. If you haven't tried this, try it and you might just love it like they did. I personally like the Seafood Roll more.
Drinks
Tsinoy Foodies Verdict
Wai Ying Dimsum has already gained recognition as a Chinese Fastfood favorite of Filipinos and Tsinoys alike. I can't think of an alternative in the same league in the same area. Can you?
It has a dimsum-making area upfront so you can't see the dining area until you enter EGI Taft Tower. I'm told that they make them 3 times a day so if you're dining during that time, you might catch and watch it.
Like most Chinese fastfood places, the ambiance is simple as it is designed for eat and go.
Food
Congee
| ♥ Beef Congee (120 php) |
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| Lemon Chicken |
| Curry Beef Brisket |
| Sweet or Sour Pork |
The Sweet or Sour Pork is as expected a hit among my friends. I personally find it too sweet for me just like the Lemon Chicken but that's because I'm not too much of a sweet foodie.
| Fish Fillet in Cream and Corn Sauce |
| Asado |
The Asado is sweet, savory and tender. This is a classic favorite for many.
| ♥ Soy Chicken |
The Soy Chicken is my favorite at Wai Ying Dimsum especially with their special sauce.
| ♥ Fried Rice (100 php) |
Dimsum
| ♥ Hakaw (80 php), Siomai (75 php), ♥ Shark's Fin Dumpling (75 php) and Japanese Siomai (80 php) |
| Asado Roll (70 php) |
| Hot Salad Roll (75 php) |
Drinks
| HK. Milk Tea Cold (55 php) |
Wai Ying Dimsum has already gained recognition as a Chinese Fastfood favorite of Filipinos and Tsinoys alike. I can't think of an alternative in the same league in the same area. Can you?
| Tsinoy Foodies Review Rating | Wai Yim Dimsum Taft Menu | |
| Ambiance | ★★★ | Menu 1 | Menu 2 |
| Taste | ★★★ | |
| Service | ★★★ | |
| Price | ★★★ | |
| ♥=Favorites or Recommended | ||
| Wai Yim Dimsum Taft | |
| Business Address | Unit 101 EGI Taft Tower 2339 Taft Avenue (Beside De LaSalle University) Malate, Manila, Metro Manila |
| Business Hours | 7am-2pm |
| Payment Options | |
| Service Charge | 10% |
| Budget/Person | 150-500 |
| Free WiFi | No |
| Unlocked Foursquare Perks | None |
| Contact | (02) 246-9069 ext:293 |
| Other | Facebook Fan Page |
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