Ying Ying Tea House

The hygiene and environment are not very good, the restaurant is narrow and greasy, but the food is very delicious and the price is very cheap. It should be the cheapest Chinese restaurant in Manila! As expected, the real delicacy is not in the glamorous high-end restaurants. Xiaolongbao is 85 pesos per basket, and Zhajiangmian is 120 pesos, which is cheaper than in China.

This is a tea restaurant in Chinatown. The wonton noodles there are very good. I ordered some snacks and the ice milk tea is also very good. The environment is similar to that of a small roadside shop in Hong Kong. The price is super cheap and the taste is also good.

This is a very popular Chinese restaurant in the local area. The roast duck and fried rice are very unique and taste great. The price is reasonable and cost-effective.