Mei Sum Tea House

A very authentic Hong Kong-style tea restaurant with authentic flavors. I especially like the Cantonese-style morning tea, crystal buns, chicken feet, shrimp dumplings 😍, and dry fried beef noodles. I didn't expect that I could eat such authentic Cantonese food in Manila, and the price is not expensive.

It's a pretty good Chinese restaurant, serving northern and southern cuisine, including Maoxuewang and dumplings. I ordered a portion of boiled dried bean curd, which tasted OK. I was generally satisfied. The handmade dumplings tasted really good.

We found this restaurant after hearing the mass at the nearby church. The menu is extensive with a variety of stir-fried dishes, dim sum, and desserts. We ordered prawns, fried spring rolls, broccoli and fried rice, which were all good. The price was very cheap.