This restaurant is amazing. Not only is it affordable it serves authentic cantonese food.read more

Tasty dimsum inside a mall. Traditional and recommended for your steamed treats. It can be crowded…read moreso it means the food is good.

This dim sum place place is conveniently located inside Ayala Mall Manila Bay which is connected to…read moreSeda Hotel. We ordered a dumpling soup, siu mai, beef balls, har gaw, and fried tofu squares. The food is delicious as expected of a Michelin star restaurant but the fried tofu cubes did it for me! Those tofu cubes were coated in a seasoned batter, fried and topped with pork floss and seaweed. I'm still dreaming about those tofu cubes as I'm writing my review.

I will make the effort to visit Modern Shanghai again if only for the Steamed Buns with Preserved…read moreEgg Yolk Paste (P158), which is the stuff food dreams are made of. IF YOU REMEMBER ANYTHING FROM THIS REVIEW, IT IS THAT YOU MUST EAT THIS STEAMED BUN WITH EGG YOLK PASTE! It starts off as your typical dessert siopao bun, but when you bite into it, you get a burst of creamy, yellow, salted egg yolk sauce. Heaven! Remember to let it cool a bit first, I almost burned my tongue! :D We also had the Xiao Long Bao (P228) and the Shrimp & Pork Siumai (P298), which were also quite good, but the Steamed Bun with Egg Yolk Paste is the one I am recommending to everyone I know!

Being born and raised in the Philippines, more specifically Manila, pretty much meant I had a fair…read moreshare of exposure and a good dose of Chinese food. When Modern Shanghai opened, I got attracted to it mostly because it was new and because of the very nice interiors. Giving-in to curiousity, my Dad and I gave their Mall of Asia branch a try. We ordered the Schezuan Noodles with Spicy Peanut sauce, which we found wasn't as spicy as the other ones we've tried. This may actually be a good thing since it can suit those who can't stand spicy food, and the ones like us who like it spicy can just add chili. We also sampled their Xiao Long Bao which was good and juicy, with a mild after taste. What I absolutely love is that they have blooming tea! They serve the cup with the dried bloom and leaves, then pour hot water into the cup for you to watch. It's interesting and wonderful to watch! Something one must witness at least once.

I have always loved this and the best thing is, they never disappoint…read more From the beautifully appointed tables and luxurious interiors, you know this is an upscale experience the moment you enter. They once had spectacular views of the bay but now what you see is the process of reclaiming land - ugh. But never mind, it doesn't take away from the wonderful experience. Service is fantastic too. Very warm, friendly but respectful, mindful and solicitous. So deserving of 5 stars. And the food..... every superlative I can think of goes to their Peking duck. Their menu is extensive and every order we made just kept getting better. You can't go wrong. It is a bit pricy but this is a perfect example of you get what you ay for.

Excellent service, excellent food, excellent place! Although they are pricey you really will get…read morewhat you paid for. I recommend this place for gatherings, their place is huuuge, their people are very attentive and super polite! Super classy.

This is the most elegant Chinese restaurant I have ever been to, and this includes Shanghai,…read moreTaipei, Hong Kong, Singapore or anywhere in the world. It is located on the UG Upper Ground Floor of the Nuwa casino hotel. The GM for the hotel was standing in front of the restaurant to greet us! I did not realize I was that SPECIAL. The table setting was simply gorgeous. It was very simply stated yet simply luxurious, with it's gold rimmed tea pot and the gold plated chopstick holder. My companion Kim was simply swept off her feet by this display of simple luxury. I ordered way too much items because I was so excited to be in this magnificent dining room. I ordered 2 Foie Gras dishes and a truffle stuffed chicken dish, a fish maw soup, a walnut chicken dish, an abalone shiumai. We could only manage to consume 1/2 of what I ordered plus they gave us an complimentary gold flaked lobster dumpling and a bird cage full of little chocolate bird deserts. You would think that I really must have won the casino with my gregarious gambling!

I very rarely give 5 stars to an establishment but if I can give more stars to this one, I would…read more My sister took me and my family here to celebrate my birthday. We had an excellent dining experience. The staff was great and the food superb! I don't even know where to start. From the moment we walked into the restaurant as we were escorted into our private dining room every one was very warm and friendly. As they served every course they explained what we were having. We were stuffed. Everything we ordered was a treat to our palates..

Not to be confused with the popular Chinese restaurant Luk Yuen, Luk Foo only has one branch (as…read morefar as I'm aware of... I could be wrong. I haven't seen it elsewhere) and it is right in front of Duty Free Shopping Mall in Parañaque. It is as you would expect any Chinese restaurant that's been there for quite a while: a little run down, smelling of bleach, the toilet (which is right next to the counter/kitchen, hmm) smells strongly of urinal cake... But somehow, families find themselves flocking to Luk Foo every time there's a big occasion... Or rather, anytime they want to eat Chinese food that's not just dumplings. Luk Foo has some of the best and affordae Chinese cuisine I've ever had. They're particularly known for the fresh sea food they have swimming in the tanks outside the restaurant. Our family always orders the steamed grouper (Lapu-Lapu), prawn with garlic sotanghon and salt and pepper crab. You won't regret ordering a full seafood menu, they're all fresh from the tanks! And if you're at a loss with what to order, you can always ask the waitresses or the manager, because they give pretty damn good recommendations. This is a good place to celebrate any occasion-- just as long as you're not bothered with how gritty it is.

We came here around 10am on mother's day, it was busy but we were still able to get a seat. It has…read morea very traditional/modern look that's expected of most Chinese restaurants. The food itself has a nice variety from offering dimsum to Peking duck and braised pork. Although the food was enjoyable, we noticed there was a cockroach crawling on our table in the middle of the meal. If it didn't have that, I would've rated this 5 stars. Maybe would recommend this on a less busy day when the staff has more time to clean up? P.S. the food really is good, which is why it's not a 1 star from the cockroach. If this was the US, it would be one of those restaurants with a low food safety grade/score but still open because the food is just that good.

Food was great but the service sucks. We have to ask for things that's missing in our table. Like…read morethe napkins it's 9pm us they only have a few. For water refills, and bottoms up drinks. But they passed by all the time checking our table. Don't get me wrong it's so many staffs that hang around inside the counter by the kitchen chitchatting with "Jerry"instead of checking the costumers table. So disappointed with everything. Like are they all working on the bill or on the floor. Maybe the other location has better service than the one in mall of Asia.

I had high hopes for this restaurant when I got there. The front host of the house and the…read moreservers assigned to my table were friendly. I had not eaten all day so I was famished. I was given the menu, the server showed me where to find the "solo items". I ordered the brisket and the roast pork. Service is slow here. Well almost everywhere. I don't understand that though????? There's so many staff even in the kitchen but it's just so slow! First I got my brisket. Being my first time there I was wondering where the rice was. So I asked the server who brought my brisket and I asked him really nice too! But he looked at me like I'm stupid and said something I really didn't comprehend because I was just surprised at his attitude. Then before he could leave I asked for some napkins and it's like he took a deep breath bec the napkin holder was on my table, but was behind the table card advertising! Gosh I'm sorry I didn't see it! I just felt so uncomfortable after that, almost wanted to leave but I was so hungry I stayed. Which was an unfortunate decision because I just felt again uncomfortable when he was around, pushing chairs next to my table like he was mad or something. Well anyway, got my brisket and it seems like eternity before I even got my roast pork! As in! At least 15 minute passed already. I wonder why it took sooooooo long?????? It wasn't that crowded. I could see the kitchen staff looking out, watching the band or whatever commotion is happening outside. Well the brisket just had a weird taste and the roast pork, I wish the skin was more crispy. The rice was cold already, it was probably sitting there for a long time. I called the manager to hand him my comment card and tell him my dining experience. That one server who brought out my brisket just left a very bad taste in my mouth! Would I recommend this restaurant...... absolutely NOT!

Awesome service, affordable price. Food was amazing. Will coming back when you back in Philippinesread more

Dynasty Buffet is a newly opened establishment at the ground floor near the south entrance of Met…read moreLive Mall Complex. For one-time fee, diners get to taste dozens of Chinese cooked cuisine which includes seafood, meat, fish and vegetables. Included in the feast is hot pot wherein you get to choose two soup bases. They have a teppanyaki bar wherein you can have various meats and vegetables served stir fried Japanese style. They also have a sushi and maki bar for those craving Japanese rice goodies. To finish off your meal, their dessert bar offers ice cream, fresh fruit, cookies, mini slices of cake and pudding. Soda and fruit juices are also included. Parking is not a problem as there is a-plenty at Met Live. Most of those going here are Chinese. Generally, it is a good place to bring family and friends for all an out eating splurge.

We reserved a room for our party of 12. Their minimum consumables was Php10k. No discounts such…read moreas senior cards are not allowed. Service was okay. We ordered three kinds of soup, several dishes, rice, etc. The flavors were just okay. One of the dishes had a herb that was a bit off putting. The soups were mostly clear broth. This is not your typical Chinese restaurant. They did not have hot and sour soup and they did not have any desserts on the menu. When I received the bill, they were all in Chinese characters so I could not even tell if it was right. I probably won't be back.

This is a good spicy Chinese restaurant near my neighborhood. I recommend it…read more Price is reasonable. Most people who eat are native Chinese. The menu is in Chinese but there's an English translation.

Popped in for a quick lunch while on vacation in the PI, and it immediately reminded me of the mami…read moreI remember from the original Binondo spot. Same comforting broth and springy noodles - just in a more modern setting. Simple, satisfying, and a nice little taste of nostalgia.

Masuki is not in MOA anymore. According to the guards, the resto has "pulled out". I was craving…read morefor the chicken mami and siopao. Hu hu hu. I would have given it 5 stars.