When it comes to Chinese food, Luyong's is a household name in Marikina. It has many branches…read morewithin the city but my favorite is the one in Shoe Avenue. This branch may not have air-conditioner, but it is the one nearest my place and is the original branch of Luyong's. As they say, nothing beats the original. That adage may not be true all the time, but for Luyong's it may be. Luyong's is famous for its different types of pansit - bihon, canton, miki, with lechon or without. I've tried their pansit quite a number of times since childhood. Until now, their pansit has been consistently tasty. But a new favorite of mine is their siomai. I've tasted it at the home of a Chinese friend. Their version of this popular Chinese food is a rice ball with pork inside. It is probably the best siomai I've ever tasted. No sauce needed. This experience taught me that no matter how long you have been patronizing a restaurant it may still hold treasures that you have never tried.

I just love the place for its good fried rice and hakaw. The service is also generally and…read moreconsistently great. The staff is very friendly, and they get the orders out in just a few minutes. I go here almost once a week and I just love the variety of the menu. I think the incredible taste of the food is testament to the kitchen staff's skill, because it still tastes pretty bomb even if we take out a lot of ingredients from the food. I don't eat pork, and considering that Chinese gets a lot of its flavors from pork, the food still comes out great. Great job!

Good food.... cozy place... What I love about The Dimsum…read morePlace is their menu from veggies to meats. the must try is the crispy fried shrimp dumplings and if you want something spicy cucumber with century egg is the best

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.

First time here with my sister and the kids after a long morning of shopping. Next door buffet…read morerestaurant had a very long line. Glad this place wasn't as packed as we were all hungry... and getting hangry! We were seated immediately. Our server Reneboy (I joked and asked him where Flordeluna was) was very helpful, friendly and attentive. Well decorated and clean. Food came quickly and it was good. Better than we expected. Food did not disappoint at all. We will definitely come back to this place when we are at the mall.

Their mega crispy Lechon Macao and Yang Chow Fried Rice will make you crave and want for more…read more Their shrimp dishes are superb too. Cozy ambiance.. Love how they serve complimentary hot tea in cute pots

My family and I really like King Bee! They consistently have good Chinese food too…read more The first time I tried their Jumbo Siopao was from my tita. I was hooked. I had to know where it was from. That's when I learned of King Bee. Masinag seems to be the nearest to our place... even if it's really far away from us. For Sunday lunches with our clan, we go all the way to Masinag to pick up lunch. That's exactly what we did today. Our usuals are their Yang Chow Fried Rice, Sweet and Sour Pork, Chopseuy Fried Noodles, Hakaw, Asado Siopao, and of course, Jumbo Siopao. These dishes from them never fail us. Their hakaw has the most shrimp I've ever seen inside a hakaw. The Jumbo Siopao is a mix of bola bola with egg, chorizo, shrimp, and mushroom. I've tried something similar from other places... and King Bee's is still the best.

King Bee used to be my favorite Chinese restaurant when I use to work in Antipolo. Whenever my work…read morefriends and I craved for some Chinese grub, this is the one place we'd always end up in. It's become one of the best places I truly miss when I finally moved to the Ortigas area. Unlike most Chinese restaurants, King Bee does not use MSG in their dishes. I guess they are just able to create delicious Oriental food without any "magic". Hahaha. My personal favorites would be their dumplings. I love King Bee's Hakaw!!! It's one of the best I've ever gotten to taste. It's seasoned well and is always fresh! Plus, whenever I check the shrimp (yes, I do that), I always appreciate the fact that they take out the black string-like thing found in between the shrimp's body. Their siomai is pretty good too and I usually pair these with their Yangchow Fried Rice. So good! Serving size here at King Bee is always good to share so coming here in groups would be a good idea. I actually have not had the time to take my dad here (he loves Chinese cuisine) so I'll be sure to take him here one of these days. I'm pretty sure he's going to love it!

Great food! Great service! Great ambience! Very convenient as to location and parking area.read more

Best chow mein in town! And get their patatim and squid and fried rice. And try the a la carte…read moreitems too. Try everything! They're all good. Free parking underground!

Let me start by saying that I didn't expect much. Afterall, this restaurant is attached to a…read moregrocery store and isn't situated within one of Manila's fancy malls. Soooo...yeah. That said, my parents who visit the Philippines more often than I do swear by this place. When I said I wanted Chinese food for lunch, they suggested Luk Foo, and my uncle agreed that Luk Foo was a great option. I wasn't sold but considering that traffic in Manila SUCKS and my uncle lives in the subdivision right next door, it really wasn't up to me. Well, I WAS WRONG to assume it was going to be a subpar meal. Luk Foo has some of the best Chinese food I have ever had. Clean dining room, attentive wait staff and great food - can't really ask for more than that, especially from a Chinese restaurant that is attached to a grocery store. Really. We ordered chicken pansit. Noodles were cooked PERFECTLY. I hate mushy noodles which happens more often than not. The chef at LuK FOo has his noodle game on point. We ordered sweet and sour lapu lapu, spicy salt and pepper spare ribs, ampalaya and beef, some shrimp dish, taro puff (the best I've ever had) and something else I can't remember. I love dim sum and order taro puff every time I have dim sum...and Luk Foo has the BEST taro puff. Perfect crispy outside with generous filling of taro and beef. Even my mom who is typically not a fan of taro puff, loved it. Win. We ordered 7 dishes for less than P3,000. So worth it. In fact, it was a bargain by our American standards. Will be back for sure.

If you ask which national cuisine has the widest variety of dishes, Chinese would be a wise bet for…read morethe correct answer. I wouldn't consider myself that old, but, in my young life, I have tasted quite an array of Chinese food. Too many to count. At any rate, I wouldn't expect to be surprised by sitting at dinner before a host of yet untasted Chinese cooking. A meal at Luk Foo proved my expectations wrong. In other Chinese restaurants, dishes may vary in taste but one can say that there is a certain uniformity in the menu. Luk Foo breaks this pattern of uniformity. They have a way of cooking meat, fish, shrimps and vegetables in ways that are original. For instance, they succeed in giving their Seafood Tofu Soup a taste that is exquisite: light and delicious. The same goes for their Steamed Garlic Fish Fillet with Eggplant and Lohan with Beancurd Vegetables. So before you say seen it all, tasted it all, visit Luk Foo.