WELCOME TO BINONDO CHINA TOWN! Binondo, the oldest Chinatown in the world, is one of the most visited towns in the Philippines capital city of Manila for cultural and gastronomic experience. In fact, a Binondo tour is one of the popular day tours near Manila aside from a Manila bike tour, historical places in Manila tours, or Instagrammable places in Manila tours.
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3 BEST BINONDO FOOD TRIP SPOT
Lan Zhou La Mien
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Known for Lanzhou-style noodles that you can cut into smaller strands is their specialty among other Chinese dishes. While in here, make sure to try their hand-pulled lamien noodles. These long strands of noodles may be made by extending a lump of dough at arm’s length and folding it over and over again.
New Po Heng Lumpia House
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The Lumpia feeling in New Po Heng Lumpia House makes up for the difficulty of finding this not-so-secret hideaway. The Uy Su Bin Building is a pink Art-Deco structure with a tiny Roman fountain that features this Family-owned eatery.
Located at 621, 1006 Carvajal St, Binondo, Manila, 1006 Metro Manila
Wai Ying
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If you’re looking for a budget-friendly dim sum in Binondo, it may be enjoyed at a reasonable price at Wai Ying. Their two-story branch at Benavidez Street often has a long queue, but its classy interiors and delicious food make the wait worthwhile. Plus, the service is quick and attentive, so you won't have to wait long for your further orders. They also have other branches in Binondo if the main branch is full. At Wai Ying, it is highly recommended to try their best-sellers such as beef mami, mixed meat congee, curry beef brisket rice, honey baked rib rice, roasted duck rice, broccoli flower with oyster sauce, hakaw, siomai, steamed spareribs, chicken taro roll, vegetable dumpling, roast Peking duck, roasted suckling pig, fried-style noodles, lemon chicken, fish fillet, and more.
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