Must-try Dim Sum Places In The Metro

Chinese cuisine has long been embedded in our culture even before the Spanish colonization. As years pass by, their culinary imprint remains alive and well-loved as different Chinese restaurants pop out here and there in the country.

Dim sum is just one among the several Chinese delicacies popular in the Philippines. These are steamed bite-sized dishes served in small bamboo baskets, and are traditionally eaten as a snack or light meal.

Here’s a list of delicious dim sum you should check out.

Wai Ying Dimsum

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Wei Ying Dimsum serves steamed siomai, dumplings, hakaw, wanton, and siopao. Amid the pandemic, they offer these delightful treats in frozen form and deliver them right at your doorsteps. You can order yours via Foodpanda or message them through their social media accounts.

Tramway Tea House

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Offering Filipinos a sumptuous feast, Tramway Tea House serves affordable yet authentic Japanese, Chinese, and Filipino cuisines— all in one dining! Tramway has classic Chinese dim sums Filipinos truly love: dumplings, siomai, and Chinese buns.

Bai Nian Tang Bao

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Bai Nian Tang Bao is a soup dumpling specialty restaurant that offers a wide selection of Chinese fried rice, noodles, and other hot dishes. They also take pride in their famous giant xiao long bao or Chinese soup dumpling. The restaurant also serves special dim sum like pork gue tie, spring rolls, sheng jian bao, sticky rice and pork siomai, and different varieties of steamed buns. You can order via Fooodpanda, Lalafood, and Grab Food.

Shi Lin

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Simple and traditional, Shi Lin is an authentic Taiwanese restaurant that features a limited but well-curated menu, which boasts of different varieties of hand-made dumplings, buns, and noodles. Their best-sellers are the crab fat and pork xiao long bao, the mushroom and vegetable bun, as well as its dumpling. You can place an order also via their website www.shilinphilippines.com.

Check out these must-try dim sum places and discover the best of Chinese cuisine in the country. G? G! At G-List Socials, we specialize in product shoot as well as food styling and photography. Give us a call at (0915) 766-4685 or email us at book@glistsocials.com to learn more about our services. You can also reach us through Facebook and Instagram.