We were in Robinson's Manila looking for a good dining place when we saw Mr. Choi Kitchen. The place looked nice from the outside, even better inside.
Though the tables were a bit small, the setting was neat and tidy.
We ordered our regulars when eating out at Chinese restaurants... the Yang Chow fried rice, steamed fish, the fried chicken, the crispy squid, and of course, the house pancit!
We tried some interesting items on the menu like their spinach soup and their mushrooms with tofu.
The ambiance and the service were good. The price was even better. As for the food, it wasn't bad. But we had better gustatory experiences elsewhere.
As always Ms. Gita, I like the way you presented pictures of food and promote good eats available in our country.
ReplyDeletetraveler on foot, thanks for dropping by, and thanks so much for the kind words... ;-)
ReplyDeletei've yet to try this place. meron nito sa Walter Mart eh. :-)
ReplyDeletedyosa, mga robinsons branches and waltermart lang ata ang meron nito. medyo ma-MSG pero ok naman. ;)
ReplyDeleteNice pictures! You should try Choi's Garden in Annapolis St in Greenhills. Price is about the same as Choi's Kitchen but food tastes so much better. Pretty similar to HK quality.
ReplyDeleteBad part though is you should have your meal either too early or late cuz place is always packed.
anonymous, i think ive seen this... is this where Country Waffles used to be?
ReplyDeletethanks for the info... we'll try this when we get the chance. and we will remember to come early. ;-)
doc, for chinese food.. you might want to try Luk Foo Cantonese Kitchen :) sarap din food nila and prices are reasonable enough. Usuall yung branches nila beside Puregold e.
ReplyDeletebiancs, luk foo is good din! may puregold near my inlaws beside QI... ok nga sha... very reasonable pa ang price diba...
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this entry. I miss Mr. Choi! Can't wait to visit the PI again. What do you call the fish dish with garlic sauce sprinkled with green onion? Yum.
ReplyDeleteohmy, thanks. the fish dish i think is their steamed garlic fish fillet... ;-)
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