Get Your Chinese-Food Fix From These Restaurants That Deliver

(SPOT.ph) Chinese is one of those cuisines that has a special place in our hearts. It’s reliably tasty, appealing to our penchant for food with lots of flavor. It’s also incredibly diverse, ranging from the haute cuisine of the Cantonese to the complex-tasting (and often spicy) dishes of Szechuan cuisine. If you’ve been missing getting your Chinese food fix, turn to these restaurants that deliver or have options for delivery, so you can enjoy these Chinese dishes right from home.

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Hungry for Chinese? Check out these restaurants that deliver:

Tuan Tuan

Tuan Tuan’s take on pork buns are in a whole league of their own. They’re our favorite in the Metro, thanks to their crunchy, mildly sweet exterior and tender meat inside. The Chinese brasserie now delivers the famous Snow Buns (P178/three pieces)—plus other dim sum like their Steamed Shrimp and Pork Siu Mai (P158), and mains like their Original Halibut Noodle Soup (P448) and Chicken Fillet Curry (P388)—from their Power Plant Mall and UP Town Center branches.

For orders, contact 8820-5864 or 0906-433-2196 (Power Plant Mall), or 8426-6583 or 0916-242-2019 (UP Town Center). You can also find them on GrabFood or Foodpanda. For more information, check out TuanTuan Chinese Brasserie’s Facebook page.

Sincerity Café and Restaurant

Sincerity Café has been around since the ‘50s and is known for their killer fried bird and other Chinese eats. They’re on GrabFood and Foodpanda, so you can get your fix of their Sincerity Fried Chicken (P200), Kiampong Special (P100), and Fried Oyster Cake (P268) as you please.

For orders, find Sincerity Café on GrabFood or Foodpanda. For more information, check out Sincerity Cafe and Restaurant’s Facebook page.

Lido Cocina Tsina

There’s something especially appealing about Chinese roasts—perhaps it’s the way they balance sweet and savory together, or their especially succulent texture. Nobody does asado quite like Lido Cocina Tsina, and they deliver their special dishes from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Their famous Pugon-Roasted Asado (P424) is especially tender thanks to being slow-roasted in a brick oven using firewood. Their pancit dishes—such as the Pancit Canton Guisado (P292) or Chami Special (P292)—are also full-on with flavors and do not skimp on the toppings.

For orders, visit Lido Cocina Tsina’s delivery website, contact 8888-5436, or find them on GrabFood, Foodpanda, or Lalafood. For more information, check out Lido Cocina Tsina’s Facebook page.

Tim Ho Wan

Known as the world's most inexpensive Michelin-starred restaurant and hailing from Hong Kong, Tim Ho Wan has reopened their SM Megamall, Glorietta, and SM Mall of Asia branches for pickup, takeout, and delivery. Their prawn dumplings (P160/four pieces) topped our list of the best hakaw in Manila. Or try their flaky-yet-soft Baked Buns with BBQ Pork (P170/three pieces)—the fourth on our 2015 list of the Top 10 Pork Buns in Manila—or other eats like the Beef Ball with Beancurd Skin (P135) and Tofu with Pork Floss (P145).

For orders, contact 8470-8836, 0956-344-2605, or 0956-344-2601 (SM Megamall); 7729 9367, 0917-849-2111, or 0917-799-2549 (Glorietta); or 0915-822-6560, 0956-340-9121, or 8807-6021 (SM Mall of Asia). For more information, check out Tim Ho Wan PH’s Facebook page.

Wangfu Chinese Cafe

This homegrown restaurant owned by actor Richard Yap offers a variety of Singaporean-Chinese eats, and they deliver from their Tomas Morato, Serendra, and Eastwood branches. Change up your usual pizza and fried chicken and try their General Tso’s Chicken Rice (P188) or Tausi Fish Fillet (P398) for lunch for a change. You can pay via GCash, or BPI or BDO bank transfer.

For orders, call 8709-0569 or 0925-803-5810 (Tomas Morato), 7625-2805 or 925-321-3757 (Serendra), or 7373-4308 or 0917-6295466 (Eastwood). You can send a message to their Facebook page.

Ying Ying Tea House

Ying Ying Tea House is a Binondo favorite with its quality Cantonese eats at affordable prices. Even if going out to Chinatown isn’t doable for most of us now, you can still get your fix by ordering through Foodpanda. You can also call them directly, pay via BDO or Gcash, then have your Chinese faves delivered via Grab Express. Their Hakao (P104/four pieces) is said to be one of the best in Chinatown with its plump shrimps and sturdy but not overly-thick wrapper, while their Roast Duck Asado Rice (P184) has succulent and flavorful poultry on top of steamed rice.

For orders, find Ying Ying Tea House on Foodpanda, or call 8241-6323, 8710-3856, 5310-9031, or 5310-9032. For more information, check out Ying Ying Teahouse Official’s Facebook page.

Eng Bee Tin

You can turn to Eng Bee Tin for your hopia, dim sum, and other Chinese delicacy needs. They carry ready-to-cook items, such as the Marinated Sliced Beef (P650/kilogram), Frozen Hopia Ube (P52), and the Frozen Pork and Shrimp Black Pepper Siomai (P200/dozen), as well as ready-to-eat snacks and pastries like the Golden Pork Floss Hopia (P250), Garlic Peanuts (P65), and Jumbo Cream Bread (P65). They can ship your orders as early as the next day—but do note that there’s a 3 p.m. cutoff daily. Payment can be done via Union Bank, BPI, or BDO, bank deposit, as well as GCash or Paymaya.

For orders, check out Eng Bee Tin’s delivery website.

Tien Ma’s

Tien Ma’s is a reliable choice for Taiwanese eats that delivers big flavors in big servings. You can order dishes like their Three Cup Chicken (P435), Lucky Spareribs (P435), and Handmade Pork Kutchay Dumplings (P190) for delivery and share the spread with your family. You have the option to pay via credit card, debit card, or Paypal; or to deposit it to their BPI, Metrobank, BDO, Chinabank, or Security Bank accounts. You’ll then have to get your order picked up from their Mandaluyong commissary via your courier of choice, such as Grab or Lalamove. Note that there’s a minimum purchase of P500, and a lead time of three to four hours after settling the payment for same-day delivery and 5 p.m. cut-off for next-day pickups.

For orders, visit Tien Ma’s delivery website. For more information, check out Tien Ma’s Facebook page.

Chuan Kee

Known as the oldest Chinese fast-food restaurant in Binondo, Chuan Kee delivers their dishes around Metro Manila. They offer tasty dim sum like Kikiam (P90), and hearty dishes like the Pork Maki (P140), thick, pork tenderloin soup. Looking to celebrate a milestone while staying indoors? Get a bilao or two of their Miki Bihon (P560/small, P850/medium, P1,150/large) or Chami (P560/small, P850/medium, P1,350/large). You can pay via BDO or BPI bank transfer, or via GCash.

For orders, visit Chuan Kee’s delivery website. For more information, check out Chuan Kee’s Facebook page.

Din Tai Fung

In case you haven’t tried it—and where have you been, really—Din Tai Fung’s Xiao Long Bao (P190/five pieces, P360/ten pieces), a.k.a. Chinese steamed soup dumplings, is divine. With its delicate and mild broth and well-proportioned soup-to-meat ratio, it’s no wonder that it placed first on our 2017 Top 10 Xiao Long Bao in Manila list. Thankfully, you can get these dumplings delivered from their BGC and SM Megamall branches. You can also get their other winning Taiwanese eats, including the Pork Chop Fried Rice (P335) and Salted Egg Yolk Prawns (P405/solo, P999/sharing).

For orders, contact 8809-1865 (BGC) or 8997-1935 (SM Megamall). You can also visit The Moment Group’s delivery website, or find Din Tai Fung on GrabFood, Foodpanda, or LalaFood. For more information, check out Din Tai Fung Philippines’ Facebook page.