Mr. Choi Kitchen

Aldrin Andaya

Foods here are delicious! They serve variety of foods. But one of my favorites is their pansit, my sister also loved it. It's just a bit expensive though for their other dishes.

Christian Clement O. Alano

I love chinese food but I rarely spendthat much especially if I eat alone.Their selection is quite good but kindapricey. I tried their beef brisket toppingsand siomai, portion is huge which didnot disappoint. I hope they add value mealstoo.

Reanne Cruz-Consulta

Going back again to this restaurant in a different branch. The service was still a little bit bad. No tea or hot water for a Chinese restaurant and it was hard to call the attention of the servers. But the food was still good.

Sheshe

This is not my favorite place but Ive been here many times already. I enjoy the orange chicken and the fried chicken. Chilled taho is my favorite dessert while siomai and spicy chicken feet is the best starter for me.

Tolga Gürçimen

Went tried the Fried Squid with Salt and Pepper, Beef Tenderloin with Black Pepper Butter Sauce, Yang Chow Rice, Japanese Siomai, Birthday Noodles, Dimsum Platter, and Lechon Macau. Their Salt and Pepper Squid was a bit bland and not too enjoyable to chew.But the Lechon Macau is super sulit and sarap!Birthday Noodles have super big serving and overflowing with meat and vegetables. I love this kind of pancit (saucy and very flavorful)The Beef Tenderloin with Black Pepper Butter Sauce, as expected, was sweet. We enjoyed it. I, not being such a fan of sweet dishes, didn’t touch it much. But with my few bites of it, the beef was good.Their Yang Chow Fried Rice, though, was lovely. It lived up to the line: “Rice pa lang, ulam na!” And Mr. Choi Kitchen’s dim sum are always good choice. Their Hakaw and Japanese Siomai were of good quality and addicting!