David's Tea House

Shoi Lee

4.0

This David's Team House branch feels to be the best branch out of all those I have already visited in terms of ambiance. I like the fact that although there are a lot of people, it doesn't feel like much of an annoyance. The food is really flavorful and the service is awesome!

Jerome Almanza

3.0

This location is admitably better and more accessible than other locations that I have been too and the staff are always friendly and nice, however I would really say that as much as I would like to enjoy the food here, I did not. I like to label the food as very sad indeed.Some taste seems to be foreign to what they are serving. The milk tea lacks the usual taste; the Chicken Pineapple is very sweet; and their chicken seems to lack crunchiness.What definitely excels in David's Tea House as always is their dimsum. I really love their dimsum plus I also love their crab rice - that was really good indeed. I am just hoping that the cook in this branch put more effort in cooking it better, not that I am a good cook but personally I hope to enjoy more next time.Thanks for the great service still.

Myles Roxas-Macpherson

2.0

Had Valentine's Day lunch with the folks at David's Tea House (Q-Plaza Cainta branch), and order the sweet and sour pork, the fish fillet with bean curd, and the salted egg fried chicken. The fish was ok but the sweet and sour pork was bland. The salted egg fried chicken was awful. For the prices that DTH charges, it is certainly not worth it.

Apple Ali

4.0

Good old fashioned Chinese restaurant. If you love 30% off dimsum, you will enjoy this dimsum joint in the heart of Tomas Morato. They have buy 2 take 1 post 10 pm.They serve fantastic house tea and birthday noodles. If you're near Tomas Morato and craving for dimsum, eat here.

Khairunisa Padwà

4.0

Looking for DimSum? Head on to David's Tea House! Authentic, all delicious and budget friendly dimsum that will satisfy your cravings for Chinese Cuisine. Here are their must try: BeanCurd, SioMai ( Shrimp ), Tausi Spare Ribs and Sharks Finn. - All my personal faves. 😊😊😊👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻: Wifi👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻: Approachable Staff👍🏻👍🏻 : 💵💵💵

Abby Enriquez

3.0

We called in for delivery as we don't feel like going out and driving and finding a parking slot. The person who took the order said that for delivery, they do not honor PWD discount - they only do it for dine-in and takeout - this is not even legal and they can be reported to the NCDA. After a few threats and argument, they finally gave in but only giving a discount to 1 dish - this is nowhere to be seen in the IRR for the R.A. 10754 (expanding R.A. 9442).Despite the bad bad service, I still like the food - you can never go wrong with their yang chow fried rice, beef with broccoli, salt and pepper spare ribs, siomai, and chicken feet!

Grace Reglos

4.0

After enduring a scorching hot stroll looking for a place to eat on a Good Friday lunchtime, we decided to dine here. If my recollection is right, this is our third time to try this place.The place was clean and the staff was courteous.  The food was delivered at a slow pace because of factors I did not bother to ask. Maybe because it was a holiday and they do not have enough staff to do it quickly? I was thinking how long would it take them if the place was jam-packed with people.Anyway, the pace was not that slow. It allowed us to enjoy everything we ordered at a leisurely pace. The food was good. The servings were more than enough for one person so you can share it with another one. I have to really experience Hong Kong cuisine to really make a comparison as to what they claim their place has to offer.Overall it was a good experience.

Toni-jo Obusan

4.0

Super sulit shabu shabu. It was my firsy time to try the shabu shabu in David’s, despite our frequent visits to this joint. I should have done it earlier. It was delicious, with the amount of various toppings included. It had oysters, meat, veggies and balls. The serving was good for four people. Moreover, the spices, the satay sauce was so good, we had to order extra to be taken home. My only issue was that, the staff were not very attentive. They failed to give us water while the others were promptly served. Also, they forgot to “take note” of our additional orders such as the beancurd roll and the hakaw. However, the sulitness of the shabu shabu would want me to come back, as often as I crave the dish.

Mic Dabu

3.0

David’s is open until 3am for all the midnight dimsum cravings. Food remained consistent and menu is priced just right for the amount of serving they provide. Our usual orders include Yang Chow, Hakaw, Sweet and Sour Pork, and Mantao.

Fhrea May Inamac

3.0

My family and I were coming home from a gathering. Suddenly, my grandmother craved for some congee. I, on the other hand, was also in the mood for dimsum so we passed by Tomas Morato to find a Chinese restaurant. We were kind of worried because it was really late and most restaurants might be closing or closed already. Good thing, we saw David’s Tea House and they are open ‘til 3AM.David’s Tea House has an ample seating. The first floor is for their walk-in customers while the second floor is for events. Apart from this, they also have an outdoor seating with a nice view. We choose the indoor seating instead. For the food, they offer a variety of affordable dishes such as dimsum, congee, noodle soup, rice toppings, juicy pork, seafood, roasts and cold cuts.But since we already had dinner, we just ordered some Plain Congee, Sesame Buchi, Wanton Noodles, Pork Asado Pao, Beancurd Roll and Hakaw. The service was fast and the food were okay.By the way, they also have Shabu-shabu. We saw families dining there and it looked like they’re having a good shabu-shabu experience. We might try that next time we visit.