Flavours of China

Coco Fullon-Francisco

3.0

We ate at Flavours of China in Sta. Lucia East Grand Mall some time ago and I remembered that we enjoyed the food there. So while were in Trinoma, my wife mentioned it to me and then I thought that it was a good idea since it’s been a while since I’ve tried it. So we went ahead and had lunch there.

Chi Señires

2.0

I was so disappointed with their service we tried the unlimited dumpling for 298 the food were great and good price however the service was terrible!!!The crews telling that the food are out of stock whats the sense of their promo if the food was running low supply, and heres the big highlight....We all know that the crews was having a hard tine getting all of the orders, manager wearing red polo is just sitting eating cake and watching his people, and he was doin nothing! I know how to handle people and i guess the manager was not trained properly cause he cant handle the situation. People kept asking as it stated on the promo “UNLIMITED DUMPLING” “All you can eat” but their running out of food! So disappointed!

Karlo Santos

3.0

If you prefer quantity over quality, their dishes are pretty affordable and their serving size was generous. Taste wise of course I’ve tried better fast food style Chinese restaurant. I ordered their Premium Plate for Php 189. It includes pancit, buttered chicken, braised beef, lumpiang shanghai, yang chow, fried bread plus soup and iced tea. If you are hungry probably you’ll enjoy it. I didn’t like the pancit and fried bread. Pancit was overcooked and the bread tasted like overused oil.

Joseph Pramudi

4.0

We tried to eat here since I'm with my two chinese friends. And they wanted chinese cuisine. They have intimate ambience and the staffs here were very accomodated. The foods here were good. Mejj ma-oily lang yung iba.

Kimberly Rose Chong

4.0

Took my parents here because they were craving Chinese food. We ordered the 888 bundle promo which included yang chow fried rice, soup and stir fried beans with pork. We chose the pork ribs and fish for the 2 main dishes included.The flavors were authentic and not "filipinized", price is extremely affordable. I highly recommend this restaurant

Harold Philip Dichoso

3.0

We had lunch here after watching Insidious 4. We availed their 299 all you can eat dimsum,noodles,rice,soup,drinks etc. We were suprised that it includes 1 main dish. We chose salt and pepper squid and buttered chicken. They have small servings when you are in this promo. Buttered chicken was oily. Fresh chinese lumpia which is part of the all you can eat promo was okay but they use mongo sprout instead of ubod. Egg drop soup, fried sharks fin was so so but wonton (steamed) stood out together with pork and kuchay dumplings. Yang chow tasted good with our main dishes. Don't expect much when you are on this promo.I think they were understaff. We were inmediately attended by a waiter but there was a couple who left 5 minutes after no one approached/attended to them when they came in. Or the couple probably just changed their mind about dining there.By the way, this promo is only valid for 3 hours but i think you will be full before you reach the 3rd hour.Other food in the promo that we were not able to try are; spareribs in taosi, siopao, wonton noodle soup, pancit canton, shanghai, soy tofu, mango sago and i think it was buko pandan sherbet and iced tea.Overall, 299 isnt bad.

Edwina Dea H

3.0

I love the deep fried boneless chicken with lemon sauce! But waiting for the order for too long, anyway they're giving complimentary "kropek" with spicy vinegar dip. I just hate waitin for too long, but the food is good and served hot.

Alexandra N. Peñalosa

1.0

Poor service!!!! Small servings!!!! Will not come back to this restau again nor will i recommend this to my friends!!!! Very disappointed!!! Lucky us, they served half cooked chicken, food we ordered was with plastic and a strand of hair!!

Moy

3.0

After a long day of reunions and pasalubong buying in preparation for our dad's departure, naturally, we were already starving come dinner time. We decided to try Flavors of China, and we opted to go for one of their group meals, which consisted of Nido soup, Yangchow fried rice, a whole fried chicken, and steamed fish fillet. While waiting for our orders, we were served some complimentary kropek with spicy vinegar - that was my first time to experience being served kropek with any dipping sauce, so I commend the establishment for that. Masarap! :)The fried chicken was really delicious even without the gravy (forget this, hindi siya masarap). The Yangchow was okay, not the best, but at least it had tiny shrimps. The soup was thick but lacked flavor, while the sauce of the fish tasted weird. My sister asked for ketchup, no dice. I asked for salt and pepper, still nada. Hmmm not sure if they didn't have any condiments at that time or they do not have any at all. The servers were attentive and polite, though, so it's forgivable.

Angelika Pelayo

3.0

The food is good for the hungry tummy but if you are a picky eater this is not a place for you. And the price point is a thumbs up the food is good for shairing.