Mann Hann

Meylie Susi Harina

4.0

If your looking for good Chinese food, Mann Hann is the place to be. My family always dine here whenever we crave for some Chinese cuisines. Love their Yang Chow rice and their spring roll. I highly recommend the hakaw and siomai.

Asya Salih

4.0

We ordered the usual which were French Beans,Seafood Lomi,Hakaw,Siomai,Lechon Macau,Spicy Squid,Buchi,Yang Chow fried rice and Prawn wrapped in bacon.The serving of each food is really abundant we actually ordered a lot which is good for 6 people but only 3 of us ate that time.Each order is tasty and well done. The ambiance is simple yet classy and the room temperature is right so the food didn't get cold easily.

Livin_loud96

3.0

The delicious, authentic Chinese cooking at Mann Hann delightfully complements the sleek and chick interiors of the place (monochromatic color scheme, spot lighting, high bench-walls on one side--and a pretty nice restroom!). My family had lunch here last weekend; we had the Lechon Macau, Yangchow Fried Rice, Green Seafood Soup, two baskets/8 pieces of Siomai, and Mixed Vegetables. My dad had a couple of beers as well--and all this for only around P1,400, which according to my mom is pretty good, considering we still had some take home food.What I liked best about the meal was the rice and the siomai. I love how filling the rice is, and how it complemented the viands. The siomai was also really tasty, and I could see real shrimp!!! What a beautiful day for those like me who usually only have budget siomai, haha! The soup, which had seaweed and fishballs in it (among other things), was a clear soup that was light and tasty. Best with the house chili garlic, in my opinion. The vegetables were also very nice--blanched so that the broccoli, taingang-daga mushrooms, and bell peppers were crunchy and nutrient-filled. The tofu and other mushrooms in the mix were lovely, and the sauce made the mixed vegetables very good for topping the leftover rice with.The lechon macau was similar to our lechon kawali--I don't really know what's special about it, haha. Nevertheless it was good, and I appreciate that it had a lot of lean meat since I don't eat fatty pork.Was quite stuffed after the meal so I didn't have room for dessert. Hopefully when we come back I can try their traditional Chinese treats like buchi, as well as the menu surprises like cheesecake.

Michelle Komaladewi

3.0

I apologize for not taking any pics. I dined at this branch twice and I totally forgot to document my experience with photos. The first time I ate was two weeks ago. I ordered the mixed vegetables rice toppings, almond jelly, hakaw, and fresh lemonade. The rice toppings was excellent. It was half cooked and seasoned perfectly. Hakaw and almond jelly were just okay. The fresh lemonade was good. Serving size and flavor matched the price. Today, I went back and got the beef brisket rice toppings, machang, chilled taho, and cold calamansi juice. The beef brisket was a little salty for my taste but the meat was tender. Machang was heavenly! I love their version of this Chinese dimsum. The chilled taho and calamansi juice were average. All in all, a pleasant experience that will guarantee return visits.

Kots - Payday 2 & Fazlası

4.0

The thing about this branch that I like is that I came in at Dinner Rush Hour (7:30ish) and I was able to get a seat almost instantly. The great tasting Chinese food is already a given, Yang Chow fried rice, dimsum, noodles, sweet and sour salt and pepper spare ribs and you get your Chinese food fix!

Kaitlyn Williams

3.0

I love Chinese food . I love Mann Hann . My family and I frequent this place almost every Sunday for the usual family dinner . Pros - great tasting food , not oily , little or no msg . Iced tea is real: not powdered , definitely a plus for me . Cons- the serving size . Whatever happened to their old servings ? I noticed that the usual serving for 4 to 5 is now only good for 3 ? The lumpiang shanghai is thinner ; yang chow , pancit canton and others are noticeably in smaller servings than before . I've asked this to the waiters and was informed that they just changed the serving plate ; however , if you frequent the place you'll definitely notice the difference .

Jerry Lou

4.0

Mann Hann is one of my go to places whenever im craving for legit Chinese food. Ambiance: 4 Have pretty big space to eat out with friends and familyFood: 5 Lechon Macau, Beef Brocolli, Fresh Lumpia, Salt & Pepper spareribs are definitely must try. Service: 4 They have nice staff but sometimes not so attentive to their customersValue for Money: 4 - even their rice meals were good for sharing so the price is just right.

French Zacarias

4.0

We always dine here whenever I crave for their Crispy Lechong Macau together with its side dish achara. Oh men these two made a perfect combination, not to mention their gravy which i suspect "Mang Tomas" brand. Just put a scoop of their house chili garlic then it makes a perfect dip for Lechong Macau. We're a family of five and we all have our own favorite in Mann Hann, so we always order the usual. Aside from my pick, we had Yang Chow Fried Rice, Lumpiang Shanghai, Chicken Feet & Eggplant w/ minced pork. They all taste so lovely and the servings is good enough for us to share with. Two thumbs up for Mann Hann!

Arya Lamario

3.0

If you are looking for Chinese dishes then you should try this place. You must try their lechon Macau, one of their best seller i think, but Too bad, it wasn't availabe when we dined here. We ordered, Yangchow fried rice, Hototay soup, sweet and sour fish fillet, siomai, (not included in the photo but its delish and i love it!) spicy spareribs, eggplant with minced pork and a liter of their honey lemon iced tea. Food is great.

Iris Hamada

3.0

My mom and I choose Chinese restaurants by default if we don't know what to eat because all the staples are there: rice, ulam, pancit, and chicken feet. Ok, maybe chicken feet is not a staple for everyone, but for us if it's on the menu we order it like century egg in every congee.By comparison, Mann Hann is pricey for the quality and ambience it offers. For example, my mom ordered the beef broccoli but eventually ate only a few bites of it because the meat was tough. The chicken feet was ok, but it wasn't better or worse than in a cheap mom and pop siopao-an. The hakaw is juicier and the wrap softer in Hap Chan.However, the crispy noodles with seafood that mom did not want to order was later judged delicious with mom finishing the rest of it. The mango cheesecake was also dense and rich, and the honey lemon tea in pitcher was made from real tea and not concentrate or powder.