Chinese fine dining in Manila
10 May 2008
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Proof that Chinese food can be “fine” ![]()



3. Highlands China Palace at Mall of Asia — haven’t been here yet, but reviews say this is a must-try. Looking forward!
Proof that Chinese food can be “fine” ![]()



Hyatt looks very very fine to me, hehe… dito ka na lang mag-celebrate ng bday mo and give us your review, plus pricing na rin.
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hahaha! I think I’ve decided to go to China Palace as I’ve already been to both Shang Palace and Li Li
Maybe next time bro hehe
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China Palace and Tagaytay Highlands in MoA have same owners so I’m sure its a value for your money dining experience.
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oops, that’s Emy, hehe
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picture #1 & caption #2 looks/sounds familiar to me.. strange
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yeah.. favorite ni Henry Sy
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strange indeed (how can a caption sound familiar haha)
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We’ve already tried before sa Tagaytay Highlands…let’s see kung masarap ba dyan sa Highlands China Palace nayan…Kainan na naman!!!
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Hopefully.. As much as I’d like to dine elsewhere (e.g., Lolo Dad’s, Le Soufflé, Antonio’s, or a new prospect I caught at Serendra: Cuillière), I don’t think the folks will appreciate the cuisine.. so we go back to Chinese food na lang hehe
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haynako.. never mind
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