Yang Chow Noodle Bar - Pasig

You can spot this small Hong Kong style restaurant at the basement of 30th mall along Meralco Ave. For a relatively small mall compared to its peers in the area, this place has too much food options. Yang Chow gives you more than a decent meal for an affordable price. The name Yang Chow is actually named after a province in China called Yangzhou. For us it is a familiar name for a type of fried rice. My friend and I got rice toppings, Honey Roast Pork Rice (Php 180) and White Soy Chicken Rice (Php 160) and both had generous portions of tender and tasty meat. We also got Hakaw, a good enough dimsum for Php 120. Skip its wrap as it is thick and bland. There's also a spot offering similar cuisine, Hongkong Dimsum in front of it. I suggest you pick this one over that. Yang Chow gives you more mileage with quality. alwayshungry.ph

The only thing that prevents this store from getting a five-star rating is that it has no imagination setting. eating is absolutely delicious. a tasty bite for those who pay attention to the quality of the Chinese dämse. the hakaw is as excellent as the siomai.

I ordered bark soup to lunch. the service was fast, but the mother meal was not so memorable. it was good, but not something they want to go back to. I might have tried her char sui.

Ordered the char siu reis and the desired nudel soup. Eat tasted great, but too long needed to be served what was strange because we were the only people at that time. the server was a bit of masungit maybe because she worked alone.

The place is almost hidden in the super market. the small it area is clean and clean. the person who takes the order is attentive. they offer fast Chinese cuisine from nudelsuppen to rice toppings. the noodles were a bit too soft for me, but the vernacular stop and siomai are good. if they are in the hurry and they are longing for Chinese food. they might want to see eating here.