Chinatown

[View] Not far from the China-Philippine Friendship Gate is Manila Cathedral, and there are many historical attractions nearby. [Fun] There are fewer places to entertain, and try not to go out at night. [Cost-effective] Food accommodation is cost-effective, and there are Chinese restaurant shops everywhere.

absolute a must do in Manilla ❤️you will love the authentic experience, the food and the people.let grab drop you off at the lucky mall, which a really nice mall and beneath the mall there is a food market.

I’m very proud to set foot in the world’s oldest Chinatown. The vibe is very vintage, with many shops selling Chinese food and snacks. I really enjoy coming here because I love culinary tourism. There’s also a temple in an unexpected location.

There are many local Chinese people, but not many can speak Mandarin. They are very welcoming to Chinese tourists. This is a very distinctive Chinatown. Walking on the street, you can smell the familiar smell. There are Cantonese dim sum, Sichuan spicy dishes, hot pot, etc. in Chinatown.

Great foods available anywhere here at chinatown. However great things always come with cost, 30mins of que is a must. Must try.......

A very good place to visit Manila China town, it is located in Escolta, the oldest city in Manila where the seat of high society begun. A bite of Chinese cuisine in most of the restaurant you can see inside the place. If you are into shopping do not forget to got to 168 mall or Tutuban mall, 199 mall or Lucky mall where you can go and visit the 4th floor where the Binondo Museum is located, this museum is the history of how Chinatown started! A must see!