Tbh, I didn't expect much about the place but Mr. Choi Kitchen really surprised me with its food and service.
Went here an hour and a half before their closing to grab a quick dinner with my boyfriend. We ordered the roast duck noodle soup, yang chow fried rice, and the platter (i forgot the name) that consists of hakaw, siomai, etc.
I was amazed by the tenderness and reach flavor of the roast duck noodle soup. It was really tasty that I finished the whole bowl. I also tried their hakaw and yang chow which is super delicious. The hakaw is not dry and the rice is flavorful.
I hope I can go back real soon to try the other dishes đ
Their white baked seafood rice is really good. Every time I visit this resto, thatâs what i order. Itâs also good for 2-3 people. You donât need a viand if youâre not willing to splurge much. I also ordered hot prawn salad. It costs around 400. Itâs good and sulit but a bit too sweet (it also has cucumber) because itâs already a lot serving compared to Din Tai Fung, which Is the best prawn salad Iâve had but cost me 395 php which is like half of the serving in Mr. Choi.
The wanton brisket beef noodles and soy chicken are really good. Nothing special about their dumplings- siomai and hakaw, taste like a generic dumplings, aside from its pricey.
Staff are attentive and accomodating.
We ordered two baked dishes this time - seafood in white sauce and chicken curry. Both are flavorful but I like the seafood better. Each dish is actually already good for two people as the rice and the sauce is plenty for one although the meat seems lacking. Nevertheless I will order the baked seafood in white sauce again next time.
Solid chinese food at affordable prices at mr. Choi. Sadly they have fewer branches now but they honestly have good food and even chinese roasts. Their menu is quite varied as well and not only the fastfoos chinese fried stuff. Spareribs is excellent as well as the dimsum.
My all-time favorite here is their spinach soup and mushroom abalone paired with the yellow yang chow fried rice. I love their desserts. The quiet ambiance is suitable for personal chats and time with family.
Celebrated Mom's day in here â€Awesome service and good food. You guys should try their lapu-lapu, chicken feet and of course their signature Yang Chow fried rice.
Great food and good price. Thumbs up................................................................................... .. ................
On a holiday schedules change. Todayâs end of Ramadan was a short notice and I ended up being part of a whole day board meeting. Our stomachs were grumbling and picked the first thing we saw in an app. We had Chinese. Mr. Choi made our meeting more interesting. Most of our picks were delicious. It wasnât the typical greasy or salty. The serving size though was not much for its price.
Always the default place to go to at Robinsons.. wide array of choices and have their special 'baked rice' - the other chinese restos dont have this.. love their salted fish fried rice and seafood roll among other things.
Sundays are dedicated for family and faith. Right after feeding the soul, feeding the tummy follows after.
Mr. Choi Kitchen is my usual go to after Sunday worship service. The place renovated recently, well lit and more elbow area for guests. They have retained the interactive kitchen which is a big plus for me!
I have been a regular customer since I love Chinese food but I feel the resto could do better. During our last visit, we were served with preheated food. Hakaw was still cold from the inside. Probably because we were too early for lunch, that's why we were served with stored food.
But convenience and price are my main reasons for dining in a restaurant so I will still go back because Mr. Choi does that for me. đđŒ
On a holiday schedules change. Today's end of Ramadan was a short notice and I ended up being part of a whole day board meeting. Our stomachs were grumbling and picked the first thing we saw in an app. We had Chinese.
Mr. Choi made our meeting more interesting. Most of our picks were delicious. It wasn't the typical greasy or salty. The serving size though was not much for its price.
My favorite was their Tofu. Yeah it was a simple dish but its rich flavor made me one steal all of it. Another one I enjoyed was their version of Beef with Broccoli. On top of a tender meat, the sauce tasted just right.
Another typical Chinese Restaurant. Food was a bit pricey. One order is usually good for 2 to 4 persons. With regard to the taste, in fairness, it is good. We ordered their beef brocolli, sweet and sour pork, and their garlic rice. My friends and I were satisfied with it.
Authentic and to die for chinese cuisine!!! Quite affordable and the interior was really really nice, gave me legit Shnghai feels đ the food was so good! Too bad I haven't taken puctures of their yummy hakao, here's just a pic of their artsy fartsy lights đ
Another very reliable resto chain for me is Mr. Choi Kitchen. You'd usually find one in a Robinson's mall and for years they've maitained the quality of food that they serve. I'd always recall the place for the Salt & Pepper Squid. It's always a top of mind order for me and I like it because the squid always turns out to be tender. The taste is basic with a dash of spiciness and goes really well with Yang Chow Fried Rice. The Crispy Fried Chicken is another staple that I never miss out on at Mr. Choi's. Simply because it's really crispy and skin quite tasty. Whether you go for dimsum or the finer Chinese dishes, Mr. Choi Kitchen truly does them well.
My favorites are the Coffee Pork Ribs and the Baked Rice with Cheese Sauce. These are dishes unique to Mr. Choi. I just wish the Baked Rice came in single servings. The dimsum was only so-so for me. The wrapper could have been thinner.
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