Reviews Phoenix Court Chinese Restaurant

Great Chinese food, the only issue here is that the servers often get our orders mixed up but the sweet and sour pork is very good as well as their salt and pepper squid and dumplings. Overall a good dining experience and good food all around.

Great food and excellent service. The spinach tofu with crispy mushroom are simply the best. Thankyou Lhei for the very assistive service. 👍👍👍

For my Dad's birthday, we decided to go to our fave chinese restaurant. Phoenix court has never failed to satisfy our craving for dimsum.

Their ala carte is excellent but the eat-all-you-can-Dimsum is the best. It is worth every centavo paid.
All items served were delicious but tonight's standout are the Special Pork Bun, Barbecue Pork Pastry, & Butter Cream Bun.

Their service is also a big plus on why we deemed this resto as one of our go to places. They always made us feel welcomed and our glasses of water are promptly filled.

Stopped by for dinner and it was quite empty. I was surprised that there was a dress code for the restaurant, smart casual. We were seated and were given tea and then ordered. We ordered some yum cha to start then shared some mains.

The siu mai was decent. The Yangchow fried rice was also really good. The salted egg prawns was the best dish of the night. The mango caramel drink was delicious but hard to suck up the straw with the sago at the start cause it was really thick.

The food is quite nice here but a bit pricy.

My favorite Chinese restaurant! Always celebrate my birthday here cause I love their food. Dimsum and ala carte dishes are always so good my favorites are the Siomai, fried prawn dumpling salad, chicken feet, tofu and crab, salted fish fried rice, and salt and pepper squid. And mango sago for dessert with a little fresh milk 👌🏻

Phoenix Court is one of the awesome finds in South. It is located at the Second Floor, Tower Wing, The Bellevue Manila, North Bridgeway, Filinvest City, Muntinlupa City. This place is a Chinese Cuisine restaurant that is pocket friendly with satisfying dishes. Find out below the mouth-watering plus must try dishes of Phoenix Court of Bellevue Hotel:

Pork Buns of Phoenix Court is the “Pork buns of the South”. It is definitely the apple of my eye amongst the dishes. The filling is tasty, meaty and superb! The awesomeness of these buns is still there even if it’s cool. I would absolutely recommend this to all pork buns lover. Top favorite!

Deep Fried Shrimp Balls (Salted Egg yolk) is another favorite. The texture is great; the taste is awesome with the right amount of seasonings. Another perfectly recommendable dish because it’s not that oily and perfect to partner with rice.

Pork Siomai and Hakaw are my all-time-Chinese comfort food. These two are meaty and tasty. And addition to that they are both satisfying even without soy sauce.

Two Variety Chicken: The Stuffed and Szechuan. The crispiness of the chicken strips was perfect. It’s flavorful and delicious. The presentation was really amazeballs!

Pan Fried Tenderloin with black pepper was colorful! Great presentation as well! What I loved about this dish was the texture; it’s juiciness and tenderness of its meat.

Brocolli with Scallops and Egg white is creamy but tasty especially when you eat the scallops with broccoli.

Fried Rice with Roasted Duck is absolutely my-sulit-meal. And it’s perfect to pair to all the dishes served.

Of course to end the excellent dining experience, you should not forget to try their Buco Jello or Whole Chilled Coconut Pudding. It is served inside a coconut husk. Not that sweet but definitely refreshing.

Aside from these, they have friendly staffs with exceptional service that is truly worth to come back! Overall, I am very satisfied. Definitely a must try. High five!

I've only eaten in their breakfast buffets as it's always free when ever I book a night there. 
Staff is very friendly and people don't judge you even if your in your pajamas.
The selection of food though is limited. It's just one row

My favorite is yogurt with cereal, bread, cheese, fried rice, egg and Longganisa

Located at The Bellevue Manila's tower wing, Phoenix Court offers authentic Cantonese dishes at prices that won't break the bank which is unusual for a hotel establishment. This is probably one of the major draw factor of Phoenix Court because their dishes come in small to large sharing portions at competitive prices. Even the small serving can easily feed 2-4 people which is a plus! Our family are regulars here during special occassions or Sunday night dinners.

Last Friday night saw me dining at Phoenix Court again together with other foodies. We had the following:

Pork Buns - irregularly shaped but 'siksik' don't let the outside apperance fool you. Their pork buns are filled with deliciously savory meat and the sweet crust compliments each other. Perfect snack. I hope they offer these on a nice packaging to go for those impromptu take out orders. They surely rival those with michelin stars.

Shrimp Hakaw - plump and filled with shrimp.

Pork Siomai - hardly any extenders, this is pure meat. Dash a bit of soy sauce for some flavor.

Steamed Pampano wih Black Bean Sauce - fresh, clean flavorful fish. The black bean tausi gives it an earthy taste.

Steamed brocolli with scallops and egg white - another winning vegetable dish, the brocolli still has that fresh crunch which i love. The light and fluffy egg whites are soft and fluffy which is a nice contrast to the brocolli.

Fried Prawn Balls with Salted Egg Yolk - crunchy real prawns covered in grainy salted egg yolk. This is a dish the kids would lap over! Fried, crunchy and oh so flavorful. A little more sauce would not hurt though.

Pan fried beef tenderloin in black pepper - soft and tenderized beef, perfect with the fried rice they served.

Coconut Pudding - a whole coconut with soft coconut meat resembling nata and jelly. Melt in your mouth soft and very refreshing. A nice palate cleanser at a heavy delicious meal.

Tonight's visit is a great reintroduction to a family favorite and would love to revisit again. And the pork buns are enough reason. Before leaving, Don't forget to have you parking tickets validated. Recommended.

Disclaimer: sponsored dinner by The Bellevue Manila.

Phoenix Court the flagship Asian restaurant of Bellevue Manila specifically a Chinese restaurant that serves a regional Cantonese cuisine.

Luxurious modern interiors, like the temperature of the room which is not that cold.

The dishes served were classics and some items with some modern spin.

*Two Variety Chicken ( stuffed and Szechuan)- love the skin on this dish both on the stuffed and Szechuan variety both were paoer thin yet crisoy reminiscent of the roasted duck skin.The stuffed was version has this fishcake texture and taste and was very impressive.The Szechuan was a salad like with snippets of apples and green mapples very refreshing but for me the lacking element was the heat or spiciness.

*Pork Buns- love the texture of the bun ,the filling was stocky ,tasty and a favorite.

*Deep fried shrimp balls with salted egg yolk- although I'm not a fan of the salted egg trend,I like this dish well cooked prawn not that oily,the salted egg infusion does not bring that saturating feel ,seasoned just right.

*Dimsum,siomai and Hakaw- siomai was meaty with ebiko on top a different take on the popular dimsum item.The hakaw was awesome I love the clean taste and the wholeness of the shrimp with no extenders.

*Pan Fried Tenderloin with black pepper- beef dish was decent yet I find it a bit dry to my liking.

*Spinach beancurd with crispy mushrooms-
an extravaganza of textures ,soft,spongy,crispy confined in one dish,I like this new take on the tofu and a new twist given to its flavor.

*Brocolli with scallops and egg white- a bit too creamy for me ,but the addition of the conpoy bits (dried scallops) balanced it.Love the crunchiness of the brocolli and quality of the scallops.

*Steamed Pampano in Black Bean Sauce- I'm not a pampano fan,tho this time I became a convert well cooked fish,no fishy taste.The black bean taste add a wonderful dimension into the dish reminiscent of the ones I'm having when I'm in Hong Kong.

*Fried rice with roasted duck - this rice is already a dish on its own I can eat this even without other viands .Tasty ,comforting and well seasoned.

*Dessert Buco Jello- coconut flavored jello inside a coconut husk .refreshing way to end the meal.

Service was exceptional ,top notch.
A true lauriat experience.
Overall a Happy Place rating .Highly recommended.☺🙂☺

Phoenix Court offers a dimsum-all-you-can promo and we got a chance to try it during our stay at The Bellevue Manila. We got to try a lot of dimsums and my favorite were Xiao Long Bao and Special Baked Pork Bun. The manager recommended us their best-selling whole chilled coconut pudding for dessert. And yes, it was a perfect dessert! All in all, we enjoyed our lunch at Phoenix Court. The staff was courteous and attentive.
Food - 5/5
Ambiance - 4/5
Service - 5/5
Price - 5/5

Had an amazing dinner here with family during our 3 days 2 nights stay at The Bellevue Manila and this Chinese restaurant has exceeded my expectation for its price and service.

The food they served for 2-3 people (is actually good for 3-4 people) or they give big serving. The food taste good, and if you are staying or in-house guests of the hotel, The Bellevue Manila, you could actually get a 20% off.

My bill was so cheap! For 1 soup + 1 dim sum + 2 main course meal + 1 fried rice +1 dessert + 3 fresh juice drinks only costs me Php2,500 (Imagine that). For these orders, in other Chinese restaurants, this could be double.  Their ambiance is so nice and the staff are polite.

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Good chinese food! Kinda similar to Gloriamaris. Liked their assorted cold cuts, wintermelon soup with crab meat and scallops, beef tenderloin with black pepper, 2way chicken, steamed live lapulapu and prawns in garlic sauce. Coconut pudding is addicting. 😊

Ever since we learned about their eat all you can dimsum promo we have been wanting to try it out. We finally did when we celebrated my niece's birthday. There were so many choices. We got yangchow fried rice, efu noodles, hot and sour soup, crab and corn soup, siomai, hakaw and several different kinds if fried dumplings plus a pork barbecue pastry. We loved and finished everything except the pastry which was not to our liking. However everything else tasted we absolutely loved. We hope to be back soon.The Bellevue Hotels & Resorts

Alright, so first to arrive were the Beef with broccoli and yang chow fried rice. Good Lord, the beef was so tender. Next batch that arrived was the sweet and sour pork, e fu noodles, roasted crispy chicken with szechuan garlic, and the steamed lapulapu fillet with soya sauce. From this batch, the one that popped out to me was the pork and the lapulapu (esp. If you eat this fish with the herbs topped on it - I think it was coriander). So good. In the middle of the meal, the duck arrived. It was served two ways - the first one was already pre-wrapped and the second one was for you to wrap in lettuce. I ate a lot of these I tell ya. Shit it was heaven in my mouth (that's what she said). We also ordered dimsum. Got some hakao, vegeteble dumplings, xiao long bao, steamed water cress dumpling. All of them were great but the one that stood out to me was the water cress. I ordered four of those!! Ended our meal with some fresh buko pudding. Refreshing, not sweet. Forgive me if I didn't go into detail with every dish we ate on that day. There was a lot to process. All I can say is that I enjoyed every bite of it. Not to mention, I heard that this resto does not put MSG in their food. So imagine, we left the place with our stomachs full and happy (minus the nausea). I highly recommend this place if you want quality chinese food. This is one of the best chinese restaurants in the metro.

I had a wonderful time dinner dining experience with my niece, we super enjoyed their Buffet of various kinds of specialties like their crunchy  beef strips with a twist taste , Beef Brocolli, Lengua,  sweet and sour pork,  breaded pork , chicken, and different kinds of Dimsum - everything was totally amazing taste and texture... spices are really kicking of every bite... very good for big group like with your family and friends

I ate here for my friend’s birthday and we had a feast. We all had a dimsum buffet and we all died from how full we were. Despite the fact that it was a dimsum buffet, there was still so much to order from. One thing I noticed though was that almost everything in their dimsum menu had shrimp. I had so much shrimp that I tried to order another dimsum which I thought didn’t have any shrimp but there ended up being shrimp. I have no problem with shrimp, I actually love shrimp, but what if someone’s allergic and they cant eat most of the food. Ambiance is great and lots of space.

Love the food and the service, but a bit turned off of the pricey menu.. but I think because they are inside Bellevue Hotel that's why they have a pricey menu.. over all its a fine restaurant for the rich and for family reunions as well :)

My family considers this the best Chinese restaurant in the South and our go to resto when we crave for dimsum! The price for their eat-all-you-can dimsum buffet (around php650) is affordable and relatively cheap compared to others. They also have a good variety of steamed and fried dimsum. The restaurant does not scrimp on quality (nor quantity). Moreover, choices for soup, vegetables, rice, and dessert are included in their dimsum-all-you-can menu. We especially love their hakao, prawn dumpling salad, fried salmon taro puff, and their chilled mango sago cream:)

We've tried their Peking duck as well as their ala carte all you can which was not as impressive. Their specialty is really dimsum.

To avail of the buffet, you must be at least 2pax. Service is usually quick and the place is pretty big.

Located at the second floor of the Tower Wing, Phoenix Court offers authentic Chinese cuisine, and has a seating capacity of 250 guests. They also have four private rooms that can accommodate up to 25 people. The place looks like your typical upscale Chinese joint, but cleaner. I particularly love the large mural of a phoenix splashed on a divider that partially hides the bar from view.

They have an All You Can Eat Dimsum priced at only P650++, a steal compared to others who offer the same. Children from 6 to 12 years old are charged just half the price, and those who are 5 years old and below eat free. Aside from this, Phoenix Court also has another eat all you can proffering---Eat All You Can All Course---which comprises several main dishes together with dim sum dishes and desserts. This one is priced at P850++ which gives real value for your money.

Phoenix Court serves ala carte dishes but for that night, we indulged in their seemingly never-ending parade of dim sum delicacies.

They have the usual Yang Chow Fried Rice, but you can also go for their Salted Fish Fried Rice or Ee fu Noodles for carbs.

If you're hankering for some steamed dim sum, the Pork and Shrimps Dumpling Siomai is always a popular choice. You may want to skip the Xiao Long Pao, though. Sadly, the wrapper was too thick and sticky for consumption; it tore easily, leaving the whole thing dry since the soup spilled out from it before you can lift it off the bamboo steamer.

If you love deep-fried dumplings, both their Prawns Dumpling Salad and Mango Seafood Roll Mayonaise (spelling theirs) are pretty good, especially the latter. It has this acidulous taste that meshes well with the fried coating, compelling you to take another scrumptious bite.

Another good option is this Barbecue Pork Bun Siopao, kind of like your asado siopao but tastier and a lot more delectable. I could eat two or three more of these, even with all the dim sum I've already stuffed into my mouth.

For dessert, of course I had to get the Butchi. I always get Butchi. And I was not disappointed with this one. They didn't skimp on the filling, and the warm comforting taste leaves a happy feeling as I take a look around at all the plates we've emptied. After a while, I decided to get the Chilled Mango Sago (another favorite) as well. Ahh, the cool contrast left me smiling as I scooped out the last spoonful. I would have gone for another round of this slightly acerbic yet creamy concoction if I weren't about to burst at the seams.

There were actually a lot more dishes, some of which I got to take photos of like the Pork Spareribs with Taosi (see cover photo) and Water Cress Dumpling, but didn't get to taste anymore. One particular dish I regret not trying was the Barbecue Pork Pastry which earned raves from the whole table. That is the first on my list when I return for their unlimited dim sum.

This all you can eat dimsum is priced at only P650++, a steal compared to others who offer the same. Children from 6 to 12 years old are charged just half the price, and those who are 5 years old and below eat free. Aside from this, Phoenix Court also has another eat all you can proffering---Eat All You Can All Course---which comprises several main dishes together with dim sum dishes and desserts. This one is priced at P850++ which gives real value for your money. All the more reason to visit this place, don't you think?

Needless to say, we went back to B Hotel after that delicious dinner fully sated and satisfied.