Hao Mi Chinese Kitchen

Was able to try the Pancit Canton Guisado, Seafood Canton Special, Crazy Lumpiang Shanghai, Salt & Pepper Spareribs, Butter Chicken, Beef with Broccoli, Fish Tempura Strips, Sizzling Chopsuey, Sweet & Sour Fish Fillet, and 5 Mushroom Dumpling to indulge for our cravings of Chinese Food. And Hao Mi surely didn't fail us. Great tasting food, great staff, and great ambiance. It might be too early to say that they are already the best. But already starting of strong, they are surely off to a promising start. Oh and before I forget, love how the desserts ( Ube balls, Nangua balls, Masachi balls, and Buchi) was so cute and also loved the desserts so much. Would surely come back.

I live in La Huerta, Parañaque and I find it refreshing to have a Chinese Restaurant in the area because the food around are mostly local fast food burgers, carenderias, barebecues and tapas.
I wanted to try this restaurant but I keep on forgetting about it because I'm used to go to malls or in CBDs. I had the chance to try Hao Mi when my cousin from Australia happened to see this during his stay last summer. He grew up in this area of Parañaque and since we had a high end Chinese cuisine already in Solaire on his birthday, he's down to try this casual Chinese resto closer to our home.

I would say, food is not bad and prices aren't too. It's kinda like North Park. Our family had rice meals and they have big serving. Budget of 200 per person would already do. But if you want other dishes, serving is good for sharing. To be honest, we had salt and pepper ribs in Red Lantern Solaire but my cousin tried the salt and pepper ribs of Hao Mi and we surely think it's better than Red Lantern in terms of taste and price.

I wish I could've tasted more in this place but we had rice toppings. I can't go to this place often because Chinese restaurants are good for groups of people.