Sharing my dinner experience in Fatfook Robinsons Galleria last night with my lovely wife.
Service was fast ,,food are very delicious and special mention to the manager in charge Ms.Catherine for managing a busy crowd and answering all our inquiries about food Restauranr is clean despite of too many people.
Two thumbs up!!
The food was flavourful and cooked the way l wanted it and expected it to be. The price points were reasonable too. The service was quick, efficient, and polite, contrary to what others experienced. They anticipated their customers' needs , was knowledgeable about the menu and gave accurate, honest advise on portions. The ambience was warm, friendly, relaxing, and interiors well thought of and instagramable. Very good experience and walked out of restaurant satisfied and happy! Will go back soon and give fat fook nice words!
Food serving can feed a whole family. Worth it.
Been craving for Xiao Long Bao that’s why we have decided to dine in at Fat Fook Manila. Aside from dim sum, they also serve other famous Taiwanese street food like Fried Stinky Tofu with Century Egg. We’re supposed to try it but it was not available at that time. Other best-selling dishes include their Xiao Long Bao, Chicken Chops, and Taiwanese Beef Noodles.
Fat Fook Kitchen will always be our basis of EXCELLENT mapo tofu, we've tried every mapo tofu on err restaurant we know that serves it and none has ever came close to how good Fat Fook's mapo tofu is. We crave it every now and then and since there's a new Fat Fook in ATC we are very excited to have it again and we do hope it's as good as the one we had here hehe. Aside from the mapo tofu we also had xiao long bao and it's fine I guess haha, the milk tea is literally large and worth the price and is pretty good too. Fat Fook is just a tad bit expensive for us to have it in a bi-weekly basis lol sad la. Anyway, the service is great, the servers are pretty on-hand with everything and they're fast, the place is big so it's good for big families or a bunch of friends. Overall Fat Fook is a wonderful gastronomical experience. We would definitely come back again if our budget permits hahaha.
Good food, quick service. Especially loved the Taiwanese-style fried rice, black pepper beef, and mapo tofu. We ordered plain white rice to go with the mapo tofu and it was a great decision.
The beef satay noodles was ok but I found it a bit too salty.
The chicken chops was fine but we felt it could use more flavor. The server gave us a sweet sauce when we asked for condiments to pair with it.
Oh, and they had a promo when we dropped by. We got a free serving of beef satay noodles because we had a birthday celebrant. Not sure about the details of the promo so make sure to ask when you dine here. 😉
What we ordered:
claypot rice (which is really good however it was not cooked as what i expected. not the legit way of cooking claypot rice. its like rice toppings just placed in a claypot then serve)
White grape fruit beer ( offered to me by their staff; tastes like Cali)
Beef Tendon ( a bit spicy and we we're not informed. it was good as well but not a fan of spicy food)
Cua pao ( too salty for us)
Wintermelon milktea (👍)
Taiwanese sausage ( Must try👌)
over all it was still a great place to dine in with friends and family. we'll definitely be back for try other dishes.👌
I was actually looking for Mapo Tofu when I ate here, but ironically it wasn't the dish I ordered, since I was eating alone and the portion size looked like it was for sharing. Had me some salted egg XLB and the chicken chop set meal, which was pretty good. Might merit another visit for the Mapo Tofu and Oyster Omelette.
Only reason I gave this a 4☆ is because it might seem pricey for solo diners. But this place is definitely good for group dining.
I love the Taiwanese Rice and their Salted Egg Xiao Long Bao. The spicy taiwanese chicken chops though is not spicy and kinda bland. The Beef noodle soup is fine but the serving is quite small. Overall, I'll comeback for the dimsum and the rice!
I ordered party trays of Black Pepper Beef and Taiwanese Style Noodles. The Black Pepper Beef was saucy/salty and the beef was tender!!! It has some mild spicy kick. I understand it is beef but the serving size is quite small. The Taiwanese Style Noodles was filling and tastes okay. My family loves it. Server was accommodating and very assisting too.
Family dinner is one of the things that I usually look forward to on weekends. One Sunday night, we decided to go to SM North EDSA to bond and have a simple dinner with them. We checked out some restaurants and since I’m the foodie in the family, I decided to eat at Fat Fook since we all crave for something Asian.
Mary Ann Chua Simuangco
+4
Nice decor and ambiance. Staff is friendly. Price is pretty good. Got the following:
Spicy Wonton: not really spicy, but soft and tasty.
Vegetable Dumpling: dough is bit thick. Would have preferred less sweet sauce.
Chicken Chop: crispy but tender. Perfectly seasoned for me.
Taiwanese Beef Noodles: nice beef flavor with hints of herbs and the tiniest bit of splice.
Xiao Long Bao: meat can use a bit more seasoning.
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