Best Food Spots in Binondo Chinatown!

✨ Experience Binondo just like we did! If you’re looking for the ultimate Manila Chinatown food trip, this is for you. In this second part of our 24-hour Binondo adventure, we explore historic landmarks, hidden gems, and the best Chinese-Filipino food in Manila.

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Taste siopao, lumpia, dumplings, oyster pancakes, egg tarts, and more—with a guide who knows the real local spots.

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🏮 What’s in This Video
00:55 – Plaza de San Lorenzo Ruiz – The symbolic heart of Binondo.
02:31 – Binondo Church – Centuries-old Minor Basilica of San Lorenzo Ruiz.
03:42 – Breakfast at Ramada Hotel – Morning feast + rooftop views of Manila.
06:14 – Sta. Cruz Shops – Jewelry engraving at Ty Po Huat, charms at Dragon Phoenix, plus a gadget stop.
07:18 – Salazar Bakery – Classic Chinese snacks and pasalubong.
08:07 – Lucky Charms – New year calendars at Charme.
08:47 – Chawadicup – Refreshing Thai lemon tea.
09:19 – Carvajal St. Lumpia – Puo-Hing (formerly New Po Heng), still a Binondo favorite.
10:27 – Quik Snack – Oyster pancakes, Hokkien fried chicken, Indonesian tofu.
11:58 – Lord Stow’s Egg Tarts – A taste of Macau in Manila.
12:29 – Estero Fastfood – Iconic creekside stalls (too full this time!).
13:30 – Ramon Lee Panciteria – Pancit miki-bihon and their signature chicken.
15:49 – Plaza Sta. Cruz – Church, fountain, arch, and art deco buildings.
16:44 – Dasmariñas St. – Old art deco facades beside modern shops.
17:08 – Quintin Paredes Landmarks – Filipino-Chinese Friendship Arch + historic bank buildings.
18:25 – 1919 Grand Café – Neoclassical café with seafood pasta, coffee, and taro cloud cake.

🌏 Why Visit Binondo
Oldest Chinatown in the world (1594).
Foodie’s paradise: dumplings, hopia, lumpia, noodles, siopao, egg tarts.
Culture & shopping: lucky charms, jewelry, and gadgets.
History everywhere: Spanish churches, Chinese arches, art deco & neoclassical buildings.

🙋 FAQ
What food is Binondo famous for? Dumplings, hopia, fresh lumpia, oyster pancakes, pancit, egg tarts.

How do I get there from Intramuros? Walk or drive across Jones Bridge.

Is it safe? Yes, especially by day—just stay aware of belongings.

Guide or no guide? DIY is fine, but tours reveal hidden gems and stories.

👉 Don’t miss Binondo & Sta. Cruz on your Manila itinerary. It’s the perfect mix of food, culture, and history.

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