Suzhou Dimsum Review

I didn't expect to have Suzhou snacks in Manila. The soup dumplings inside are very good. There are only four. The price is a bit expensive. There is also a seaweed soup. The hand-teared cabbage inside is well done, and there are small wontons.

The store has a Chinese name called Suzhou dim sum. There are also many branches in the Philippines. There are Chinese stir-fried dishes and dim sum. Xiaolongbao is more biased towards Cantonese flavors. The fried rice is large in size and tastes good. If you are not used to Filipino food, you can come here to eat.

Authentic Chinese food, the store is not big, I have eaten other things, and I will eat this again. It feels very good.

Waiting for food is not long, the staff service is good, and the food is quite good.

The layout is very characteristic, but it is relatively cramped, the service is very good, it looks very professional