Cafe Mezzanine in Binondo: Your Go-To Place for Chinese Eats

In Binondo lies a cafe named Cafe Mezzanine, which is owned by famous Chinese delicacy brand Eng Bee Tin. Cafe Mezzanine serves lip-smacking specialties that will make you truly love Chinese cuisine.

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As you enter the cafe, you’ll notice the fireman’s hat hanging at the wall of the dining space as well as the humble interior of the place as emanated on the wooden interior. The ceiling is painted purple, a color synonymous with Eng Bee Tin.

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More than just a restaurant, Cafe Mezzanine has dedicated itself to supporting the Binondo Paco Fire Search and Rescue Brigade to continue its volunteerism and valuable service to the community. Furthermore, this one of a kind cafe serves Chinese eats such as noodles, soups, dim sum, and even all-day breakfast tiems.

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To name a few, check out their Xiao Long Bao (Php 260/10 pcs): steamed dumplings filled with flavorful meat and broth. Plus, you’ll love the juicy taste of this authentic Chinese treat!

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If you’re celebrating a birthday of a loved one, a colleague, or even your own, this noodle dish is ideal for the awaited occasion. The Kung Pao Chicken Noodles (Php 230) is certainly a must-try. Tossed in a savory, spicy, sweet sauce, the thin noodles are loaded with chopped vegetables and chicken, topped with peanuts. A generous squeeze of calamansi onto the noodles nicely adds a citrusy touch and cuts the richness so you can keep going for more!

Kung Pao Chicken Noodles / IMAGE from Philippine Primer

Aside from offering noodles and dumplings, don’t miss out on their other choices in the menu such as Grilled Porkchop (Php 270), Braised Beef Rice (Php 250), Salted Egg Shrimp (Php 360), and Camaron Rebusado (Php 330). Certainly, these munchies will prove that you will never go wrong with Chinese favorites.

For drinks, they serve hot and cold coffee like Mezza Blend (starts at Php 110), and shakes such as Mango Shake (Php 95). For dessert, you’ll never go wrong with their Fiesta Halo-Halo (Php 160) or Banana Split (Php 180).

Drop by at Cafe Mezzanine in Binondo and have a taste of authentic Chinese specialties this Chinese New Year or even during the ordinary days!

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