January 22, 2025

Dong Bei Dumplings in Binondo: Delectable Dumplings and Chinese Favorites

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  • Located in Binondo Chinatown in Manila, Dong Bei Dumplings is a no-nonsense Chinese diner that will surely capture your attention with their delicious dumplings and Xiao Long Bao.

    This unassuming eatery may be modest in appearance, but it boasts a loyal following among locals and tourists alike! The signage to the restaurant isn’t prominent so you must have a keen eye in order to spot it.

    IMAGE from Philippine Primer

    As the restaurant’s name implies, Dong Bei sells two varieties of dumplings for TAKE OUT only: boiled kuchay with pork dumpling (Php 200/14 pcs) and fried dumpling (Php 300/16 pcs). You’ll find that these, compared to other establishments, are filled to the brim with a delicious filling that won’t leave you wanting or looking for more. Don’t forget to dip the dumplings in the signature sauce or chili oil for added depth of flavor. 

    Boiled Kuchay with Pork Dumplings / IMAGE from Philippine Primer

    While you’re at it, don’t forget to give their Xiao Long Bao (Php 200/6 pcs) a shot. Hailed as one of their most popular dishes, the Xiao Long Bao poses a hearty and comforting broth topped with the flavor of meat and veggies that will definitely give you a different view on this delicate Chinese favorite.

    Xiao Long Bao / IMAGE from Philippine Primer

    Aside from dumplings, Dong Bei also whips out other mouthwatering Chinese comfort food such as fried stuffed pancakes (Php 300/4 pcs) and fried sugar pancakes (Php 200/7 pcs).

    If you want to enjoy their delicious dim sum at home, you may purchase frozen dumplings such as pork with chives (Php 300/30 pcs).

    Those planning to visit Chinatown soon ought to visit Dong Bei Dumpling for a satisfying afternoon dim sum on the go after a long day of exploring the streets of Binondo.

    General Information

  • 642 Yuchengco St, Binondo, Manila
  • (02) 7903-9172
  • 8:30 a.m. - 7 p.m.
  • dongbeidumpling.ph@gmail.com
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