January 15, 2019

Quick Snack (CLOSED)

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  • Quick Snack (CLOSED)

    • UPDATED as of January 15, 2019: This restaurant is CLOSED.

    Quick Snack is located along the quaint street of Carvajal in Binondo Chinatown which is reminiscent of the old Hong Kong market alleys. No cars can pass the narrow streets of Carvajal. Be prepared for a long walk although the effort will definitely be worth it upon arriving at Quick Snack.

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    Interior

    Start with Kuchay Ah, which simply are chives in Chinese. It is a fried pastry with chives as its filling. It is pretty delicious and can easily be eaten; it’s literally a quick snack.

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    Kuchay Ah

    And then delve into the Indonesian Tauhu which looks like a mystery dish at first sight, but it’s just actually a thick tofu served with sweet and sour sauce.

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    Indonesia Tauhu (P85)

    Quick Snack should definitely be in the list of must-drop-by for those strolling along Chinatown.

    Info last updated September 2016

    General Information

  • Quick Snack BRANCH
  • Address: Carvajal Street, Binondo, Manila
  • Telephone Number: 02-242-9572
  • Business Hours: Open Daily from 9am to 6:30pm
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