Quik Snack in Binondo: Home of Filipino-Chinese Comfort Food in Chinatown
Tucked in a quiet alley in Manila’s Chinatown, Quik Snack has been delighting diners with its Filipino-Chinese comfort food since 1967.
Founded by Amah Pilar, the restaurant, which is also known to many as “Home of Tsinoy Comfort Food,” continues to serve the same beloved recipes that have kept it a favorite for generations.
IMAGE from Philippine Primer
With its hidden location and authentic ambiance, Quik Snack offers a unique Chinatown experience that transports visitors back to a time when tradition and family were at the heart of every meal.
One of Quik Snack’s signature offerings is the Kuchay Ah, a crispy pastry filled with vegetables and a touch of beef. This light yet satisfying snack has been a favorite for many years, known for its crispy exterior and savory filling.
Kuchay Ah (Php 70) / IMAGE from Philippine Primer
IMAGE from Philippine Primer
Another highly recommended dish is the Indonesian Tauhu, which features thick fried tofu coated in a sweet soy-based sauce and topped with fresh cilantro. The combination of flavors makes it a must-try for anyone visiting.
Indonesian Tauhu (Php 250) / IMAGE from Philippine Primer
You may also try their version of Fresh Lumpia featuring fresh chopped vegetables and meat, best enjoyed either as a snack or a meal.
Original Fresh Lumpia / IMAGE from Philippine Primer
For over five decades, Quik Snack has earned a special place in the hearts of its patrons, offering not just a meal but a taste of tradition and history. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, a trip to Quik Snack in Chinatown promises an unforgettable culinary experience that continues to draw people back time and again.
Visit Quik Snack along 637 Carvajal Street, Binondo, Manila, open from Monday to Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. For inquiries, you may reach them at 02-8242-9572 or 0999-945-5304.
