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Pork DumplingPork Dumplings has thin dumpling wrapper filled with well-seasoned pork and vegetables making the former flavorful, especially when dippe…
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Dong Bei Dumpling
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I am not sure but their dumpling is overrated. The dumpling is fully stuffed which is good but the texture because of the wrapper seems oversteamed. T…
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Dong Bei Dumpling
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One of the best places to get dumplings in Binondo. You can see this place makes their dumplings on the spot. The vegetable dumpling is a must! Their …
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Dong Bei Dumpling
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Dong Bei Dumpling is open for Manila and Quick Bites. Dong Bei Dumpling serves Chinese dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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3 Reviews on “Dong Bei Dumpling”
Pork DumplingPork Dumplings has thin dumpling wrapper filled with well-seasoned pork and vegetables making the former flavorful, especially when dipped on their signature sauce.Each dumpling is made and cooked daily to make sure that Dong Bei serves fresh and flavorful dumplings to their customers. Dong Bei Pork Dumplings costs Php 180.00 per servingsBeef NoodleDong Bei Beef Noodle has al dente noodles; tender and well-seasoned beef; and flavorful soup. The former has a mixture of beefy flavor with a tinge of salty, sour and sweet taste making the soup taste weird but delicious. traveleatpinas.com
I am not sure but their dumpling is overrated. The dumpling is fully stuffed which is good but the texture because of the wrapper seems oversteamed. The soy dip tastes sweet and salty, thus feels weird for me. Plus, the place is not really appetizing.
One of the best places to get dumplings in Binondo. You can see this place makes their dumplings on the spot. The vegetable dumpling is a must! Their chili oil is mind blowing (for some reason) and what’s really great is that the dumplings are also available frozen! This place is kinda hidden, just use your waze or google maps to locate it. torpedo.food.blog