Sep
2009

Binondo Food Tour Series #2: Dong Bei Dumplings

Dumpling at Dong Bei

Kutchay Dumplings @ P100

When deciding to have a food tripping tour in Binondo, Dong Bei Dumplings is a restaurant that should be visited.  It is a small restaurant along Nueva Street that serves luscious dumplings and noodles Northern China style. The good thing about Dong Bei is that they make their own dumplings and noodles. You can even see them doing it when you visit their restaurant.

They are best known for their Steamed Kutchay Dumplings. This is best paired with their sauce. It’s very cheap actually, 1 order is composed of more than 8. You can also buy the frozen dumplings which you can enjoy at the comfort of your own home.

At Dong Bei
Soy Bean Sauce Noodles @P100

The Soy Bean Sauce Noodles is simple dish that can already satisfy you. It’s made of freshly-made white noodles topped with soy bean paste and sliced cucumber.

At Dong Bei 2

Fried Dumplings @ P100

This is the fried version of the Kutchay dumplings, another dish that must be tried when you’re in Dong Bei.

Dong Bei Dumplings

Yuchengco St (formerly known as Nueva St)
Binondo, Manila

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10 comments ↓

#1 mrs lavendula on 09.19.09 at 1:05 am

goodness! those fried dumplings look delicious!

#2 sha on 09.21.09 at 12:40 pm

oh yes. you should go there. you’re missing a lot!

#3 upto6only on 09.24.09 at 5:21 pm

hi, bloghopping. I’ve visited that place 2x and i love their kutchay and fried dumplings.

#4 upto6only on 09.24.09 at 5:25 pm

btw you may try other restos in Binondo

http://upto6only.i.ph/blogs/upto6only/2009/02/01/big-binondo-food-wok-chinese-new-year-weekend-edition/

#5 Binondo Food Tour Series #4: Wai Ying Fastfood | Food Trippings on 05.20.10 at 8:44 pm

[...] Dong Bei was closed in during our visit to Binondo last Black Saturday, we went to Wai Ying Fastfood to eat [...]

#6 Bem on 06.26.10 at 1:36 am

Speaking of dumplings, a Chinese friend of mine pointed out a place along Gandara St., quite near ang tunay beef house. They serve mouth watery dumpling as he described – literally. Ma sabaw daw ang laman niya. Sadly I didn’t get the name but will try to trace it back someday.

#7 Sharlyne Ang on 06.26.10 at 12:59 pm

I guess you’re referring to Xiao Long Pao. :)

#8 Binondo Food Tour Series #5: Tasty Dumplings | Food Trippings on 07.13.10 at 12:03 am

[...] we had Kuchay Dumplings. The best Kuchay Dumplings for me are the ones from Dong Bei. However, just in case Dong Bei is closed, you can go here [...]

#9 Peace and Happiness Dumpling House | Food Trippings on 04.30.11 at 11:13 pm

[...] A stressful week deserves a treat indeed! Mei, my officemate, told me about a newly opened Chinese restaurant in their condo called Peace and Happiness Dumpling House. She told me that it wasn’t the common Chinese restaurants seen in the malls (like North Park, Gloria Maris, etc…) so  I giddily probed more because this is my type of restaurant. This somewhat reminded me of Yen Yen, Mien San and Dong Bei. [...]

#10 Kanzhu – Our New Favorite Noodles Place | Food Trippings on 08.03.11 at 12:43 am

[...] fan and so I ordered their Pork and Chive Dumplings. My benchmark for Kutchay Dumplings is Dong Bei so my judgement to Kanzhu’s version is…. it’s on the third spot. My second [...]

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