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Dong Bei Dumplings: Rediscovering Binondo’s Hidden Food Haven

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I was plurking one night when I saw Nina’s Invitation for a weekend Binondo Food Tour. Since I dont have any scheduled activity, I immediately signed up for this weekend food tour. While checking on the itenerary, I observed that most of the restaurants included on the food tour are all new to me and one of them is Dong Bei Dumplings.

Kutsay Dumplings @ Dong Bei Dumplings 

Dongbei is generally understood to refer to the northeastern part of China. Unlike the Hongkong made dumplings which is more appealing to the eye, I find DongBei Dumplings way better because of its simplicity.  Continue Reading Dong Bei Dumplings: Binondo’s Home of Fresh Dumplings

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2 Comments on “Dong Bei Dumplings: Rediscovering Binondo’s Hidden Food Haven”

  1. #1 Masuki - Home of the original “Gupit” and delicious Siopao – Philippine Travel Blog
    on Aug 21st, 2008 at 11:29 pm

    [...] Binondo food tour will never be complete without visiting Dong Bei Dumplings. Since its Meikah and Diane’s first time to try this, we ordered two plates of freshly boiled [...]

  2. #2 Masuki : The Original Ma Mon Luk | PinoyCravings.com
    on Aug 31st, 2008 at 4:39 am

    [...] Binondo food tour will never be complete without visiting Dong Bei Dumplings. Since its Meikah and Diane’s first time to try this, we ordered two plates of freshly boiled [...]

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