One of the heritage food sites of manila opened in 1888 it stood the test of time. Food is really good mix of filipino, Spanish and chinese

A Unique Antique Resto where West meet East cuisine. A Spanish Filipino Chinese Resto. Well recommended for who likes history.

It is so nostalgic. My late dad Tony Dulce used to take us here when I was young. Today, I had a chance again to try their mosquetta rice, beef tapa, lengua estofada, adobong chicken, and tofu fish.The 4th generation owner, is our family friend Greg & Cathy gave me this Tikoy rice cake as token of our friendship. A must try restaurant for the balikbayans. They also serve orders from Sun Wah (Wah Sun). Excellent taste.

Our go to place for our Chinese food fix. Frequenting this place since I was a kid. Also known as Wah Sun/Sun Wah, favorite dishes we order are shanghai, ampalaya con karne/hipon, egg fooyong, camaron rellanado, canton, and black gulaman. Must be early for lunch so you could park your vehicle.

I love it here. Rice toppings for the win!

Great food, large serving sizes.

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One of the oldest restaurants in the Philippines

So hard to find. Spent 2hrs searching for it near Dagohoy Public Market which is in Sta. Ana Manila all the while it is in Recto! Poor ad. Confusing address.