Best Restaurants in Manila

A café visited during the vlog's first day in Manila.

A restaurant visited on the second day of the Manila trip.

A restaurant visited at Uptown Mall during the second day.

A restaurant recommended in Manila.

A restaurant in Manila.

A restaurant recommended in Manila.

Binondo is Manila's Chinatown, known as the world's oldest, and a destination for food lovers with dim sum, noodles, street snacks, heritage shops and family-run restaurants, especially lively during Chinese New Year.

Forbes Town in BGC offers a high-end experience with restaurants and cafes.

Senderies in Quezon City is a vetted local market where you can find well-cooked Filipino street food with high hygiene standards.

Dampa is a seafood dining experience where you buy fresh seafood at a wet market and have it cooked at a nearby restaurant.

Razons is a chain restaurant in Rockwell where you can get halo-halo.

Cubby Things in Quezon City is a great place to get halo-halo.

Chowking is a fast food chain where you can get halo-halo.

A popular chain of restaurants established in 1936 and famous for "The best chicken barbecue in town".

Mercato Centrale is one of manila's hottest street food hubs, bringing together vendors whipping up Philipino Fair and International options.

Binodu, established in 1594, is the oldest Chinatown in the world and a paradise for food lovers, offering authentic Chinese Filipino cuisine.

Molito complex in Alabang provides a vibrant social scene with its array of restaurants, bars, and cafes.

Ugbo Street Food Market opens in the evening and offers a variety of Filipino street food such as grilled scallops, fried rice, and Dynamite.

The Grand Hyatt rooftop offers great views at sunset and high-quality food and drinks, requiring pants and closed-toed shoes as part of its dress code.

Binondo Food Street is known for its variety of delicious street food, offering a mix of Chinese and Filipino cuisine.