Hainanese Chicken Rice, Tao Yuan Restaurant

Hainanese Chicken Rice
Hainanese Chicken Rice, Tao Yuan Restaurant, Resort World. Looking for the best Singapore - Hainanese Chicken Rice in Manila? The last time I travelled home, upon arrival in Manila we stopped for a great Chinese - Singapore dinner at Tao Yuan Restaurant, Resort World at Pasay City. Resort World is located infront of Villamor Airbase adjacent to NIA Terminal 3, it is the best place for lunch or dinner should you arrived hungry. It is also very convenient for us since it is located at the just across the Nichols entrance of the Skyway, our usual route from the Airport to our home down South to Alabang.

Tao Yuan Restaurant Resort World Branch
Photo from Tao Yuan Restaurant FaceBook
Tao Yuan Restaurant Resort World Branch

Braised Special Seafood’s in Hotpot
Braised Special Seafood’s in Hotpot

Tao Yuan Restaurant serves Chinese - Singapore dishes and is famous for their Hainanese Chicken. The restaurant originated in Singapore and have been expanding their branches in Metro Manila. Starting from their original Manila branch in Mabini, Malate across the Pan Pacific Hotel then the Makati City Glorieta 3 branch followed by the Resort World branch in Pasay City near NIA Terminal 3, the latest branch to open is located at the Divisoria-Binondo area, their Lucky Chinatown Mall branch. Their food are not cheap however if you got some extra cash to spare and love Chinese Singapore food and or looking for the best Hainanese Chicken Rice in Manila then the place is highly recommended, do not expect a 5star hotel restaurant service though especially during busy days. Below are some of the dish we had, there are other Singapore dishes I wanted to try but that could wait till my next visit, otherwise I’ll go broke.

Braised pork belly with Taopok
Braised pork belly with Taopok

Sauteed Mix Mushroom in XO Sauce
Sauteed Mix Mushroom in XO Sauce

I want to put in record that this is not a paid post or a review of the restaurant, Overseas Pinoy Cooking do not conduct restaurant reviews. We however post food, places and restaurants that we liked or enjoyed under our food trip and food find category.

Comments

  1. i♥pinkc00kiesSeptember 8, 2012 at 1:28 PM

    i love hainan chicken :)

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  2. ReiChieSeptember 15, 2012 at 11:35 AM

    been here before..love their hainanese chicken!

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  3. UT-ManSeptember 17, 2012 at 5:13 AM

    Hi ♥pinkc00kies and ReiChie,
    Hainanese chicken are great specialy if served with the oily rice similar to the Singapore chicken rice.

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