One of my favorite Chinese dishes is the Mapo Tofu. It consists of tofu cubes, ground pork, black beans and chopped chilies in a sticky soy based sauce. Mien San's version was delicious, savory, flavorful and most importantly spicy.
Mapo Tofu - Php188 |
Steamed Kuchay Dumplings - Php88 for 8 pieces |
Different types of Filling |
I got to admit, I've tried and tasted better Xiao Long Bao but these are of great quality and tastes pretty good for its price.
Xiao Long Bao - Php 88 for 4 pieces |
The Hot and Sour Noodle Soup was so rich and thick, it had the right level of sourness and spiciness.
Hot and Sour Noodle Soup - Php188 |
The Three Cups Chicken is a named as such because of the way of preparing it. For each chicken a cup of soy sauce, rice wine and sesame oil are used to cooked the dish in an earthen pot. This tasted how it supposed to be, the meat was so tender and juicy.
Three Cup Chicken - Php248 |
The Onion Pancake was thick and flaky compared to the thin crunchy spring onion egg based pancake. Though I prefer the latter, this was really good as well.
Onion Pancake - Php88 |
Mien San continues to draw in its loyal customers and new diners. It has consistently serve delicious Chinese dishes at a very affordable price and the servings are pretty big. The one place that reminds me of the three qualities (delicious, affordable, huge serving) is the food in Chinatown. With Mien San around, people who live around San Juan and New Manila doesn't have to go all the way downtown to partake on delicious affordable Chines food.
Mien San
Address: Granada St., Valencia, Quezon City
Tel. No.: 723 0558
Operating Hours: Mon to Sat - 10:30am to 11:30pm
Sundays - 10:00am to 10:00pm