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Chinatown's Best

By Edel San
This buffet resto is located along Banawe Street in Quezon City and is one of the most popular and affordable buffet restos in town. It is best to secure a reservation so that you'll have a table during lunch or dinnertime as it can sometimes get crowded. Food's okay. 



Here is my first plate: Yang Chow, California Maki, Spicy Squid, veggies, and noodles.


Second plate: Yang Chow, Spicy Squid, and Fried Chicken.


Third plate: Yang Chow, noodles, and calamares.


Fourth plate: Buko Pandan, Pandan cake, and Leche Flan.




Chinatown's Best
589 Banawe St. corner Don Manuel Agregado
Quezon City


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