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Budget : ~Php200 per dish

Duration : ~1-2 hours

Bummers : none

Nomnom Rating : 5/5

Dimsums at David's Tea House & Hot Pot

David's Tea House & Hot Pot

Inside David's Tea House & Hot Pot

I have said this again and again, I am a huge fan of Chinese food. So, when we drove to Nuvali, I was hoping that we would eat at a Chinese restaurant. And hope didn’t fail me because we had lunch at David’s Tea House & Hot Pot.

David’s Tea House & Hot Pot has its main branch at China Town Ongpin. Therefore, this seems like this restaurant can live my standards for Chinese dishes. It did – especially the dim sums. I love their hakao (shrimp dumpling).

David’s Tea House & Hot Pot has set menu for four so we decided to go with that. We got the set menu #5. Then, we just had extra orders of 2 servings of hakao (shrimp dumpling) (Php90 each) and 1 serving of siomai (steamed dumpling)(Php75).

Hakao and Siomai

Set Menu #5 (Php1,100) consists of Yang Chow Fried Rice,

Yang Chow Fried Rice

Taiwan Pechay with Garlic,

Taiwan Pechay with Garlic

Fish Fillet with Corn Sauce,

Fish Fillet with Corn Sauce

Beef with Polonchay,

Beef with Polonchay

and Breaded Chicken.

Breaded Chicken

The food at David’s Tea House & Hot Pot is really good. No wonder lots of people dine at this resto. Luckily, we were early so we were able to get a great seat at a comfy booth. If ever I drive by Nuvali again, I’ll definitely get those dim sums again even just for a quick bite.

Here is the set menu meals for four at David’s Tea House & Hot Pot.

Set Menu for 4

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For their full menu, check out their website here.

David’s Tea House & Hot Pot Location

Unit B-2 Solenad Nuvali Estate
Sta. Rosa, Laguna

David’s Tea House & Hot Pot also has many branches around the metro.

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Tags: beef, dim sum, fish, fried chicken, hakao, Nuvali, Solenad, yang chow