Thai Milk Tea Restaurants in Makati
The best places in Makati to eat Thai Milk Tea. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Makati who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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3.8
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3.8
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City: Makati, 7274 Malugay Street, San Antonio Village, San Antonio, Makati City, 1203, Philippines
"I gotta hand it to Wabi-Sabi for being that cool spot at the Collective to serve vegan versions of popular asian dishes. Their Tom Yum noodles, Pot Stickers and Pho are SO GOOD and all-vegan; the Tom Yum and Pho being a crazy, aromatic, tasty mess of herbs and noodles. The Pot Stickers are filled with mushrooms (shiitake I think). <br>
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They fall short on attempting to recreate pork dishes, however. Their Bahn Mi meat tasted savory-sweet, and their shio ramen was a saltier version of their pho, with veggie meat as a poor substitute for chashu pork. It tasted great, it just didn't taste like ramen.<br>
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Don't get me wrong, I loved this place and would definitely go back, but only for their Pot Stickers and Tom Yum."
4.3
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4.3
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City: Makati, POS Building, Scout Mandriñan Street Corner Tomas Morato, South Triangle, Tomas Morato, Quezon City, 1203, Makati, Philippines
"We rented a place nearby and wanted to eat dinner within the area. I suggested to check the Collective and we found Wabi-Sabi. The food that they serve are vegetarian meals.<br>
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It was indeed a good choice! No guilt noodle soup! I ordered tomyum while my dad had viet pho. My mom and brother had tantanmen. We ordered those three because the others were not available. We also added harumaki for sharing. At first, we just ordered one harumaki until we ordered another and then another one! It was very flavorful and chewy. It's like fried tekamaki. The tomyum is sour, not much of a fan for the veggies that tasted odd but I enjoyed it especially the tofu and other cold cuts. The viet pho was like my tomyum except that it wasn't sour and had different toppings. I like the noodles used for tomyum and viet pho which was chewy. A different noodle compared to that of famous Chinese and Japanese cuisine. The tantanmen is sesame oil based so it's for people who like that kind....
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4
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4
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City: Makati, Level 4, Greenbelt 3, Ayala Center, Makati City, Greenbelt, Makati City, Philippines
"Before I went to see the movie I had watch, I decided to to buy a drink. I bought the Thai Milk Tea and it wad sooo good. The server was nice also. What I did not like here is that the only posted price on their menu is their regular sized drinks. They did not include the price of their large drink which gave me confusion for a moment. But nonetheless, this stall is a must try!"
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3
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City: Makati, Level 2, Greenbelt 3, Ayala Center, Greenbelt, Makati City, Philippines
"I'd be honest, I was expecting a tad bit more from them, especially I enjoyed the Mango Tree branch in BGC but the one in GB is disappointing. First of all, the server that we had doesn't seem to be knowledgeable about what he's serving at all. The choices of food are a bit small too, you cannot really see much Thai specialty and/or anything that can taste like a Thai food. I enjoyed the tastes of their Green mango Salad, Grilled pork and salmon and dessert but it doesn't really taste much Asian to me. The soup with coconut milk doesn't taste so good too. Hoping they'd consider revamping their menu because it really needs work. Place is pretty, but food needs improvement."
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$5.6