Mandarin Palace Seafood and Shabu-Shabu Restaurant

Mandarin Palace is one or if not the only authentic Chinese Seafood restaurant in the area of BF Homes Paranaque. You can always see this place jam packed during peak hours even though the place is so big. One rainy evening while looking for a place to eat I remember this place. Thinking of a shabu-shabu night but while browsing the menu the congee caught our attention. So we settled for a bowl of congees and dimsum. I got the Seafood special congee and it was so good especially on that rainy night. Love the generous scallops and other seafood toppings. Felt like home. For the dimsum we got the kutchay dumplings and siomai. Love it! Overall Mandarin Palace is definitely our go to place for a delicious Chinese dishes.

My favorite time to come over is between 2pm-5pm where they have 20% discount on their dimsum, mami, and congee's. I recommend their taro puff, Hakaw, siomai, and congee. For the plain congee it's only 30 pesos for the big bowl and imagine at 20% discount it only comes out as 24 pesos. One of my favorite dimsum places. fatgirlsdayout.com

Definitely a must try for shabu shabu lovers!!! A little pricey so if i were you id go here around 9 pm to 12mn to avail their 20% off dimsum and 25% off shabu shabu. Dont forget to try their dimsum being pushed around in a cart inside the restaurant haha. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The only restaurant that serves comfort Chinese food that I trust. From the hakaw to the sweet and sour pork to the Peking duck made 2 ways - it really is a place of nostalgic, easy picking, fattening food that you would always want to shy away from but the lemon chicken is just too good. The excitement one gets when the dimsum cart is seen from a distance, taking its sweet time as you divulge your cravings to your table mates: "hakaw tayo?.

We love this place but sadly their price have increased exponentially since our last visit. We were seated in the coach area. The place was bright but the walls were dirty, watermarks all over. We ordered the Prawn Hakaw and Pork and Shrimp Siomai. Prices are moderate for the dimsum. Very tasty and the chili sauce is hot and complimented the big prawns of the Hakaw. Since we were only three, we ordered the small orders of the Buttered Chicken - bone in chicken batter fried and drenched in butter with lots of minced red onions and garlic. Juicy and buttery good. Be careful with those annoying little bones though. Broccolli in Garlic - beautifully presented. We can eat this just with the rice! The vegetable still has a little crunch. And the Shrimp and Green Peas Fried Rice - jam packed with shrimps, green peas and scrambled egg! A meal in itself. The seniors noticed that the food that night was not salty at all. Service was fast but a little too friendly. When i told them that ill take pictures of the food. I can feel them gawking at my back looking at how i do it. LOL. Overall, we love it here. A BF staple. Recommended.