Davids Tea House - Restaurant (SM Baguio)

EmilyEatsWorld

Local Guide

9.5

The place is located inside SM Baguio. It had a typicalChinese vibes from its interior design and furniture yet it gives a homey Chinese-Filipino resto feels like in Chinatown in Binondo. The resto had a big space which can accommodate a large group or family. The service crew are approachable and attentive. They serve the food very fast and freshly cooked from the kitchen. It had a variety of Chinese food to choose from their menu and the food that we ordered were delicious. Our favorite is their Sweet and Sour Fish, Sizzling Chopsuey, Pancit Canton and the platter of Dimsum. Overall, we …

MeganDishDreams

Local Guide

9.5

Food is great, the place is wonderful and has a moderate temperature, and the czrew is great! Their service and amazing. I forgot my tumbler there and they kept it until I came back to retrieve it. Huge respect.

JasonEatsNYC

Local Guide

7.5

If you’re in the heart of Baguio, you’ve gotta check out Davids Tea House! It’s super popular with Chinese and Taiwanese students, and locals love it too. The fish congee, shrimp dumplings, stir-fried rice noodles, and spinach soup are all must-tries. So delicious!

MarcusDishDaily

Local Guide

2.5

We used to love going here and we usually order their David's fried chicken, lechon kawali, and yang chow rice. The lechon kawali quality keeps on getting worse and worse. It's basically 80-90% fat.

ChrisBitesExplorer

Local Guide

1.5

First of all the service was terrible we waited for an hour for our food but the table next to us only took 10-15 minutes (yes I timed it). The staff with the white polo were giving us dirty looks. I don't know why but I'm assuming cuz we were dressed very casual. The atmosphere wasn't good as well it was very dusty. Next the food I got the bottomless Ice tea but they only gave me a cup and it cost 120 pesos. It wasn't even good you can taste the powder and only a little water was added. The garlic fried rice is full of salt and only a few toppings of garlic It costs 210 pesos. Terrible