Dimsum Break - Gen Max Mango

MangoMania

Local Guide

9.4

Huge place with a hreat red and green interior. Food is ok but not my favorite, staff was very nice and the place is very clean, everything looks new and sweet. Typical lunch hangout and in evening more a family place. Location is super and easy access, good parking.

LimeLunatic

Local Guide

9.0

Dimsum break mango ave has always been the friendliest branch among all. All the staff have a sense of urgency and gives you updates about the status of your order/s. Everyone is smiling esp their cashier, Karen. Good job! Keep up the good work.

NectarGlow

Local Guide

8.0

The taste of childhood for many Cebu denizens. The steamed rice still tastes like the delicious staple of memory. Among the dimsum choices, the best are the fried crab cakes and the quail egg siomai. Juicy, not dried out by oversteaming. The bacon-wrapped meat dumpling is umami-rich, with no trace of an old gamey pig. The mushroom siomai and regular pork siomai, however, are not as good as they used to be: still flavorful but starchy, not matching the flavor and texture of yore. The place is very clean. Dimsum, though eaten anytime during the day in Cebu, is traditionally a breakfast meal. S…

PotatoPopper

Local Guide

7.0

There is a branch in Manila of this resto before. We love eating there, so when I was in Cebu, I made an effort to find one near where we stayed. I walked early in the morning before the sinulog festival starts, and there it is! I'm super excited to try their again, but its not that good as I can remember. I mean, it's good, but the nostalgia of its taste back then is not as it is.

FritterFanatic

Local Guide

1.5

I ordered a take out 2 siopao at Mango Dimsum. This is a very reckless laziness job the crew had done, got me a sluggish wet siopao, I know he knew it. But still got me the very wet siopao. I know you are underpaid or anything please do your job right! Panarbaho pud mo ug tarong please. Bayad mi ug sakto!