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If you feel hungry after visiting De La Salle University, have a meal at this restaurant. Enjoy Chinese cuisine at Mr. Fast Foo. Perfectly cooked lechón will impress you at the first bite.
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De La Salle, Taft Avenue, Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines
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Dr. Carlos Almeda, the man behind Mr. Fast Foo is a licensed physician and mechanical engineer. Mr. Almeda combines his knowledge in food science and expertise in engineering to prepare affordable and sumptuous dishes that are fast.
Here are some of their food offerings
Special Fresh Lumpia
If you are looking for an all veggie and tofu with crispy seaweeds, sugared peanuts, cilantro and garlic this can be your pick and also the serving is quite big but the price will not burn your wallet at 90 pesos.
Fried spring rolls
If you like a fried spring roll, Mr. Fast foo also have their take on this healthy mix of veggies wrapped in lumpia wrapper that is deep fried with a dip comprised of soy and vinegar sauce for only 70php.
Lechon Macau
I remember having lechon macau in another restaurant when I was younger and usually this succulent pork with its crispy skin is best served with a steaming bowl of rice. For 109php you can enjoy this delectable treat.
Tongkatsu rice
Tongkatsu is mainly a Japanese dish but a lot of my Chinese friends love this because its crunchiness and tender meat.
They also serve kikiam!
But compared to the store bought one this is very different to it it. The texture is really firm and its has a golden fried outer layer.
One of the things I've noticed with Mr. Fast Foo is that even though they have big serving for their food, the prices are not that expensive.
One of my favorites though is their Buchi. Their take on this famous dessert is they have three flavors like pandan and sweet red beans. And the chewiness is just right that I think this is great for kids too!
You guys should check out Mr. Fast Foo at UST Manila and University Mall in Taft if you want to tast Chinese food but not wait for a long time for it.
Much Love
xx Alice
The man behind this restaurant is Dr. Carlos Almeda. A licensed physician and mechanical engineer. He combines his knowledge in food science and expertise in engineering to prepare affordable and sumptuous dishes fast.
Here are Mr. Fast Foo's Fantastic Signature Food:
1) Special Fresh Lumpia - all veggie and tofu with crispy seaweeds, sugared peanuts, cilantro and garlic.
2) Classic Hong Ba Cua Pao - slow braised pork belly with pickled emusta red greens, sugared peanuts and cilantro.
3) Maki Mi - my favorite Chinese dish. Made from lean, tender and succulent pork loin in thick soy broth.
4) Beef Mami - made from tender beef brisket and noodles in a rich beef broth. This dish is highly recommended during rainy season.
5) Lechon Macau - succulent pork with crispy skin and served with a special sauce.
6) Kikiam - homemade and reminds me of my mom's version of Kikiam.
7) Shanghai Rolls - minced pork rolled in wrapper and deep fried.
8) Braised Beef Brisket - tender beef brisket braised in soya and star anis.
9) Fried Spring Rolls - a healthy mixture of veggies wrapped in lumpia wrapper, deep fried and served with soy and vinegar sauce.
10) Tongkatsu Rice - crunchy tent breaded pork chop with special sauce on steamed rice.
11) Lechon Macau Rice.
12) Fried Wanton with dipping sauce.
13) Pork Siomai - a classic dimsum stuffed with flavorful ground pork served with soy sauce.
14) Butchi for desert.
Their other branch are in University of Santo Thomas Campus, Lucky China Town Binondo, and University Mall La Salle Taft. Soon to open, at Sparks Place in Cubao and Mezza Santa Mesa Manila. So from now on, don't let you hunger wait. Enjoy affordable food only at Mr. Fast Foo.