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[raynaputi]

Indian food is tops
I actually searched out a good Indian food place in Manila and they are not easy to find
Top floor in some mall in Ortigas was all i could find but it was worth it

What about Chow King for me the menu is the worst i have ever seen = nothing on that menu even looks slightly inviting

After seeing how they made or even serve their food in the hawkers in Singapore, it put me off. Also, I'm not really a big fan of curry and their spices. Although I like Malaysian curry. It's not stinky like the Indian curry.

Quite a few Indian restaurants in Makati: Indian restaurants in Makati

Chowking is a mix of Filipino-Chinese cuisine. If you want authentic Chinese, plenty of them in Binondo, where the China town is. http://outoftownblog.com/top-10-must...rants-binondo/

I grew up eating Chinese food, having a Chinese blood in me that's a given. We usually dine in Chinese restaurants that are not really posh but all servants and cook are Chinese. There was one tiny restaurant in Quiapo that was our usual go to place but it closed a couple of years before I went to UK. Probably because owners were already old.

[Dedworth]

After seeing how they made or even serve their food in the hawkers in Singapore, it put me off. Also, I'm not really a big fan of curry and their spices. Although I like Malaysian curry. It's not stinky like the Indian curry.

You've just got to look at how much attention is paid to their establishments by Environmental Health Officers. They don't bat an eyelid at employing illegals so pay scant regard to food hygiene

[raynaputi]

You've just got to look at how much attention is paid to their establishments by Environmental Health Officers. They don't bat an eyelid at employing illegals so pay scant regard to food hygiene

I don't generalise like you do. My experience in Singapore that time doesn't necessarily mean the same everywhere. It just added to the fact that I don't really like their food. The only Indian food I can eat is korma, but it's not really a preference when dining out. I'm sure there are great Indian establishments all over the world, like there would be filthy English restaurants/establishments here in the UK.