China is everywhere, isn't it?
No matter where you go, there will always be something Chinese around. In Philippine history, China really played a very big role to early Filipinos. Eversince the world begun *haha*, Chinese people are really into business, and that's how our ancestors get involved with them.
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| Roland, Alice, and Pao |
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| Alice, Pao, and Kux |
As we walked, we heard some Chinese music playing, and I found it really cute. Even though Ongpin St was small, parked cars makes it much smaller.
If you want to experience a little bit of China, getting in Binondo is a good start!
We ate lunch at Wai Ying. Though it was a small restaurant, I can assure you the food is really, really good. We ordered sharksfin dumplings, pork siomai, shrimp rolls, sweet and sour pork, fish fillets, yang chow rice, and beef mami *must try*. Good food, for me, should be something delicious and comes into a big serving size.
Wai Ying has more to offer than these tasty foodums :D
Manila's China Town is small so we decided to walk around and discover what really there is. Guess what? All we see is food. It's a good thing though, so that those we come home to will also get the taste of China Town.
It rained hard for quite a long while so we stayed in Binondo Church to pray and to pray. :)
Binondo Church
After going to Binondo, we went to Divisoria to shop, shop, shop, and then went home. That day made me realize how beautiful Manila is. There may be issues regarding cleanliness, but there's still something we can do to revive it. Next time, I'll walk around Manila for a day, just like what I do when I go to other places. It's like being a tourist in your own hometown. :D
Mahal Ko Ang Maynila :D
