It’s been a long time!! I haven’t posted in forever. So many things have happened since then, and so many restaurants. I’ve recently started cooking for myself, and I’ll update some posts on that later on. But for now, we headed over to Shangri-La Mactan’s Tea of Spring for my cousin Myles’ birthday. There was SO MUCH food. I think I left out a few pictures, though. Sorry I forgot some of the names, this was on the 25th of February.
Without further ado… 🙂
Appetizers: Jelly Fish, Sliced Beef, Pork Asado
Soy Chicken
Clear Seafood Soup
Mixed Greens: Asparagus & Broccoli
Yang Chow Fried Rice
Sweet and Sour Pork
Pork Belly
Noodles
Fish Fillet
Braised Pork Stew
Beef Tenderloin
Seafood Hot Pot
The orders took long to arrive, but when the food arrived… it was worth the wait. Every peso spent was spent wisely! I absolutely have no complaints (with regard to the food) – some of the best Chinese food I’ve tasted in the city. Worth your money, as with other Shangri-La Restaurants! Go check them out at Shangri-La Mactan 🙂
I’d just like to say that I’m no longer vegan for private reasons I can’t disclose.
Have a happy day, everyone!
Bliss in a Bite 
hey Roch, i just found your blog bout tea of spring, did you ordered all of these? how much it costed. im planning to get a dinner this weekend.
br
Vinz
Hi Vinz! 🙂
Yup, we ordered all of these, and some more food, which I didn’t take pictures of. There were 2-3 sets of each order for 20+ people, so my relatives (it was my cousin’s birthday) paid five figures. But I think for an average family, I’d advise just ordering 3-4 kinds of food, with their fried rice as one of them. Happy eating! 🙂