Chowking Menu Prices

Are you looking for a quick-serve restaurant with Chinese-inspired dishes, are you a type of consumer that will go for something new with a very affordable price and with a variety to choose from? look no more since I found another fast food restaurant that will save you from your misery of craving Chinese-inspired dishes. You can easily find them since they are in almost every mall and different locations in the country and the food that they offer is really good at an affordable price. Let’s talk about Chowking a well-known fast food here in the Philippines. In this article, I will give you the list of Chowking menu that you can review and some facts that you needed to know about them, so without further ado let’s start!

Below, you’ll find the updated list of Chowking menu prices.

About Chowking

Chowking opened its first store back in 1985, the time when American Style burger chains were dominating our country’s fast food industry. Chowking is a Chinese fast food restaurant mainly serving dim sum, rice bowls with toppings, and noodle soups.

They started expanding in 1989, they started to open franchising operations and began opening their provincial branches. After their success, they receive different recommendations throughout the country and they begin to expand internationally.

In 2008 Chowking is already serving with different countries like Indonesia, the United States, and the Middle East. Their headquarters is in the Philippines, they are actually owned by Jollibee foods corporation. Their sister companies are Red Ribbon, Greenwich Pizza, and Jollibee. As of today, Chowking has already 617 stores across the Globe and Counting.

Do you want to try delicious pancakes instead? Why not visit the Pancake House?

Chowking Menu Best Sellers

Here is the list of the Chowking Best sellers that will serve as a guide if you are new to their menu.

Mami – Egg Noodles in pork or beef broth topped with siomai or wanton, It is served warm for their customers to enjoy. This mami will surely give you a relaxing feeling especially if you will have this after work or on rainy days. The soup is good and the siomai or wanton are very juicy, a must-try for soup lovers and if you want to eat something lighter. Best paired with Siopao.

Lomi – If you like thicker Noodles you might consider having this one. Made with egg noodles, chicken balls, sautéed pork liver, and some pork and vegetables, this is a bit heavier than the Mami but equally satisfying. The texture of lomi is okay also good but with Siopao.

Pancit Canton – Doesn’t want noodles with soup? Then this one is for you. This is made of Stir-fried noodles, chicken balls, vegetables, and sautéed chicken strips with a saucy pancit canton sauce. This is actually a birthday must-have. Filipinos believe that the pancit is for a longer life right?

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Pork Chow Fan – This is like a typical sinangag here in the county but Chinese style. Made with fried rice, egg, pork, and Kangkong leaves. You’ll love this if you are a fan of eating rice. Perfect with Siomai. Recommend for people looking for a heavier meal.

Siopao – This is available in two flavors, asado, and bola-bola. Savory and easy to eat, recommend as a to-go meal or snack. One of my personal favorites, very good with mami. This is actually my personal and all-time favorite. Delicious and worth trying.

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Kangkong with Chinese Bagoong and Tofu – Kang kong with Chinese bagoong with fried tofu topped with minced red onion. This meal is in a way healthier, some of us crave bagoong all of a sudden, and this meal is a quick fix. Recommended for every vegetable lover to try. Very affordable and delicious as well. I once tried this and it goes well with plain Rice.

Butchi – The right amount of sweetness is one of the reasons why Buchi is their top-selling snack or dessert. Made with fried glutinous rice filled with sweet lotus cream. The consistency of this dessert is very smooth and addicting. It is not that sweet so it won’t give you the feeling of “umay” or losing an appetite.

Halo-Halo – Though Chowking is Chinese cuisine-inspired restaurant they offer one of the most popular desserts in our country which is the halo-halo. Made with sweetened bananas, finely shaved ice, pandan jelly, ube, sago, mongo, beans, pinipig, nata de coco, ube ice cream, Leche flan, and sweet milk. Their halo-halo is one of the best that you can find in the market at an affordable price. Definitely, it is one of the best Chowking menu.

Sweet n’ Sour – Whatever you like, chicken, pork, or fish they have the version of it. This sweet n’ sour is usually served with rice and chicharap. A dish that’ll surely make you full. Try it for yourself.

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Lauriat – If you are looking for a heavy meal then this one is perfect for you. You’ll have salt and pepper pork, egg fried rice, a half serving of pancit canton, chicharap, buchi, and additional Siomai depending on location. Definitely a must-try menu.

Chowking Menu Delivery

Chowking also offers delivery for online orders, If you are too busy to go outside because of your busy schedule or you are just avoiding traffic. All you have to do is to go to their website at www.chowkingdelivery.com to order your Chowking favorites or you can call their delivery hotline at (632)-8-634-1111. Take note that their delivery option might be unavailable depending upon your location. You can also use third-party delivery services like Food Panda and Grab Foods for your orders.

Conclusion

After knowing all of the necessary facts that we needed to know about this fast food, we can tell that the Chowking menu is an affordable restaurant that offers delicious meals, and the servings that they offer are actually heavy enough to make you full and satisfied. Their store locations are easily found and that’s a plus as well as their delivery services. The crews are respectful and their restaurant is clean. A perfect place for eat-outs with family, friends, and colleagues. Overall a great experience, I highly recommend it, thumbs up!