Little Asia: Asian Cuisine at Its Best (Lucky Chinatown Mall)

Our shopping spree at Lucky China Town Mall got us hungry but we didn't mind waiting in line for Little Asia that night.

Having good experiences at Little Asia in the past made us enticed to come back for more.

As you can see, the interiors are quite luxurious with chandeliers and beautiful wallpaper prints.  But, the tables are cramped with little spacing and you can hear the chatter all over the place.  That's quite typical for Chinese restaurants so we're comfortable with that.

Food
What we love about Little Asia is that they continuously add new dishes so we are always assured of something  new to try in every visit aside from our old favorites.

Poultry

♥ Kung Pao Chicken (275 php)

The kung pao chicken is a family favorite.  Little Asia's Kung Pao Chicken has big chunks of chicken inspicy kung pao sauce with peanuts, leeks and black chili.  It was a pretty good rendition!

Seafood

♥ Coconut Fish Fillet (275 php)

Our new and well-loved discovery was the Coconut Fish Fillet.   It was soft and slippery fish fillet in a mildly spiced coconut cream sauce with a hint of basil. 

Vegetables

♥ Shanghai Spinach Tofu (245 php)

The Shanghai Spinach Tofu is also a must try!  It is a pan fried tofu topped with finely chopped spinach with oyster sauce, rice wine, shitake mushroom ginger and onion leeks.

Rice

Yang Chow Fried Rice (255 php)

The Yang Chow Fried Rice was recommended by our server.  We regret ordering this because it was too common.  Next time, we'll go for the Salted Fish Fried Rice or their noodles instead.

Tsinoy Foodies Verdict
When it comes to Asian cuisine, definitely put Little Asia on top of your list.  Their pricing is affordable and serving size is good for sharing.  They also have a wide-range of selections to choose from.