If you ever find yourself in Binondo, Manila's Chinatown, and see this sign for Ho-land Chinese Delicacies, run inside and grab a pack of freshly-baked hopia, flaky puff pastry filled with a sweet mung bean paste. It's delicious.
If you ever find yourself in Binondo, Manila's Chinatown, and see this sign for Ho-land Chinese Delicacies, run inside and grab a pack of freshly-baked hopia, flaky puff pastry filled with a sweet mung bean paste. It's delicious.
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I have fond memories of Manila's Chinatown, walking around eating siopao!
"Ho" has a different meaning in the USA.
Sweet filled pastries are one of my favourite treats, so I definitely would Hilda!
I'd gladly grab a pack of those goodies.
Sounds good.
Yes, like that tasty treat! A friend in San Francisco got me hooked on those years ago.
Like that sign, Hilda!
I guess they have delicious treats! :)
Léia
Hopia lover here.
What are Chinese Holland specialties? Those two countries seem pretty diametrical to me!
Oh, I think we have something similar back home..yum!
I wanna go there and buy some hopia.
philippines food
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