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Jing Ting restaurant offers northern Chinese cuisine

By Maria SantosChina
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Jing Ting restaurant
Jing Ting restaurant

Just opened in City of Dreams Manila, Jing Ting is a casual-dining restaurant serving northern Chinese cuisine.

Its speciality is Xi’an cuisine from the ancient Chinese capital which is the starting point of the Silk Road. It is Chinese-style food with different cultural influences including Middle Eastern. Jing Ting holds back on the more spicy dishes for which Xi’an cuisine is known to adapt to the Filipino palate.

Chef Yang Chen Fei was trained by the chef of former Chinese president Hu Jintao and has had 15 years of experience in five-star hotels and restaurants in China.

Jing Ting has an open kitchen and most of its dishes are served family style.

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