Masuki

There are two things to celebrate for at Masuki.

In line with the celebration of the Masuki’s  40^th year anniversary, and for featuring Ms. Willen Ma, CEO of Masuki at the Go Negosyo 3^rd edition book “55 Inspiring Stories of Women Entrepreneurs”. 

We are pleased to bring you

“A Special Treat for Special People like You! Meals-On-Us”

on your next visit.

Running in Masuki outlets at  Binondo and Ortigas, the promo aims to give Masuki’s loyal customers more reasons to visit and indulge in simple yet scrumptious dishes that everyone has grown to love. All you have to do is dine in Masuki, keep your receipt and eat for free the next time you visit!

This promo runs until March 23, 2009 only so hurry and do not miss your chance to celebrate with Masuki.

 

For more information, visit any Masuki outlets:

Masuki Mami Restaurant Corporation

931 Benavidez Street Binondo, Manila

Tel # 244-0745

Masuki Mami House

368 Sekai Center Unit 203 Ortigas Avenue cor. Madison Street, Greenhills, San Juan City

Tel # 744-2720

Fax # 744-2721

Or email:  willen23ma@yahoo.com.

 

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Masuki - Home of the original “Gupit” and delicious Siopao Aug 21st, 2008 by Philippine Travel Blog. Much has been said about this famous Mami house in Binondo but I only got the change to taste it last weekend. Last Saturday, A group of travel bloggers decided to go on a tour around Makati and Binondo. We initially met at Starbucks Salcedo Village before heading to the Salcedo Weekend Market which is right in front of the coffee shop. After food tasting and photo taking in Salcedo Park we immediately headed to Binondo to start our short food tour and heritage tour in San Nicolas afterwards. A Binondo food tour will never be complete without visiting Dong Bei Dumplings. Since its Meikah and Diane’s first time to try this, we ordered two plates of freshly boiled pork and kutchay dumplings. We assumed that dumplings would suffice as an appetizer since we were planning to try other authentic cantonese dishes in Benavidez street but our loud “burp” pretty much meant our stomachs couldn’t take anymore (LOL). Next Stop : MaMi in Masuki Since I didn’t have a Binondo map, I asked one of the fruit vendors about the restaurant’s location only to find out that I’ve been passing the area most of the time without noticing the famous Mami House. We were lucky to get a table for four immediately since the restaurant is usually crowded during weekend. A friendly waiter welcomed us and provided us the menu. Since our stomachs were replete with dumplings, we decided to order regular servings of their Original Chicken Mami and their famous Beef Wonton Mami. After a couple of minutes, the noodles were served in a huge bowl full of toppings. Along with the super sized Mami, they also gave us cup of freshly chopped green onion leaves, which is a very common ingredient of the dish, and a cup of asado sauce made from sugar, black peppers, water and flour which you can mix into the steaming noodles. Masuki’s Menu offers variety of “Gupit” noodles perfect for your hungry stomach. Aside from their ever popular Siopao (streamed pork bun), you can also try some of their specialty side dishes such as roast pork, beef brisket, wonton and siomai. The price is very reasonable and I realized that the Mami served in a popular Chinese Food Wanabe food chain is really overrated. What is Gupit? Gupit is a local term for noodles which was popularized by Mamonluk Restaurant. Ma Mon Luk is a famous cantonese restaurant with former branches in Quiapo, Quezon Ave. and Cubao are called Ma Mon Luk. Masuki started their Mami Business in 1930 in Benavidez street which is still their present location. Currently Masuki has two branches, one in its original birthplace in Binondo and one in Greenhills. Branches : MASUKI MAMI RESTAURANT 931 Benavidez Street, Binondo, Manila Tel. No. 244-07-45, 243-2674 MASUKI MAMI HOUSE 368 Sekai Center Unit 203 Ortigas Ave. cor. Madison Street, Greenhills, San Juan Tel # 744-27-21 or 744-27-20 How to get there: The Binondo church has always been the rendezvous for groups who plan to walk around Manila’s China Town. Once you reach the Binondo church, ask anyone how to reach Benavidez Street. From Benavidez you can easily find Masuki.

feat. Masuki Mami Restaurant Binondo.

Branches:
Masuki Mami Restaurant
931 Benavidez Street Binondo, Manila
Contact Nos.244-07-45 or 243-26-74
Masuki Mami House
368 Unit 203 Sekai Center Ortigas cor Madison St. Greenhills San Juan City
Contact Nos. 744-27-20 or 744-27-21
Siopao Boy by Masuki
Vmall Bldg. in front of Post Office, Greenhills Shopping Center, San Juan City
Contact No. 383-53-18

July 24, 2008

Start:	May 17, '08 2:00p
Location:	V-121B Vmall Bldg. Greenhills Shopping Center, San Juan City

SIOPAO BOY by MASUKI