Kuya Jeff's Siomayan D' Original SIOMAI SA TISA — Restaurant in Cebu City

Oh man oh man. As a Filipino-Chinese, I am exposed to alot of dimsum particularly siomai. It's a part of me. I tried fancy, really good ones, prepackaged, cheap or homemade ones. I thought siomai was something I really know the taste of. Like I know when it's bad or it's good just by the look of it. A siomai connoissuer if you will but boy was I wrong.

Kuya Jeff's Siomai may fool you as it looks like what Master Siomai and Siomai King would serve you where the sauce would just be the one to take over the show.

You will know that there are extenders but the flavor, the umami of the siomai mixed with their special chili garlic sauce. It will bring you to a flavor heaven that you wouldn't get with any other siomai.

Have I told you it was 6pesos/pc? At 34 pesos (4 siomai and 1 rice) I already had a great meal!

You can also buy their siomai by the bulk but I personally couldn't recreate the taste with their take home siomai but that's okay. It just makes me want to go there again.

Food - 4/4 Service -...

I am not a siomai lover. These paragraphs are just my honest review: The Japanese siomai tastes good, but they are soggy.

I'm not too fond of the taste of the original siomai. Both siomai are now nine pesos each! I love the puso (hanging rice).

The place is not well-kept, but their systems are undeniable and in the area. The...

One of the must tries in Tisa neighbourhood. The options are regular siomai or Japanese siomai style with seaweed, both 9P each. The garlic chilli sauce is definitely one of the highlights. Check out our channel for a full review of our experience:...