ChowKing - San Pedro — Restaurant in Davao City

Chowking San Pedro offers a familiar taste of Chinese fast food with its well-loved dishes like Chow Mein and Siomai. However, the dining experience is impacted by some notable issues. The restaurant tends to be quite crowded, particularly during peak hours, which can make for a cramped and less comfortable visit. Additionally, the establishment itself is showing signs of age, with an old interior that could use some updating to enhance the overall ambiance.

Another concern is the limited stock on certain menu items, which can be disappointing if you’re craving a specific dish. The staff are generally friendly and do their best to manage the busy environment and stock shortages. Despite these challenges, Chowking San Pedro continues to deliver on flavor, making it a decent choice for a quick meal if you're willing to navigate the crowded and somewhat dated setting. If you’re planning to visit, consider going during off-peak times to avoid the crowds and be prepared for the possibility that some items might not...

Chowking management should be utterly ashamed of this restaurant and I use the word restaurant lightly because this isn't a restaurant but only in name . Me and my partner went to order at the service counter to be told the entire fizzy drink range was not available because the dispenser didn't work ......what !!!! We were then forced to order a pineapple drink plus an iced tea which was filled from a container with a ladle ..... hygiene alarm ! We then sat down at a table for over 30 mins for our order to arrive it was only when we complained a guy in a grey shirt fetched our food and threw it on the table aggressively. I then went to the toilet which I can only describe as disgusting . With there being no evidence of a cleaning rota I can only assume it hadn't been cleaned in a long time . I have attached photos to this review for you to make your own mind up to visit this outlet...

First of all, the branch is so-so in size but it cannot accommodate customers during rush hours, it would look small at that time.

Food is the same as the other branches, not bad at all. Some people often complain that the fastfood sometimes serves 'pre heated' or 'not fresh' foods.

Well, what are you expecting on a big fastfood corporation that some had their food frozen? Fastfoods tend to produce via mass production, ship some on various locations in the Philippines which may take days. It's not like your high class restaurant that commonly considers 'fresh frozen' products ethically wrong in food businesses. It's not really a new thing nowadays.

My concern in this branch is the delayed serving of orders and the ventilation of the establishment. I hope they would...