North Park Noodles - Tomas Morato — Restaurant in Quezon City

You can select your preferred table free request of chinese tea free request of soup free request of extra sauce If you love chili sauce, it has a flakes chili, chili oil with aromatic smell perfect for there dimsum specially steam dimsum i would suggest try there Dozen Siomai and prawn dumpling steam. solo go for congee try c39 pair it with steam tofu or vinegard tofu they served it with fresh egg on congee but you can suggest if you like egg to be boiled solo and want rice look for served with rice ill go for SR87 lechon macau it comes with egg fried rice you can change it to plain jasmine rice if you want the asado sauce of macau is perfect for the dish and they will served you a pickled radish, you can request a refill of radish, and SR28 Soy sauce chicken i suggest get the thigh part if available they served it with ginger sauce with oil, soy sauce chicken was braised with herbs and they steam it before serving group always go for fried rice, yangchow is all time favorite but i suggest go for bagoong friedrice and salted fish and pair it with foods like sweet and sour pork or fish this two combined perfect to contrast with different flavor also try salted garlic squid and salt pepper spareribs. Try Northpark toastes noodles they will mix the noodles on your table, best pair it with asado siopao and order a steam bread or fried bread with cream dip and for the drinks its gonna be Fresh Lemonade and Honey lemonade, or try the Black and white gulaman with sago. if hard to book a food in grab order thru there inhouse delivery much faster.

Highly Recommended Chinese Comfort Food Spot!

One of the things I love about this place is the freedom to choose your preferred table. Plus, you get free requests for Chinese tea, soup, extra sauce — and yes, unlimited pickled radish refills too!

If you're a chili sauce lover, you’re in for a treat. Their chili comes with flakes and aromatic chili oil that goes perfectly with steamed dimsum. I highly recommend trying the Dozen Siomai and Prawn Dumpling (Steamed) — they pair exceptionally well with that signature kick.

Dining solo?

Go for their Congee (try C39). It comes with a fresh egg, but you can request it to be boiled instead. Pair it with Steamed Tofu or Vinegared Tofu for a comforting meal.

Prefer rice? Look for items marked “served with rice.” I suggest: • SR87 Lechon Macau – Served with egg fried rice (or switch to plain jasmine rice if you like). The asado sauce is savory and rich, and the dish comes with pickled radish on the side. • SR28 Soy Sauce Chicken – Ask for the thigh part if available. The chicken is braised with herbs, steamed before serving, and paired with a fragrant ginger-oil dipping sauce.

Dining with a group? Skip the plain rice and go for their fried rice selections. While Yang Chow is a classic favorite, I suggest trying the Bagoong Fried Rice or Salted Fish Fried Rice — bold, flavorful, and perfect when paired with dishes like:

Sweet and Sour Pork or Fish

Salted Garlic Squid

Salt & Pepper Spareribs

You also must try the North Park Toasted Noodles — they mix it right at your table, which adds a fun experience. Pair it with Asado Siopao and don’t miss the Steamed or Fried Bread with Cream Dip — so good!

Drinks? Refreshing options include their Fresh Lemonade, Honey Lemonade, and the classic Black & White Gulaman with Sago.

Pro tip: If GrabFood is taking too long, order through their in-house delivery service — it’s much faster and...

Never go to North Park's Tomas Morato (along Dr. Lazcano branch). Shameful service, shameful food serving size.

Today, it took them soooooooooong long to serve our food. For a restaurant that only had one other table occupied this afternoon, the length of time for them to serve our food was soooooooo unreasonable. I'm an extremely patient person. If the restaurant was filled up, I would have understood the situation. But there was only one other table occupied. Their staff was taking their sweet time, including the worst kitchen staff ever!

The waiter was hearing my complaints while the manager was nearby, allowing the waiter to bear the brunt of my complaints. Only when I called for him did he approach to apologize. An insincere apology and too late at that. If the manager is the last to know and the last to approach, I don't think North Park needs him there.

Another point is the serving size of the food. I ordered the salted garlic squid and it only had 8 very small pieces. The honey boneless pork spare ribs had only 10 very small pieces. I counted it all before I started to eat.

This is one of those moments that I am ashamed to be eating at a Chinoy restaurant once loved, but...

Called in my orders for pick up. Food was ready and neatly packed by the time I arrived. Staff was polite but after paying, I was left on my own. No one offered to help me down even after seeing me with three full bags, with 21 yellow containers (you had to go up to the second floor of the store to claim and pay for your orders). At the time I arrived there were only like three tables with customers. Surely they could have spared one person for a few minutes. Gave the tip to the Security Guard who, from the main door, took the bags and helped me arrange them in the car. Quality of some of the dishes were a bit disappointing compared to what I get from other branches: the sweet and sour fish barely had any sauce and the fried beancurd with mushrooms in oyster sauce was almost dry (as in where was...