Lugang Cafe

Lugang Cafe in Mall of Asia is a huge restaurant, and gets filled up fast during lunch time, even on weekdays.

The play on lights and reflection is all over the place. The high ceiling and droplights mix well with the shiny white cushions and black tables.

A connecting room presents a tad bit elegant dining area. Round tables and wall couches adorned with white and silver treatments.

Birdcage lighting

Toilet is upstairs (mezzanine). It's modern and clean.

 Lugang Aura branch has the same luxe charm, this time peppered with glass, silver, chrome, and royal blue.

 The Asian touch is still present, albeit very modern.

Menu book. Yes, you'll be reading the dishes' names along with enticing photos. Try not to over-order.

Standard chopsticks and soup spoon

 Yakiniku Beef Set: Php320

Steamed Pork Xiao Long Bao: Php248

 Pan Fried Siopao: Php268

Iced Fruit Tea: Php160

Hot and Sour Soup: Php240

Taiwanese Stew Minced Pork: Php260

Tofu with Preserved Egg: Php160

Kumquat Tea (hot): Php130

Sweet and Sour Pork: Php290

Tofu w/ Golden Egg and Pork Floss: Php160

Sweet and Sour Fish Fillet: Php380

Three Cup Chicken: Php320

 Watermelon Sago with Coconut Milk: Php150
Buko Lychee: Php130

 

 Tapioca Pearl Milk Tea (hot): Php140

 Chicken Kung Pao: Php280

 Fish Fillet Tao-So: Php380

 Salt & Pepper Squid: Php290

 Fish Head with Oyster Sauce: Php380

Remarks:

• Lugang Cafe is not your typical Chinese restaurant. I love the new dishes they introduced us to, like the Tofu with Golden Egg and Kumquat tea. That alone made me come back to Lugang several times over.
• Staff are very accommodating. We asked for something that can be served real fast, and the waiter suggested the Taiwanese Stew. And we got to calm our starving tummies at once. 
• Chicken Kung Pao was delightful. You can skip the Fish Head though.
• Verdict: Will definitely come back again.

Lugang Cafe

G/F SM MoA, 

Tel: (02) 555-0219