Where to Get the Best Taho, Fishball, and Other Street Food in Manila

Julie Anne L.
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There’s something about street food that just hits different—quick, cheap, and oddly comforting after a long day. From taho in the morning to fishball at sunset, the city knows how to keep things simple but satisfying. If you’re wondering where to get the best taho, fishball, and other street food in Manila, this guide might just help you chase those cravings down the right sidewalk.

Where to Get the Best Street Foods in Metro Manila

Taho Klasiko 

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Located in Valenzuela, Taho Klasiko keeps things simple and traditional. They serve warm tofu with sweet arnibal and chewy sago, sticking to the basics, and sometimes, the original is just what you need.

Tionghawa

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If you’re in the mood for a variety of fried treats, Tionghawa in Cartimar Shopping Center is a must-visit. Their fishballs, kwek-kwek, and other snacks come straight from the pan, making it a favorite spot for street food lovers.

Taho Manila 

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For a fun twist on the classic taho, head to Taho Manila. They offer different variations of the sweet, silky treat, mixing nostalgia with fresh flavors.

R.A. Taho 

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This spot in Paranaque is all about that smooth texture and generous servings of taho. It’s like taking a trip back to childhood mornings with every cup.

Ugbo Market

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If you’re looking for a lively street food scene, Ugbo Market in Tondo should be on your list. It offers fishballs, isaw, and a range of unique snacks that are both flavorful and affordable.

  • Price: ₱-₱₱₱
  • Address: Ugbo Street Night Market, Tondo, Manila 

Pasig River Esplanade

For a more relaxed atmosphere, grab a snack by the river at Pasig River Esplanade. Here, you can enjoy classic street food like taho and grilled treats while taking in the view.

  • Price: ₱-₱₱₱
  • Address: 448, 1000 Riverside Dr, Ermita, Manila 

Binondo Food Street

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For a unique blend of Filipino and Chinese street food, Binondo is the place to be. It’s a hub for both classic Filipino snacks and Chinese delicacies.

  • Price: ₱-₱₱₱
  • Address: Ongpin St. Binondo 1006 Binondo Metro Manila 

Mercato Centrale

If you prefer an upgraded street food experience, Mercato Centrale in Makati offers a mix of gourmet fishballs, skewers, and a variety of other options all in one spot.

  • Price: ₱₱-₱₱₱
  • Address: 5F A Space MNL, 110 Legaspi St., Makati, Metro Manila 
  • Phone: 0917 160 5635 

Flava Manila Food Park

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Located in Tutuban Center, Flava Manila Food Park is the place for a colorful mix of both local street food and trendy snacks. Perfect for when you’re with a group, as everyone can find something they like.

  • Price: ₱-₱₱₱
  • Address: Tutuban Center, Manila 

Circuit Makati

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Beyond shopping, Circuit Makati has stalls offering fishballs, kwek-kwek, and taho. It’s a nice break when you’re out and about in the area.

  • Price: ₱-₱₱₱
  • Address: Ayala Malls Circuit, Makati City 

UST Sampaloc Manila

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A student favorite, UST is surrounded by street food stalls serving everything from fishballs to kwek-kwek. It’s affordable and perfect for a quick snack between classes.

  • Price: ₱-₱₱₱
  • Address: I. Delos Reyes St., Sampaloc Manila 

Quiapo Manila

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Located near San Sebastian Church, Quiapo offers a vibrant mix of fishballs, kwek-kwek, and taho. The area has a raw, authentic feel that’s hard to match.

  • Price: ₱-₱₱₱
  • Address: Located in front of Casa Consulado, along San Sebastian Street, beside San Sebastian Church 

Eat Fresh Hong Kong Famous Street Foods

This spot in Quezon City offers a fun mix of Hong Kong-style skewers and noodles along with Filipino street food. A great fusion of two different food cultures.

Giant Taho

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Giant Taho is exactly what it sounds like—huge cups of taho that are perfect for when you’re seriously craving this classic treat.

Soy Bueno

For a healthier version of taho, Soy Bueno specializes in soy-based treats. Their fresh, creamy taho is made daily and is both satisfying and light.

  • Price: ₱₱-₱₱₱
  • Address: 2/F, Eastwood City, Techno Plaza 2, Orchard Rd, Quezon City 
  • Website: https://www.instagram.com/soybueno.co 
  • Phone: 09652692052 

Taho Story

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For a classic taho experience, Taho Story delivers rich arnibal and perfectly cooked sago, making every cup a sweet comfort.

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Hey, it's Julie! Fueled by coffee and cuddles from my 5 feline overlords, I'm on a perpetual quest for the perfect plate. When I'm not exploring new restos, you'll find me curled up with a good book or planning my next adventure.

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