The stall became well known for its traditional Chinese delicacies, such as hopia, tikoy and glutinous peanut balls. Eng Bee Tin is also the pioneer of the innovations in the Hopia, introducing favorites such as Hopia Ube, Hopia Combi (2 in 1 flavor), Mochipia (Hopia with Tikoy at the center) , Hopia Custard and vast variants of hopia.

2025年1月16日 · Celebrate Chinese New Year in style with Eng Bee Tin’s limited-edition tikoy! From the new Creamy Latte Tikoy to sweet Philippine Mango Cake and tikoy rolls, Eng Bee Tin has everything you need to make this Chinese New Year 2025 special.

PREORDERS ARE NOW CLOSED. KIONG HEE HUAT CHAI! Pickup & Enjoy your goodies!

Tikoy is a traditional Chinese New Year’s cake, that is prepared from the glutinous rice flower and although the original tikoy recipe is with no added aromas, nowadays you can find many flavored tikoys to meet customers’ expectations.

We have uploaded their complete menu with pictures and updated prices. Prices are taken from official sources of Eng Bee Tin Philippines. Eng Bee Tin Philippines menu can be categorised as CNY Essentials, Premium Tikoy, Premium Hopia, Ready to Eat Tikoy, Premium Mooncakes, and Frozen Items. Let’s have a look on them one by one in details.

2021年2月6日 · Eng Bee Tin’s recipe for sticking it out through the years is innovation, creativity, and ensuring customer satisfaction, says fourth generation owner Gerik Chu

Premium Chinese Tikoy – This menu is a traditional dessert served at Chinese New Year, and there are many different tikoy brands to select from. There are some tikoy brands that are available virtually anywhere, while there are other tikoy brands that are less well-known and need special effort to obtain a box.

4 of the Filipino Favorite Flavors Ube, Sweetcorn, Strawberry and Pandan in a Gift Box.

TIKOY Supreme! Taste the Difference with Salted Duck Egg and Minced Pork..

2024年3月30日 · Looking for gifts and edibles to take home from your trip to Manila's Chinatown? Then you can't miss Eng Bee Tin, a Chinese deli chain that has become synonymous with Binondo. Regularly featured on food programmes and TV shows, the shop is frequented by locals and tourists alike for their wide range of traditional Chinese…