Dragon Court at Manila Prince Hotel has rolled out a series of dining promotions, featuring a family set menu, an unlimited dim sum offering and a hot pot experience for group gatherings.

The hotel said the special offers aim to highlight Dragon Court’s Chinese cuisine and encourage shared dining experiences for families and friends.

Family feast for four

The Family Feast set menu, priced at P4,788 nett for four guests, features a selection of signature dishes including Prince Hot and Sour Soup, a dim sum medley of hakaw, sio mai, xiao long bao and polonchay dumpling, deep-fried prawns with almond flakes, fried fish fillet in sweet and sour sauce, braised pork belly, stir-fried beef with broccoli in oyster sauce and kung pao chicken.

The set also includes braised seafood birthday noodles, Yang Chow fried rice, chilled almond bean curd with assorted fruits, fried sesame ball, hot almond cream with glutinous rice ball and mango tapioca pudding.

Unlimited dim sum basket

For lunch diners, Dragon Court is offering an Unlimited Dim Sum Basket priced at P999 nett per person. The two-hour dining option includes xiao long bao, shrimp and pork sio mai with crab roe, shrimp hakaw, polonchay dumpling and chicken feet in black bean sauce, with unlimited refills during the allotted time.

Guests may add P99 nett per person for unlimited steamed rice and a one-time serving of hot almond cream with glutinous rice ball.

Hot pot experience

The restaurant is also offering a build-your-own hot pot experience with individual stations, ideal for groups of 10 or more.

Three set options are available: the Classic Set at P749 net per person, the Regular Set at P888 nett per person and the Premium Set at P1,088 nett per person. Each hot pot session runs for up to two hours and comes with a complimentary fruit platter.

“Dining at Dragon Court is about bringing people together. With these special offers, we want to make quality Chinese dining accessible and enjoyable, whether it’s a family celebration, a casual lunch, or a group gathering,” said Marvin Kim Tan, vice president for sales and marketing of Manila Prince Hotel.