Tingle Your Taste Buds at Siomai sa Tisa

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Just like ngohiong, siomai is of Chinese origin, but was recently adapted to become one of Cebu’s trademark foods. Most people crave siomai because they taste good and are very affordable.

image source: Edcel Suyo

There is a perfect place to get these delectable delights where different walks of life and class status converge even at the wee hours of dawn. Located in Tisa, Labangon, Cebu City, this collection of little stalls line up together in a crowded roadside in an effort to sell “Siomai sa Tisa.”

According to most people, this is where the siomai-mania started in Cebu.  Now, siomai stalls are flourishing all over the city.  It’s funny how most of these stalls would bear signage saying they sell the “original Siomai sa Tisa.”  But when you get to taste them, they are far from the “original.”

Siomai sa Tisa has its own distinct flavor. Here’s a suggestion: take a ride heading for Tisa, Labangon, and let your taste buds tingle in delight. Since this is a very well-known roadside stall in Labangon, most taxi or jeepney drivers know this place. You can just tell the driver to drop you off at the Siomai sa Tisa stalls.

The best thing about this place is that they remain open until the wee hours of dawn.  No wonder this is famous, particularly to people who love the nightlife.

Aside from siomai, these stalls also serve “pusó” or hanging rice.  They also offer noodles and pancit canton, as well as refreshments like halo-halo.

Even with just P50 on your pocket, you can have your fill at Siomai sa Tisa.  This is the best place to eat delicious siomai at very affordable prices.

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9 Comments

1. 

   lynne

   July 21, 2012 at 11:07 AM

   hi.

   i stayed in cebu for a couple of years and i like siomai sa tisa, i miss the taste. could you give me the same siomai sa tisa recipe.

   thanks
2. 

   neekul

   March 2, 2012 at 2:03 PM

   Hi Cliff! The original Siomai sa Tisa is open daily. For more information, please visit http://www.siomaisatisa.com.
3. 

   Cliff Anderson

   March 2, 2012 at 12:42 PM

   Hi,

   I’ll be visiting Cebu for a short break in April. May I know whether the stall is opened everyday? Actually I’ll reach Cebu late at night, so I think I’ll just give it a try on that day…

   Thank you!
4. 

   neekul

   May 25, 2011 at 12:20 PM

   Hi! We would like to inform you that Everything Cebu is not affiliated with Siomai sa Tisa.

   To those who have inquiries or would like to order for personal consumption or business, call these numbers: 09155513781 / (32) 233-1893.

   Good luck!
5. 

   Richel Generalao

   April 23, 2011 at 4:21 PM

   Gud day to you. Inquire lng q if pila gyud ang price sa inyo siomai. Then mangayo q og contact no. coz im planning to sell in our house. Thank you and waiting for your reply.
6. 

   quenaver

   February 12, 2011 at 6:53 PM

   where can we order
7. 

   myrna

   December 29, 2010 at 6:04 AM

   nganong barato man ang siomai sa tisa. unsa man diay ang ingredients nya?
8. 

   neekul

   November 19, 2010 at 9:28 AM

   Hi Gays! I’m sorry we don’t have their secret recipe. Thanks for visiting our site!
9. 

   gays

   November 16, 2010 at 10:15 PM

   do you have a recipe on the original siomai sa tisa? i would like to compare it with the one shared to me by a friend. i miss Cebu…and the chicharon, of course siomai sa tisa