This museum has the best visual display among the museums in Intramuros. The exhibit items are all placed in a way your eyes sees no empty space. First floor displays the beginning of Chinese being in the Philippines and Chinese people's jobs, while the 2nd floor displays influential/popular personalities with Chinese roots. They also have two wifis, one for each floors.

The Bahay Tsinoy features and showcases the cultural and social aspect of life that the Chinese community has contributed to the environs of Manila and in the country as a whole. Life size exhibits/dioramas of the early phases of the Chinese immigrant society are displayed and the different roles that they played are made plain to see. At the time we were there, there was a special exhibit showing the phenomenon of Mao Zedong in mainland China.

Museum showcases links between the Filipino and Chinese cultures over the centuries. The exposition is set to prove crucial role of the Chinese in shaping the history of the Philippines, by showing how, for example that Rizal was of Chinese descent or that many churches, including San Augustin, were built by Chinese. Information describing an era after 1898 uses terms like American occupation or regime. We found it bit of a propaganda tactic. Apart from that, we found the Museum interesting and informative. Worth visiting. No crowds. After long closure due to the pandemic and the renovation, the museum was reopened in September 2023. It’s open from 10 am. Admission is 100 pesos for an adult and 60 pesos for a student.

Stumbled into this museum while visiting intramuros. Normally, I wouldn't care to drop by a museum like this but I ended up finding it a little bit interesting. Historical museum celebrating Chinese Filipinos with lifelike mannequins and dioramas. We were the only ones in here at the time, so it was a nice air-conditioned break from the outside world.

The entrance fee is 100 peso. The place is good for everyone, especially those who interested in Chinese ancestors in the Philippines. Their manikins are outstanding. I feel like I walk through the past. They placed many original items, such as bed, costume, chair, etc. the third floor has the hologram show, but unfortunately, the English version did not work. I'm not sure about which day would have fewer customers. I went there on Sunday, and it was only me there until I almost finish my visit and has two customers got into the museum.

The Bahay Tsinoy is a great place to visit to reminisce and be informed of the history of the Philippines specifically the Chinese-Filipino heritage. From afar, the statues are life-like. You will feel that you were truly there in the time they are portraying. There is also an exhibit on the third floor which showcases the success of Chinoys in the country. We went there on a Saturday afternoon. The guard asked us first if we are students or not then showed us the way to the ticketbooth. Bring your student ID for discount!

Worth stopping by on your museum tour. Chinese have a lot of history in the Philippines

Cool fun place for Filipinos and Chinese people

One of the best museum in the country! Learn the history of Chinese in the Philippines. National Hero Dr. Jose Rizal is a 5th generation Chinese

Very realistic statues, although it's very creepy. Very informative especially with our relationship with China and the unity of the two cultures. Very educational and fun.

The museum is very interactive. The manniquin looks so real. You can learn a lot of new things.

Very nice! They give a free book for every ticket you buy.

Bahay Chinoy is an interesting place to know about Chinese history, influences, and personalities in the Philippines. The most engaging exhibit is the life-size dioramas of various trades and aspects of life where the Filipino Chinese excelled and contributed much to. Ours was a very quick go through of the place courtesy of the Manila Hotel Visita Intramuros program, but it was no less informative and rewarding.

This is one of a kind museum with historic implications. This shows what was once to be a small chinatown in Intramuros area. The place shows many information regarding past chinese filipino communities and their trade and how they influenced the country.

Have some understanding on early Chinese migrants’ influences, its interaction with western colonial rule; get some insight how revolutionary idea and nationalism was developed. Quite a good display given resources are limited.

100 peso the entrance. Full aircon. Short trips inside. No parking lot. Talk about Chinese-filipino history.

(Translated by Google) It is not open now, and roads are being built around it. It happens to be repaired all around the museum. No one knows when it will reopen and allow entry. (Original) 现在没有开放，周围正在修路，正好围绕博物馆一圈都在修，没人知道何时重新开放允许进入参观。

Very informative! Loved the displays and the Tsinoys contribution to Philippine growth especially in economics. 100PHP entrance fee

Best summary in visuals and documents of the Chinese in the Philippines. For tourists purposes, it is out of the way, probably more roadsigns going to the area is needed?

Lots of information, mostly organized well.

Its a great museum learned a lot! They are strict on not taking videos or recording "vlogs" while inside which is a fair policy. Please abide esp to students visiting

Very enlightening about the Chinese and Chinese-Filipinos' contributions to Spanish and Japanese liberation, the mass killings of Chinese and the spread of Catholicism through the advent of block printing.

(Translated by Google) Telling the history of Chinese struggle in the Philippines has historical educational value. (Original) 訴說華人在菲律賓的奮鬥史， 具有歷史教育價值。

Historical contributions of the Fil Chinese

Beautiful place...lots to discover

nice place to see

A good place to know more about chinese history in the Philippines. You'll know more about their traditions and culters.

A nice place to learn about the history of the Chinese people in Philippines.

Nice museum!

A great place to retrace Chinese migration to Philippine shore and delve into their social,economic,cultural, political, influence and contributions to Philippine society.

Present Day Taipans are Tsinoy

Experience history not written in textbooks. The many firsts Chinese people did that Filipinos emulated. And many more...

An interactive museum about the influence of Chinese people on Philippino life. Good spot to bring children.

I will need to revisit here when I have more time. Chinese were way more influential here in Philippines then I had been aware of. Time to do more research.

it was late afternoon when we get there and no other people ib the museum except the four of us, medyo creepy kase parang totoo yung mga figures. it's nice in the entirety.

There were updates since my last visit. There's a level about modern Filipino-Chinese accomplishments and civic activites.

Nice

Well air conditioned; has interactive exhibits; very well accommodating guards.

(Translated by Google) It's nice to have an entrance you try to visit (Original) Masaya may entrance try niyo mag visit

Informative and clean

Great place to learn about Filipino Chinese history.

Interesting Chinese history of the Philippines

Informative

Very educational, well maintained.

Interesting place to visit

Typical Chinese heritage collection

(Translated by Google) The founder is very informative, organized, and bonus and willing to comment on the exhibits. Nice one! (Original) Very informative, organize, and bonus nandoon ang founder at willing na ikwento ang exhibits. Nice one!

A tour of the place will give you a distinct insight about Chinese roles and their influence that played a vital role in Philippine history.

(Translated by Google) Well-equipped to watch during hot days, but from 1pm (Original) 시설이 잘 되어 있어 더울 때 관람하기 좋지만, 오후 1시부터 관람 가능함

Before the place was lively, educational and enthusiastic. Now its boring and the staff cannot answer questions. Hopefully they improve their quality of service.

(Translated by Google) A museum where you can see the history of Chinese people living in the Philippines (Original) 필리핀에 거주하는 중국인들의 역사를 볼 수 있는 박물관

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(Translated by Google) History of Filipino Chinese. I thought it was an objective explanation including the period of Japanese occupation. (Original) フィリピン華人の歴史。日本占領期を含めて客観的な説明だと思いました。

(Translated by Google) Just ordinary (Original) Biasa aja sih

Good walk down history and heritage.

(Translated by Google) Small museum (Original) 소형 박물관

(Translated by Google) The layout and explanations are quite complete and it is worth revisiting. (Original) 佈置和解說相當完整，值得再訪。