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La Chinesca
La Chinesca in Spring Garden has a solid Happy Hour full of things like quesabirria tacos and Tijuana street dogs.
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CinCin Restaurant
Chestnut Hill's CinCin is a solid option if you’re in the mood for pad thai, spring rolls, and sizzling roasted duck any day of the week that ends in a “y”.
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Han Dynasty
Han Dynasty Sichuan dishes are all over Philly. But, Manayunk's location is the most lowkey for a casual weeknight meal of noodles and stir fry.
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China Gourmet
China Gourmet in Mayfair is one of Philly's biggest and best restaurants for dim sum.
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Sang Kee Peking Duck House
Sang Kee Peking Duck House makes the city's best Peking duck, as well as great Hong Kong-style BBQ and Cantonese stir fry.
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Dim Sum Factory - Krewstown
For dumplings and endless Shanghai noodle soups, head to Dim Sum Factory in Northeast Philly.
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Nan Xiang Xiao Long Bao
Nan Xiang Xiao Long Bao is a buzzy Cherry Hill, NJ spot that has some of the best pan-fried and soup dumplings in our neck of the woods.
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Dim Sum Garden
Dim Sum Garden in Chinatown is affordable and BYOB, which makes it a serviceable spot anytime you want their excellent soup dumplings.
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Grand Palace Restaurant
Grand Palace is a massive dim sum and seafood restaurant in South Philly.
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Ray's Cafe & Tea House
Walk up to the counter at Ray’s Cafe & Tea House and order a cup of the best coffee and tea in the neighborhood. On a casual weeknight, it's a perfect spot to have a solo meal and a green tea or two.
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Chuan Kee Skewers
Head to Chinatown's Chuan Kee for some bbq and hotpot skewers like squid, New Orleans chicken, and spicy cray fish beef with a group of friends. The casual spot is great for nights when you’re uninterested in using a utensil.
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Dim Sum House By Jane G's
Head to Dim Sum House By Jane G's in Center City with a massive group and order some buns, rolls, and fried rice. It's great for a casual weeknight meal where you can share things like pan-fried chicken dumplings.
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Sampan
With its purple walls and loungey feel, Sampan may feel a bit outdated, but the pan-Asian food more than makes up for that.
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EMei Restaurant
EMei is a Szechuan place in Chinatown that’s great for a long lunch when you don’t want to be at work.
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Han Dynasty
Han Dynasty is a Sichuan Chinese place in Old City that works great for big groups or a casual weeknight dinner.
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Nom Wah Philadelphia
Nom Wah is a dim sum spot in Chinatown where you can get a lot of good food for not a lot of money.
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Tai Lake Restaurant
Tai Lake is a Chinatown staple with lots of big, round tables and dishes served family-style.
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Bing Bing Dim Sum
Bing Bing is a non-traditional dim sum spot in East Passyunk that’s great for a casual date or weeknight dinner.
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David’s Mai Lai Wah
David’s Mai Lai Wah is a restaurant in Chinatown that’s the biggest late-night-hangout spot in the city.
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Han Dynasty
Han Dynasty in University City serves two main purposes - a place to eat some of the best Sichuan food around, and a full-on sports bar.
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DanDan
DanDan is a Sichuan and Taiwanese spot in Rittenhouse with a good and convenient Happy Hour.
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Mayflower Bakery Cafe
Mayflower is a small, cash-only bakery in Chinatown with 90-cent chicken curry turnovers that you need to try.
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Spice C Hand Drawn Noodle House
Come to Spice C in Chinatown for a quick but great bowl of noodles.