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7.7

Nom Wah Philadelphia

ChineseDim Sum

Chinatown

$$$$Perfect For:Big GroupsCasual Weeknight DinnerCheap EatsDining SoloLunchWalk-Ins
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If you’re at the point of the month where instant ramen is one of your main food groups, go to Nom Wah. For the price of a pack of noodles, you can get an order of soup dumplings, some scallion pancakes, and shrimp rice rolls. You order everything by checking off boxes on a little sheet of paper, and since everything in the dim sum section is around $5, you can essentially circle the entire top half of the menu if you come here with a few friends.

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