Browse menus, reviews and photos of Cantonese Restaurants in Philadelphia.
Chinese · $$
3939 Chestnut St 2nd Floor, Philadelphia
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“Great Food and amazing drinks”
Dim Sum · $$
1930 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
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“Great Food and amazing drinks”
Chinese · $
2000 Hamilton Street Suite 104, Philadelphia
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“Great local spot for fresh yummy food”
Dim Sum · $
8925 Krewstown Road, Philadelphia
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“Outstanding Chinese restaurant. The food is consistently delicious, and they serve dishes I can't get elsewhere. The dining room is clean, and the manager is attentive and polite.”
Chinese · $
2632 Bridge Street, Philadelphia
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“Have been ordering with them since they first opened. Food is amazing. Always get General Tso’s chicken. Boneless spareribs and any kind of Lo Mein. Sometimes sweet n sour chicken too. Egg rolls n pizza rolls. No one has compared yet”
Chinese · $$
4010 Cottman Avenue, Philadelphia
Chinese · $
934 Race Street, Philadelphia
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“Do not judge a book by its cover. I almost didn’t eat here because (in my mind) it looked too casual. It is very bare bones and only has about 6 tables. Me and my husband were looking for crispy duck. We ended up getting the “roast duck (Hong Kong style). It was a huge amount for $20!!! Lots of juicy tender duck meat with crispy skin in a sauce that was delicious. We also had the shrimp dumplings (8 but I had already eaten 3) where you could actually detect lots of shrimp, no mystery seafood filler. My husband ordered a side of fried rice. The whole meal was outstanding, delicious and at a great price.”
Chinese · $$
219 North 11th Street, Philadelphia
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“Family Friendly. Amazing food with kind service. We have been coming for almost 20 years. BYOB!!”
Barbeque · $$
6824 Bustleton Avenue, Philadelphia
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“Very good food and friendly service”
Chinese · $
4361 North 8th Street, Philadelphia
“I recently tried Lucky Garden in Philadelphia and found it to be a solid, casual spot for Chinese food — perfect for quick dine-in or take-out. It’s unpretentious and has a classic Chinese American menu with favorites like fried rice, chow mein, dumplings, and tasty stir-fries. The portions are generous and the flavors are comforting — nothing too fancy but genuinely satisfying when you’re craving hearty Chinese food. The atmosphere felt relaxed and easygoing, and the service was friendly, which made the whole visit enjoyable.”
Cafe · $$
3939 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
“I have taken my lab here for lunch several times, and we have always been treated well. The food is great and the menu is quite extensive. There is something for everyone! The prices are very reasonable. Go with a group so that everyone can taste different things.”
Chinese · $$
6836 Bustleton Avenue, Philadelphia
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“My first time here, I usually go to Chinatown to eat similar foods. The food was pretty good, came out hot and tasted fresh. We went on a Saturday around 7pm. It was very busy. We were seated at a small table since that was the only available.I gave the service and atmosphere a 3 only because once the food was served, nobody came back to the table until it was time for us to pay and leave. Since it was crowded, it was very loud, and the servers were shouting at each other to complete tasks.”
Chinese · $
7246 Castor Avenue, Philadelphia
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“Best food in Philly (especially their chicken wings) You have to try this place out at least once. Workers are so kind and efficient in working. It was very quick, easy and simple. I got all my foods packed within 20 minutes after I called in for pick up. :)”
Chinese · $
941 Race Street, Philadelphia
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“Nothing fancy in the dining area, fast food style booths and about three stools at the counter. It appears to be a popular takeout place. Possibly a family run place. Someone's Unk knows a thing or two about pork. I sampled the duck wrap and BBQ pork appetizers. Whoa!! The excellent duck was wrapped in a mu-shu style pancake/tortilla, if you want a snack, you can't go wrong with this delightful morsel. The pork was seasoned with something I could not identify. The meat was tender and juicy. The skin however, was shatteringly crisp with a salty spice combination and clearly the star of the show. Served with a small cup of Chinese BBQ sauce.”