4 Best Chinese Restaurants In Art Museum

4 restaurants available nearby

1. Mei Mei

4.5

Price: Very Expensive

• Chinese • Old City

Booked 80 times today

At Mei Mei in Old City, Philadelphia, the essence of Taiwanese cuisine is brought to life with a unique Asian fusion twist. Helmed by the talented Chef Jay Ho, the restaurant is celebrated for its authenticity and culinary creativity. Diners consistently rave about the high-quality and flavorful dishes. As one guest exclaimed, "The food was amazing, the ambiance was fantastic and the music on point; my wife and I enjoyed spending our 12-year anniversary there and are definitely coming back!" Mei Mei's ambiance pairs perfectly with its menu, providing a lively yet intimate setting that enhances the dining experience. Whether it’s the praised kimchi rice or the fire shrimp, Mei Mei offers an unforgettable Taiwanese dining experience that keeps guests returning for more.

2. Ding Feng Tang

4.7

Exceptional(20)

Price: Moderate

• Chinese • Chinatown

Booked 8 times today

At Ding Feng Tang in Philadelphia's vibrant Chinatown, the culinary experience is an authentic voyage through the flavors of China and Taiwan. This unique eatery stands out for its fresh, in-house daily made soup dumplings and a diverse menu that elegantly blends Taiwanese dishes with Shanghai and Beijing influences. Diners rave about the "perfect dumpling and soup" and the "flavorful skewers," with special mentions of the Grandma’s Noodles and Dan Dan Noodles, highlighting their authenticity and quality. The restaurant's ambiance, combined with its "excellent" service and "great food," makes it a beloved destination. As one reviewer summed it perfectly, "Best dumplings in town plus lots of authentic Taiwanese / Shanghai dishes."

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3. Luk Fu - Philadelphia Live!

4.5

Awesome(428)

Price: Moderate

• Chinese • South Philly

Booked 10 times today

Luk Fu, nestled in the vibrant Live! Casino & Hotel Philadelphia in South Philly, is a culinary gem specializing in Cantonese cuisine that promises an authentic taste and exceptional dining experience. Patrons rave about the "outstanding" food and the "perfect late night dinner," highlighting dishes like the "best ever" shrimp fried rice and "delicious" crab Rangoon. The restaurant's dedication to authenticity shines with menu favorites like the "superb" miso soup loaded with seaweed, and the steamed Chilean sea bass with a "light ponzu sauce" praised for its freshness and flavor. The atmosphere of Luk Fu, enriched with neon lights and unique art, complements the high-quality, authentic Cantonese offerings, making it a must-visit for an unforgettable dining experience.

4. Veekoo

4.7

Exceptional(348)

Price: Expensive

• Chinese • Bryn Mawr

Booked 20 times today

Nestled in the charming neighborhood of Bryn Mawr, Veekoo stands out as a beacon of Chinese cuisine excellence. With its dedication to authenticity, Veekoo artfully combines traditional and innovative Chinese dishes. Patrons frequently rave about the freshness and quality, with reviews highlighting dishes like "Thai Basil chicken," which arrives "nice and hot" with "superb flavors," and the "crispy duck," renowned for its deliciousness and beautiful presentation. The restaurant's atmosphere matches its culinary prowess, described as modern with a natural wood tone that enhances the dining experience. As one satisfied diner put it, Veekoo is "always great food and service," making it a must-visit for anyone seeking a top-notch Chinese meal in Bryn Mawr.

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4 restaurants available nearby

1. Mei Mei

2. Ding Feng Tang

3. Luk Fu - Philadelphia Live!

4. Veekoo

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