Dim Sum Garden

If you go on a busy evening there will be a line. But that's a good thing. The line moves fast especially if your willing to share a table. Very tasty dim sum and extremely friendly and attentive staff. We went back two nights in a row and our server remembered our drink order the previous night. You can bring your own booze. I'd highly recommend going here for a quick bite and trying just about anything. Everything we got was excellent!
5 8 years ago (20-05-2018)

Food: Sensational dim sum, liked everything we got. Will make sure to come back here when visiting Philadelphia again. Service: Doesn't earn any points for service, but they got the job done. It's all about efficiency. Atmosphere: Busy, busy, busy. Had to wait in line and even after we sat there was a perpetual line, but it moves very fast! So don't be disheartened! If the line is still in the restaurant you'll be in good shape. Value: Can't beat it. A bill for 3 of us stuffing ourselves came out to less than $40. And the food is phenomenal.
5 8 years ago (29-05-2018)

This past weekend we celebrated my friend's birthday here and we all had an amazing time. The line was out the door and luckily we were the third party from the door. The wait wasn't bad and the food was worth the wait. We feasted on multiple dishes of dumplings, spring rolls and various noodle dishes. We brought our own wine and there was a nominal $15 uncorking fee but I do think that this was reasonable. Overall, we had a total blast and I would definitely recommend you give them a try.
5 8 years ago (12-04-2018)

This place has a reputation for being the best dim sum in Philadelphia. I am no dim sum expert but I'll tell you what I do know. The food is handmade(you can see them making the dumplings) and always absolutely delicious. I recommend the soup dumplings or any noodle dish. This place is always pretty crowded but the staff keeps it running like a well oiled machine so if there's a line it always goes pretty fast. Comfortable and clean as far as atmosphere goes. Two gender neutral bathrooms towards the back of the house.
5 8 years ago (24-04-2018)

One of my absolute favorite spots to eat at in Philly. They are easy on pockets, the portion sizes are meant to be shared and the food is delicious and fresh. There is always long queue and they don't take reservations. They recently changed their BYOB rules. It's still BYOB but you will have to pay to open your alcohol bottle. I would recommend trying their seasonal greens (e.g. snow pea leaves), pork soup dumplings, vegetarian buns and pumpkin cakes.
5 8 years ago (02-06-2018)