Nice atmosphere. I was skeptical about the place seeing some negative reviews. But decided to go…read morewith safe bet. Like dimsum and general tso chicken... they didn't give us soup spoon for dimsum but kinda late to ask for it and some dimsum was already tore in the bottom so soup was leaking through...which defeat the purpose of soup dumpling. And general tso chicken was average but the sauce was watery in the bottom. And weird fishy smell in water cup. I had to get different cup for it. Then it was better. Robot serving machine was serving food but the waiting staff put it on table for us. So i don't really know the purpose for the robot but it was fun. I've seen it in other restaurants Overall not bad experience but idk if I will visit again.

We really enjoyed our dinner and there was a lot to choose from but don't come here if you're…read moreexpecting a traditional Dim Sum experience. Usually there isn't a menu and numerous servers are pushing carts throughout the restaurant and explaining what they are offering. That's half the fun. You have a chance to sample all kinds of dishes, usually small bites and can order as many or as little as you like. Here you are ordering off a menu like any other restaurant. It's not a bad thing but it's really not Dim Sum. The menu is large with many great sounding dishes. They had Peking Duck that you don't see on many menus and it was delicious. Well worth a try for an above average Chinese restaurant. BYO

real good food from North part of China，the girl work in front desk and staff very friendly。read more

Food is honestly pretty spectacular. Not crazy expensive like some places in Philly. The chili oil…read morewontons aren't just pure spice and are balanced and pretty tasty. The sichuan fried pork was good. I just wish they did finer ground chilies as it was tough to get the powder to adhere. Was pretty quiet when I went for a late lunch but nice decor overall. People were kind. Also ordered some takeaway and the lamb dumplings and the beef in hot chili sauce were tasty. If they velveted the beef it would be perfect. The noodles are decent but not the star

Every time I'm in Philly I make pit stop to dim sum garden. Been coming here once a year for over…read more10 years The soup dumplings are IT.l and the green beans delicious. By the time you sit down to order and your food comes out is less than 10min. Everyone is nice.

We got original soup dumpling crab soup dumpling, yeung chow fried rice, marinated pork slice,…read morescallion pancake, pork chop with rice cake. The soup dumpling wrappers are a little thick and some have less soup than others but flavor were good. The yeung chow fried rice was a miss the fried rice was a little wet so maybe they use freshly made rice. The marinated pork slice was good in flavor but had a good bit of fat like some pieces were pure fat basically which I didn't like. The scallion pancake was okay it was a little thick so I didn't like it much. The pork chop with rice cake had good flavor and was probably my favorite The place inside is not big because but was nicely decorated and the staff was okay they weren't very attentive and never ask us about how was everything the only time we saw them was when we order, when we get our food, and when we pay. Food 3.5/5 Ambiance 3/5 Service 2/5

Had dim sum at China Gourmet after a basketball game and it was the perfect call. One of the few…read moreplaces that still has the push carts for fresh dim sum, which makes the experience even better. As soon as we sat down, the cart was right next to us with food ready to go. Can't ask for faster service than that! We got our usual favorites, shrimp dumplings, shui mai, sticky rice, rice rolls with pork ribs, and roast pork buns. Everything was fresh, hot, and delicious. We were in and out in about 30 minutes, which was perfect since we were short on time. Great food, quick service, and definitely a place I'd come back to again.

Finally first time at China Gourmet. It's more like 3.5 stars. I arrived a little over 1 pm, so…read moresome dishes are kinda cold. My experience would have been better if the servers didn't seat us right next to the kitchen entrance, even if there's other empty spot available. Overall it's nice to check it off my list. I may give it another try if I'm in the neighborhood.

I decided to stop in today for lunch, it was my first time here and this is my new favorite spot, I…read morelove everything from the atmosphere to the nice service we received, they were very attentive. We ordered a little of everything from their pork dumplings which were really delicious especially with the vinegar sauce, we ordered spring rolled which came with a mild spicy and sweet sauce which was one of my favorites. The wonton soup was one of my favorites too with a unique flavor combination I don't know how to describe it but it was so good. We ordered mango and lyche green tea and it was so fresh with a fresh lime on top and came in a convenient to go cup. I was so looking forward to this drink and it did not disappoint. This is my favorite drink now. I don't know how I never knew about this place but we will be back all the time now.

I would recommend this place to absolutely anyone who's looking for amazing food and top service…read more The soup dumplings here are to die for, as well as many of their other dishes! The scallion pancakes are phenomenal. Every time I come here, I'm always so surprised at how well a restaurant can truly be ran. Hats off to these guys. If you're looking for a fun place to hang out with friends, grab dinner, or enjoy a really nice night out before you head over to Barnes and Noble (if you're a bookworm like me), then this is the place for you. Great location, great parking, and definitely a place you have to eat at if you truly want to call yourself a cherry hill foodie!

I came here to celebrate Chinese New Year; the Year of the Horse. This is an annual dinner held…read morehere in remembrance of a couple who loved celebrating Chinese New Year and would always come here. I've lived in this community for a long time and have driven past this restaurant countless times, but yesterday was actually my first time dining here. Parking: There is a very small parking lot, so be prepared to park on the street. Since it's also in a residential area, street parking was a little challenging. We ended up parking about a block away and walking. We were seated in a private room and enjoyed several courses from the banquet menu. Drink: creamy espresso martini. It was ok. Hors d'oeuvres your own plate: Lobster shrimp dumplings Taro crab cake Firecracker spring roll with lotus root, shiitake, carrot, and jicama Grilled lemongrass chicken The lobster shrimp dumplings were delicious. The taro crab cake was pretty good as well. The firecracker spring roll was also enjoyable. The grilled lemongrass chicken was my least favorite it had a spice that didn't sit well with my palate. Next course family style which I like: Champagne Maine Lobster Lobster sautéed with shrimp, shiitake, and snow peas served with longevity noodles and ginger scallion sauce. The lobster itself was tender, but I'm not a fan of ginger, so that dish wasn't really for me. Plum Duck: Crispy duck served with broccolini and sweet rice with Chinese sausage. I loved the crispy duck skin, but duck has a strong flavor and I just wasn't in the mood for it. The sweet rice was a bit too sticky for my liking. Pinecone Crispy Seabass: A whole crispy seabass with pineapple, onion, edamame, sweet peppers, and gunpowder sauce. This was my favorite dish of the night. The fish was excellent -- crispy, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. I even ate the head! Five Spice Braised Short Rib: Slow cooked with sautéed green apple and gai lan served with noodles. The short rib was fall-off-the-bone tender, though I didn't care much for the noodles. We also had pineapple vegetable fried rice with shiitake, basil, tomato, snow peas, carrot, and egg. That was very good -- I paired it with the fish and duck. Dessert single serve: Lunar walnut cake Triple chocolate mousse Mango crème brûlée Fresh berries which were unripe strawberries so I didn't eat them The mango crème brûlée was my favorite dessert. Lightly sweet. Overall, the restaurant serves Chinese cuisine with a French flair. The service was good and the staff was very attentive. I would definitely return to try more dishes and I will absolutely be back for that crispy seabass again.

First time at CinCin but my family has gone many times and enjoy it…read more Started with some Cheesesteak Egg Rolls for an appetizer, they weren't bad but definitely a very small portion. As for my mains, I got the Crab & Shrimp Fried Rice and the Sichuan Chicken and Veggies. I was super excited to see Crab Fried Rice on the menu as it's one of my favorite asian dishes. However, the addition of the shrimp seemed to overpower the dish with a very "seafoody, shrimpy" taste to it. Kind of took away from the rice as a whole. The crab was nice though and there were big lump chunks of it. The star definitely was the Sichuan Chicken and Veggies, can't wait to go back for this dish as I loved the sauce, the tender chicken and veggies cooked to perfection as well. Thinking next time I go with Veggie Fried Rice and then the Sichuan Chicken dish for sure. Great atmosphere and aesthetic as well.

The first dim sum restaurant in Philly with great prices and good portions. Best dishes here was…read morethe Phoenix Bun, Stuffed Eggplant, and their Turnip Cake, but you truly can't go wrong with any of the options. They are known for their steamed pork buns, which tasted good, but not my favorite. I also wish they offered vinegar for the soup dumplings. They provide you with a thorough menu with pictures and you mark which options you'd like. The service is speedy and friendly. Thee staff is fast about removing and bringing plates. The restaurant is rather small/tight, so depending on when you come, you may need to wait a little bit or eat at the bar. A fun part is the wallpaper in the restroom that shows different dim sum options with descriptions.

Last night in Philly, walking distance from the hotel, last-minute reservation -- and it ended up…read morebeing the perfect way to close out the trip. Nom Wah is tiny. Don't let that fool you. This place is a straight-up dim sum and dumpling situation, and it delivers hard. We ordered way too much food, which I maintain was the correct decision. The spread: house special roast pork bun (pillowy, porky, perfect), pan-fried dumplings (crispy bottoms, juicy inside -- the way it should be), soup dumplings (golden, delicate, dangerous if you're impatient), scallion pancakes (flaky, savory, we did not share these equally), spring rolls (classic, crispy, no notes), and honestly some other stuff I've already forgotten because by that point we were deep in a dim sum fugue state. We finished almost all of it. Almost. We tried. And the price? An absolute steal. The kind of meal where you check the bill twice because you're sure something's missing. If you're in Philly and you want dumplings done right in a no-fuss spot that punches way above its weight, Nom Wah is the answer.

Back again!! They never disappoint. We came Sunday with a group of five and a variety of taste…read more Sweet-and-sour soup, outstanding soup dumplings, spicy noodles and crispy chicken on a stick, Curry chicken, beef, and broccoli Restaurant is very clean and staff very attentive. I come here every time I visit from Chicago.

YES all the dim sum and some more! I haven't had much dim sum and while this place doesn't have…read morethe carts, the dim sum is absolutely astounding in variety. If you aren't familiar you'll have to take some guesses on what dishes have certain textures or flavors but part of the fun is everyone trying parts of everyone else's dishes. The green beans are truly flavorful and a great burst of fresh fiber to pause in between all the rich dishes. It may sound basic but the scallion pancake was just so delicious, deeply crispy with the sweet sauce compliment. I loved the huge screen they have with different shows and was absolutely part of the experience. Grab your friends and go check this place out!

All you can eat dimsum on Saturdays and Sundays 11a - 1p. Less than $20 a person. You cannot beat…read moreit. Service was great, although the dimsum itself is self-serve (you go to the steamer cart instead of the steamer cart coming to you). Food was very good quality for the price, you will be very happy, and they have authentic dimsum dishes like chicken feet, duck egg congee, stewed tripe, etc. They even have a full buffet table of stir fried, fried, and baked dimsum items. Highly recommended. PS - show up at 10:55am if you want to guarantee yourself a seat, or call ahead and make a reservation.

Love Jin Ding, my fave chinese because you can get dim sum all hours. also, they started all you…read morecan eat dim sum during lunch seven days a week! They started maybe a month ago, I've been four times, lol. I also just went to Happy Hour tonight, there are times are going to Happy Hour two or three times in a week, lol. The food is so delicious and the prices are so good!! My favorites are seafood dumplings, steamed spare ribs in black bean sauce, garlic ribs- they are fried it is incredible. Sticky rice, chicken feet, shrimp shu mai, and shrimp Crystal dumplings. Stuffed eggplant. You know what? I guess I don't have favorites because I can keep going on and on, I eat a ton of food here, lol. Even the crab Rangoon is good and I don't even like crab Rangoon! The service can be a little dicey during the all you can eat dim sum I think they were working out the kinks? I went the first day they offered it and have been several times since. Sometimes the service is really slow, which makes it difficult when I'm running there for my lunch hour from work. So going forward I'm trying to just go when I have a little extra time. but whenever I'm having lunch with someone, especially if I'm treating, lol, you cannot be all you can eat dim sum for 16 bucks!!!

Love the wonton noodle soup. The duck is awesome. I really love the dumplings as well. Great…read moreservice. Love going here.

Usually, we go to the Sang Kee Asian restaurant in Wynnewood PA. However, on this trip, we were…read moreplanning to head over to Elkins Park so we picked this location and this was our first trip here. We already knew that the menu was going to be different from our experience at the other location however we learned again not to judge a book by its cover. In this case, it's nothing like what we experienced over the years again at the other location. The area was a little dicey and the restaurant looks honestly it looks tired inside. However, I will say that we were very surprised with quality of our food. We make a couple changes on some dishes, but in the end, we were very, very surprised. We started off with the steam juicy buns in our case soup dumplings , next we had to shui mai and the dish that we did make adjustments to was the tofu mushroom bok choy instead of tofu we asked them to put in beef, leaving everything else the way it is intended and a wound up being an outstanding dish. Hence we recommended the owners to consider adding a beef mushroom bok choy dish to the menu.