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Mawn - Banh chow salad (served with shrimp and chicken however, we 86ed the shrimp)

Mawn

4.7(255 reviews)
1.5 miBella Vista, Italian Market

Enjoying lunch at Mawn felt like I had won the lottery!! If you know how hard it is to secure a…read morereservation than you know the feeling! So you might stumble across info for the best times to secure a walk-up reservation and they'll tell you to arrive at least by 10:30am Thursday through Saturday as Mawn opens at 11am. But let me tell you how I pulled up in front of Mawn at 10:40am on a Thursday and there was already a line of about 15 people!! Mind you, these people have PEOPLEZ as quite a few were holding spots in line for others in their party who could now casually stroll up to the line since their spot was secured by their people. I'm telling you have a game plan! If I knew then what I know now I probably would have got there at least by 9:30, seriously. My party got waitlisted as soon as we were just one person away from entering the restaurant and we had to wait for another 40 minutes. Fortunately it was a nice day so we just walked around the neighborhood and came back and got in. It's a small quaint place that only seats about 28 people. You'll feel like your visiting your favorite relatives home. You'll glance around at the other guest and feel like WOW i'm one of the few who finally made it into one of the most coveted highly acclaimed restaurants in Philly! Now let me see if it lives up to the hype! haha! I started out with the pear melon salad. It was light and refreshing. I thoroughly enjoyed the citrus notes and the pear slices. I would have never thought to add the pear but that really complimented the salad well. I was told that a MUST try is the head on soft shell shrimp. At first I wasn't thrilled about the thought of eating the head but said what the heck, lets go for the full experience! If you love softshell crabs you'll love this! There was nothing off putting about it. It simply taste like delicious premium shrimp in a fish caramel sauce with a hint of thai basil and chili. It was wonderful. I could have gone for a second round but I wanted to try other items. I enjoyed the seafood fried rice..this is similar to the crab fried rice but included uni roe and caviar with saracha on the side so you can regulate your heat level. I'll say this, while I enjoyed the seafood fried rice and the bonus elements of it, I was not a fan of the texture of the rice itself. Perhaps it's just my preference. The rice was light, fluffy and slightly sticky in texture whereas I prefer more of a thai fried rice which is dry, slightly firm and non-clumpy texture. But that's not taking any cool points away from Mawn. It's just my preference that i'm mentioning in case anyone else goes in expecting a different texture. I love the team service aspect at Mawn. Our waiter emphasized that we're not bugging anybody if we need anything we can stop any staff person walking by. I love that. Beef Noodle soup is delicous here. So is the yellow curry noodle soup. The fish is really good here too. I didn't realize I could have requested for it to be deboned (probably because I was talking to much lol) But my waiter was kind enough to come over and help me debone it when they saw I was struggling lol This was the first time I ever had a green thai tea! It was really a treat. Not overly sweet. Nothing but pure deliciousness here! And a super helpful warm friendly staff.

Great service and great food! The place is small so it makes sense that it's so hard to get a…read morereservation. I love a good BYO, so I can splurge a bit more on the food and not worry about the cost of alcohol. For a party of three, we order 5 appetizers and shared the all star fried rice, which was a perfect amount of food. We got the beef skewers, which were definitely a favorite - the meat absolutely melts in your mouth! The papaya salad paired well with this, as it was tangy and refreshing, especially on such a hot day. The scallop crudo was a special for the night, but I think they should add this to their permanent menu because it was definitely a standout! The all star fried rice at $54 was also well worth it. I am often disappointed by dishes like these due to the lack of "stuff", but there was crab throughout and a generous portion of roe. I was a little disappointed however that there were only 2 scallops at that price. Overall, each dish had impeccable flavor, great presentation, and a good amount of seafood for the price.

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Mawn - Inside

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Mawn - Fried chicken

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Sophie's Kitchen - Chicken Curry Sautéed/ Chha Gkroeung Gkaree Sach Mohn

Sophie's Kitchen

4.3(167 reviews)
1.2 mi
$$

Finally got down to check out Sophie's Kitchen and my only regret was taking so long to get there…read more I cannot say I've had a lot of Cambodian food but I can say I've had a lot of good food and Sophie's kitchen delivered good Cambodian food. I appreciate how they could customize the spicy level on nearly all their dishes, so no limitations for you or your friends who might not be into spice. I had frog legs for the second or third time, this time fried, and yes they do taste like chicken. E3 (a sautéed seafood dish I won't attempt to pronounce) was amazing. I'd running it back in a heartbeat. Service is friendly. Prices reasonable. While the restaurant appears small, it is a bit larger than I imagined. Enjoy!

Today my family was refused service at Sophie's Kitchen in South Philadelphia because my son's…read moreservice dog (Nugget) was with us. Let that sink in. A child with a disability. A trained medical service animal. Turned away at the door. This was supposed to be a Lunar New Year family meal with grandparents and kids. Instead it became a moment my son had to experience rejection simply for having the support he needs to navigate the world safely. Service dogs are not pets. They are medical equipment protected under federal law and basic human decency. No family should ever have to explain their child's disability to eat lunch. No child should ever be made to feel unwelcome because they need assistance. And no business that chooses exclusion deserves community support. We will never return. And I urge families, neighbors, and anyone who believes in accessibility and dignity to spend their money elsewhere. South Philadelphia is full of restaurants that welcome everyone. Support them. Accessibility is not optional. Inclusion is not negotiable. And dignity is not up for debate. https://www.theinfatuation.com/philadelphia/reviews/sophies-kitchen

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Sophie's Kitchen - Somlaw Machu Kreong

Somlaw Machu Kreong

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I Heart Cambodia - papaya salad and fried quail

I Heart Cambodia

4.0(116 reviews)
0.2 mi
$$

Philadelphia was one of the main settlements for Cambodian immigrants during the Khmer Rouge era,…read morehence Cambodian cuisine became a local specialty. Since the famous Mawn restaurant was unavailable, we tried a more affordable, local option. Phnom Penh Rice Noodle Soup: At only $10.95, it included minced pork, sliced ​​pork, sliced pork roll, shrimp, and squid, all very fresh - incredibly cheap! The seasoning was light yet umami, with a bright and non-greasy aroma of deep-fried garlic and garlic oil - a highlight. The rice noodles were round and boiled a bit softer than Vietnamese pho. I found it similar to Fuzhou-style Laohua撈化 (rice vermicelli soup), but with more flavor; my friend described it as a "thinner version of Chaoshan-style kueh teow粿條 soup," which is quite apt. Since it was my first time eating Cambodian food, it's hard to say whether it was good or bad, but my Cantonese stomach thoroughly enjoyed it.

Wow, the food was truly authentic. You could tell the owners/cook loves what they do. Hubs is…read moreCambodian, so he knows true authenticity. We tried a bunch of dishes like whole fish, long bean salad with beef, prahok, sour soup (green), and more. Everything we had was delicious. The whole fried fish was light and so tasty. The soup was definitely one of my favorites. Loaded with beef and perfect with all the other dishes. The bean salad could have used a bit more of the sauce, but it was still good. I will be back, for sure!

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I Heart Cambodia - Interior

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I Heart Cambodia - Papaya salad and fried quail

Papaya salad and fried quail

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Southeast Asian Market

Southeast Asian Market

4.7(41 reviews)
1.7 mi

Woo, where to start with Southeast Asian Market? We came by with a large group today, since some…read morefriends were visiting from out of town. Stalls were packed but certainly not the worst. Things will definitely get a lot busier as the season goes on. Frankly you can't really go wrong with anything here, so I just wanted to leave some best practices as someone who's iterated a few times here: - If getting skewered meat/papaya salad, just get it at whichever booth has the shortest line with what you want (and if you don't want anything in particular, just hop in the shortest line). There might be a slight difference between stands, but since it's so common, you can't really go wrong with anyone who sells. - Stir Fry Noodle Lady! Grab the chive cakes on the side too. - Skip the sugar cane and go for the simpler drinks on the menu. Passionfruit, lime honey, and things like that will be much more refreshing. - Bring a picnic blanket, as there's plenty of space to gather and eat adjacent to the booths, and you'll avoid eating on your feet all the time. Make sure to bring cash! Venmo/card is beginning to be accepted but may have a surcharge.

We're so lucky to have this in Philly…read more Go with a group, and go hungry. Get a bunch of food to share, and bring a picnic blanket. Delicious papaya salads, skewered grilled meats, fruits, panda waffles, soups... its impossible to choose just one thing. I also recommend going early when they first open. It gets hot, and it gets crowded! But make sure you put this on your to-try list !

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Southeast Asian Market - Assortment of Grilled Goodness

Assortment of Grilled Goodness

Southeast Asian Market - Mango sticky rice

Mango sticky rice

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