Food was great! Came out fast and the truffle soup dumpling are to die for. The service was great…read more The atmosphere is amazing.

Great food. quickly delivered. great truffle soup dumplings. delicious cucumber garlic saladread more

One of the most flavorful meals I have had in a while! This place is on par with meals I have had…read moreat Mawn - dare I say it maybe even better! I first came to know about them randomly on Instagram because I follow a lot of Asian inspired cafes and restaurants. So I guess the algorithm kinda works! They had a reel showing a Pandan Tiramisu and I was instantly sold. To be honest, I came just for their Pandan Tiramisu not expecting anything from their food and drinks but everything we had totally blew my mind. This place is a heaven for Pandan lovers! We started with some Pandan coffee with Pandan foam and Thai green tea with Pandan foam - both were absolute perfection! They use (and sell) Càphê Roasters beans by the way! The guy who made our drinks is truly a very skilled barista! For food, we got the Chicken congee and Mee Katang. The congee was very flavorful, so comforting and satisfying! It had the right temperature and would be soooo good during the colder months! We added their house chili oil for an extra kick (not that it needs any). The chili oil was too good - I am kicking myself for not buying it on my way out. The Mee Katang was honestly unexpected because I have never had it before and I couldn't stop eating it! The chef is truly a magician and they deserve so much more recognition! I was full from the drinks and food so we got the Pandan Tiramisu home - which I could not wait to dig in! Philly barely has any Pandan desserts so I was literally savoring each bite because it was so good! It had a texture of a Tiramisu, a very distinct Pandan fragrance and flavor wise more Pandan forward than espresso which I truly enjoyed! I feel like the location could be holding them back a bit though. If they were in Philly, I guarantee there would be lines forming outside. I drove 30 mins from Philly and would not hesitate to do it again just for their food and drinks!

I have been wanting to try Heng Seng Noodles for awhile now and finally got there. I haven't had…read moreCambodian food since Khmer Kitchen kitchen in Philadelphia. Khmer Kitchen was always crowded and always good. Heng Seng is a really nice space, modern and clean. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The menu is varied but not overwhelming. We had the spring rolls and the papaya salad for appetizers. The spring rolls were very good and similar to Vietnamese ones but not as crispy. The Papaya salad was packed with flavors. We ordered with 1 pepper and it was plenty spicy. The best dish we had was the Khmer chicken seasonal item. The chicken was cooked perfectly and had a lot of flavors. I am a sucker for anything advertised as street food and this was very good. I would like to return to Heng Seng soon to try some other dishes such as the grilled beef skewers and dry and wet noodle soups. Heng Seng offers some very interesting drink options also. This strip mall is fast becoming a little China Town within Cherry Hill!

I really like the food here. We were craving bao buns and that's what we got. The bun was perfectly…read moresoft and the chicken crispy. I would absolutely get it again. The place is really nicely decorated as well

A bit disappointed. Tonkotsu is way too fatty; it's supposed to be balanced between lean and fat…read moremeat, but what I got is mostly fat. The white side of my Ying Yang bowl has strong bake soda flavor, probably from boiling the noodle. The spicy soup base tastes better. But I will say that I really appreciate the interior design. Service is friendly and efficient too. The ramen itself is just average.

We came here with my husband and his parents for dinner. I was pretty excited to eat after seeing…read morethe options on the menu and had tough time deciding, so we ordered a little too much. I got the congee with salted pork and century egg as well as the beef chow fun. My husband ordered the specialty wonton soup and scallion pancakes. My MIL got some vegetable dumplings and shrimp wonton soup and my FIL got the Singapore noodles. The congee was so tasty and came out in a large bowl, but our server got us smaller bowls to share it. It was so tasty and nostalgic and reminded me of my family's cooking. The beef chow fun was tasty as well. My husband's soup was delicious and came with a wide mix of everything. The dumplings were so good and you can tell they are made fresh. The Singapore noodles were flavored very well and there was a great balance between the curry + spice. The scallion pancakes were nice and crispy. The dishes all possessed very traditional Cantonese Chinese flavors! It was pretty slow when we came in, but the place started getting crowded quick and they were pumping out a lot of take out orders. The service was good and place was nicely decorated inside for dining in. I would definitely go back next time we visit my husband's family!

I stopped in to get lunch and when I arrived I parked in the plaza lot. I walked in and was…read moregreeted. I sat in the cute restaurant and ordered with Kelly who was nice! I had Mango Milkshake Steamed Shrimp Dumpling Peking Duck Beef Chow Fun My fav was the Beef Chow Fun! They had so much to order from and enjoyed all in all!

This restaurant was close to our home but never try it out since they opened…read more We ordered pan fried pork buns as appetizer and three different noodles. All noodles were handmade and prepared fresh with great texture. Love the Pan Fried vegetable buns, which was offered by the chef for FREE. Highly recommend that you come in to try the authentic noodle dishes.

We came here after a movie, looking for Asian based on reviews. It's a bright cheerful spot with…read moreplenty of seating on the main street in Woodbury, New Jersey. They have noodle dishes, rice, dishes. Many Chinese appetizers. If you were looking for a typical Chinese food menu, this may not be what you're looking for. They did have a few specials that included general tsos chicken and sesame chicken. The service was quick. We started our meal off with pork fried dumplings. They were small and they were eight of them on the tray. They were good and came with a dumpling dipping sauce.. We also ordered the shu mai another dumpling with shrimp. These were a smaller portion, but still good. We also ordered the spicy cucumbers. These were very good and delicious savory sauce that was spicy and savory. We really enjoyed these appetizers. For meal, we both got a noodle dish one with shrimp and one with pork. The ingredients were very fresh. The dish came steaming hot to the table. We asked for spicy and we got a little bit of spice.. we weren't able to add more spice from the spice on the table. All in all, we had a really great meal here. It was unexpected and new to us. We probably will travel back. Total for two people was $$61 all in including gratuity. That's three appetizers and two entrées pretty good price. Meal size portions were hearty.

My father-in-law was craving for roasted duck, so we came to try the authentic Peking Duck. It…read moretakes about 45 min to cook, so order ahead before you come in. The duck was crispy and delicious with little fat. The duck soup was a bonus dish if you pay $6 extra, and it is really worth it. The duck itself was kind of pricy. We love the Fish Fillet cooked with duck egg york, but not sure it is really Taiwanese style. Pan fried noodle is a typical Cantonese dish, it is a good one to choose. Dry hot pot was unique but not enough ingredients since it cost $18. Sautéed beef was not tender enough. Overall, it was a good dining experience with great services. BTW, 5% off if you pay cash. They service special Chinese breakfast items during Saturday and Sunday. We ordered Fried Crispy Dough and Salted Soy Milk, and they are not bad.

No ginger for my soup dumplings! Thats a first. I wasn't obsessed with the soup dumplings and i…read moreabsolutely over crab and pork soup dumplings. Not coming back, not a fan. The servers were also a little shady because i changed my mind about taking orders to go. It seemed like they want you to spend a minimum in order for them to seat you. The restaurant was empty as can be . Not rude, just awkward.

While visiting Philly over Labor Day weekend, I dined in twice at Nan Zhou…read more On my first visit, I got the coconut chicken curry dumplings and an order of the mapo tofu noodles to go. On the second visit, I got the duck noodle soup and the beef stir fried noodles to go. I don't do a lot of takeout normally, but they did such a nice job packaging both my to go orders on the different days. I didn't think to take pictures of the to go orders, unfortunately; there was a piece of cardboard on the bottom so your food wouldn't slosh around, along with a side of chili oil. In terms of the food, everything was fantastic! It really comes down to your personal preferences and what sounds 'good' to you that day. Yes, it can get busy. They are very efficient and these meals were well worth any wait!

Nan Zhou features the absolute best hand drawn noodles in Philadelphia, hands down. Great menu,…read morefriendly service, and casual dining atmosphere. Even during the last weekend of the Chinese Lantern Festival we were able to get a table after a few minutes of waiting. The cold peanut noodles, milk tea, stir fry, and soup are divine. If you're in Chinatown, this is the spot. If not, drop what you're doing and try it out. Your mouth will thank you.

We arrived a bit earlier than expected, somewhere I read they opened at 11 instead of noon, so we…read moredecided to go grocery shopping next door! Arrived to a quiet, low key establishment, a bit eerie as we were the only ones there and light were still off, but were welcomed, none the less. Once everything lit up, the food was slowly being brought out and the choices for lunch were limited. No hot items at the sides and the sauces available were interesting, interestingly enough to concoct something on my own. Drink fridge was well stocked, but the dessert freezer was lacking in selection, Haagen Dazs was only available. Play area was the only buff/flex for us, as our busy toddler needed to roam free. I should have opted for a closer seating to the play area so we could take turns watching and eating/cooking :) but it worked out, like I mentioned, it was low key and we were rushed. Regarding food, they were helpful and provided service for items that were not readily available on the hot sides area, salt and pepper shrimp... YES PLEASE! Other than that, similar to KBBQ style, but not the same sauces, so be wary of that, I didn't mind, but wanted to share that. Veggies are always a win where there's pumpkin/squash and eggplant ^_^

Chu Shang Hot pot + BBQ is such a fun combo. Cooking your own food at the table makes it feel like…read morean experience, not just a meal. Tons of variety with meats, seafood, sides, and appetizers. The all-you-can-eat option is a big plus. They have tons of variety drinks and ice cream that are included in the price already...no extra cost! A big plus as a mama of 3....the play area that keeps my kiddos entertained. Also, the ambiance is great! Very clean! It can get a little hectic juggling both grill and broth, but overall it's 100% worth it. Come hungry!

Ribeye ramen is out of this world !! Perfectly cooked steak, juicy and flavorful. Broth was simple…read moreand clean, which goes quite well with the steak - since it lets the steak shine, not competing with its flavors. It's pretty huge, can easily feed 2 people or 1 super hungry person. $27 as of 2026 Black garlic tonkatsu ramen was amazing as well. Please note, you can ask for more or less salty with any dish and adjust to your taste. My party asked for less salty to be on the healthier side and it was perfect. Melt in your mouth chashu pork - 3 nice thick slices. Pork bone broth was rich with umami. Love the fresh spinach. Great price at $17 as of 2026 Love this place. Hope they open more locations in other towns

It's officially fall, which means soup season is in full swing and my stomach is ready. I'm pretty…read moresure I just found the best ramen in the Cherry Hill area, and honestly everything else is going to be downhill from here. Every bit of flavor is there, with just the perfect amount of spice. The noodles are top tier, nothing like the plain stuff off the shelf. I saved the gooey egg soaked in broth for the end, and it was the perfect finish. The gyoza was great too, perfectly crispy on the outside. Definitely coming back for more.

I pass by this area quite frequently and surprisingly never went to this place, despite my love…read morewith Vietnamese food. The ambiance was really nice, when you walk in, you can clearly see that this is indeed a lounge and bar. The restaurant was quite empty, which is very fair considering that it probably gets busier during the night given that it's a lounge and bar too. I found the service to be amazing, for some context I'm normally a struggler with chopsticks, but I like to use them anyways and one of the servers came up to me and taught me how to properly use chopsticks which is something I've never seen before. That's why I found the service to be amazing and eventually I was offered a fork which was also quite nice. The food was also pretty good, I got the House Special Pho and unfortunately I do not have an image of the soup but I've had Pho at various places and they don't mess up Pho, this place was no exception. The broth was pretty nice and overall I found that to be solid. I would definitely come to this spot again, maybe during their night hours and with friends considering this seems like a night spot in my opinion. Check this place out if you want pretty good service and food!

The food and drinks are extremely over-priced and not that great. It all seems like everything is…read morefrozen and they throw it in a deep fryer and/or microwave. The servers aren't very attentive. Once they give you a menu and take your drink order, they seem to hide and bury themselves in their phones. As soon as the food is served, they disappear again. Hours say open at 11am and closes at 11pm or even 2am on the weekends. No one can trust this place. They never follow their posted hours of operation. Their hours on google maps is even worse. Always close early. Food and drinks over-price. Owner doesn't understand. Cheap food and drink with customer make money. Expensive food and drink with no customer LOSE MONEY. Terrible entertainment. DJ always so loud. Why Vietnamese restaurant play Mexican and American music?