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Recent Chinese Restaurant Reviews in City Center East

• China Garden (Broad st) (S Broad St. & W Snyder Ave.)

  Written by Hope J. on 6/15/2013 | 1 other review | Member since 2013

  Eatable The house special isn't so special. Im not ordering that again. It was luke warm because it took a long time for delivery since they were so busy. The wings were good and spring roll.

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• Mikawa (S Broad St. & Lombard St.)

  Written by Elizabeth H. on 4/5/2013 | 8 other reviews | Member since 2012

  Quite simply: The Chinese entrees were good, the Japanese were bad. I don't have the world's most discerning palate but the miso soup was not dashi, it was pork stock. If I had to guess they use the same broth for everything wonton, miso, etc.

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• Golden Empress Garden (S. 5th St. between South St. & Kater St.)

  Written by Elizabeth H. on 4/5/2013 | 8 other reviews | Member since 2012

  This place has become a "go-to" for me. Not because the food will blow your mind, but it's good and consistent! Can I stress that enough? Timely, courteous staff, and reliable: end of story. And they don't skimp on fortune cookies.

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• China House (Market St) (Market St. between 7th St. and 6th St.)

  Written by Janelle H. on 3/2/2013 | 7 other reviews | Member since 2013

  My order got to my door in about 25 minutes! The food was piping hot and delicious. The spare ribs were a little drier than usual, but it didn't hinder the taste. I'll definitely be ordering from this place again.

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• A Mandarin Restaurant (Chestnut St. Between S Van Pelt St. & S 21St St.)

  Written by Lisa C. on 2/7/2013 | 7 other reviews | Member since 2012

  BEST customer service I have experienced! Beef on a Stick really hit the spot, and seems to be the only place I've found with that item listed. Fried Tiny Buns with Pork were bland.

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• Pagoda Noodle Cafe (Sansom Walkway between Ionic St. & Walnut St.)

  Written by Nisi J. on 12/15/2012 | 2 other reviews | Member since 2012

  Seriously Excellent. Very fresh, clean, satisfying, healthy, delicious. Only in PA for a few days business trip, exhausted, had food delivered. Great price, speedy delivery, got order perfect, and very pleasant customer service. I hail from NYC with incredible Asian cuisine so am not easily impressed. Thank you!!

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• Square On Square Restaurant (Chestnut St. between 19th St. & 20th St.)

  Written by John K. on 2/15/2013 | 6 other reviews | Member since 2011

  The GF and I had some friends over for dinner one night and we were all in the mood for Asian food. I thought about cooking some fried rice, but figured it would be easier just to order in Chinese for everyone. So, I hopped on Seamless and decided to go with my standard choice for Americanized Chinese cuisine in Philly - Square on Square. It may not be the best I've ever had (New York has that on lock down and I'm not even considering Schezuan cuisine as part of this genre), but it gets the job done and is better than most places in Philly. In fact, it was good enough for our friends to ask the name of the place so they could write it down. We had cold sesame noodles, which were interspersed with a simple Thai peanut sauce and fresh, julienned cucumbers. We had two orders of twice cooked chicken dumpings, which were steamed, then braised. The vegetable lo mein contained bits of bamboo shoots, snow peas, onions, and mini-corn. The sesame crispy chicken was crisp indeed, with a sweet glaze. The accompanying broccoli was steamed, but was not limp at all, maintaining their innate texture. Usually known as General Tso's chicken, the Powell version is dipped in egg batter and deep fried. It's then sauteed in a sweet glaze. The spiciness wasn't pronounced in this dish, but it wasn't anything a little Siracha hot sauce couldn't fix. The chicken and broccoli was pretty standard, with nicely roasted broccoli which was much more tender than the ones accompanying the General Powell's and sesame chicken. The beef with broccoli had similarly tender vegetables, but with succulent pieces of beef as well. Overall, Square on Square contributed to a fun night filled with laughter and friends. It's not the best Chinese cuisine out there, but for delivery, it's definitely up there for Philly. Great wine doesn't hurt its cause either!

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