Chinese Restaurants in Philadelphia, PA

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this restaurant has,been in this location for 10 years yet this is the first time we ate there. we had the plain lomain chicken fried rice, egg roll, won ton soup and shrimp lomain. everything was delicious and we paid under $25 for it all. I'm sure we'll go back again.

Service was exceptional! Sizzling beef and scallops was by far the best Chinese food that I’ve ever had. I wish I lived in Philly to enjoy this more often.

Cheap prices for a lot of food. The food is awesome would recommend to anyone buy here first.

JC's Chinese restaurant has always been one of the landmarks in South Philadelphia great ribs awesome chicken wings the best pork fried rice I've ever had and one of my favorites fried wontons one of my favorite places to stop when I'm in Philadelphia great service great family great food

Continusly a Customer for many years

No, the Broad Street Run didn't go to Han Dynasty but I'm sure for the people that ran the race like my sister, they had quite the appetite afterwards. A classic in University City is Han Dynasty that brings modern life to Chinese food. I was excited not see a General Tso, Sesame Chicken or Chicken Broccoli dish on the menu. Since we were there during the weekend, street parking on the street was free. Otherwise, they do have metered street parking and a parking deck around the corner. If you're using the parking deck, hold on to that ticket stub! Han Dynasty will validate the ticket for you so you don't have to pay. Walking in, you'll be surrounded by a mix of students in the area and families. You can order out from them, sit at the bar or get a table. If you have a large party, they have long, bench-style tables where you can all sit together. It's classical embellishments with a clean, modern feel. You're greeted by a server who will walk you to your designated area; my sister and I went with a table by the window. While we sipped on some hot green tea, we decided to go with an appetizer and two entrees (family style) to share. My sister recommended the spicy, crunchy cucumbers while we waited for the two entrees to come out: black bean chicken and hot sauce style chicken.Spicy, Crunch Cucumbers | At first glance, it looked like cucumbers in liquid so I didn't think it would be crunch. I was wrong. The sauce with hints of vinegar and soy permeated the outer layer of the cucumber leaving the inside nice and crunchy. It was tasty yet refreshing.Black Bean Chicken | I had never had a sauce based on black beans and it seemed like it would have been too thick. The sauce was light and as a great medium to bring out the other spices without it being overwhelming the chicken. It was sauteed in with some chunky onion and bell pepper pieces. Huge fan!Hot Sauce Style | You have your options of eight different concentrations (Chicken, Pork, Beef, Lamb, Fish, Shrimp, Scallops and Fried Tofu). We went with the sliced pieces of chicken stir fried with cabbage, garlic and celery in a szechuan chili oil-based hot sauce. Although the menu notes it as spicy, the dish was not spicy. The chili oil sauce was nice and thick and paired well with the white, sticky rice they provided us. You can taste the use of garlic however it wasn't overwhelming with the hot chili taste.The staff was friendly checking in with us in a timely manner to see if we needed anything. Additionally, they have restrooms for their customers. Overall, it's currently #1 in my category for my Chinese food category. Highly recommend all of the items mentioned above!

Best chicken wings ever!!! I have visited each of their restaurants in Philadelphia. I was skeptical of visiting this newest location at Broad & St. Luke because I had only eaten at the Baltimore avenue place. While I had chicken wings from the Olney Plaza location they did not taste as good...but they were still tasty. So I was extremely pleased that this newest location is just as good as the original!!!

In comparison to local Chinese Restaurants the best in Service and Cleanliness - Food Ok - Usually helps to give clear instructions whenever dining at a 5star Restaurant in the "Hood"

#1 for the freshest and most delicious sushi and Chinese dishes around. Vena, Jason, David and mike do a fantastic job!!!

The drive was rude he got upset cause i asked for my change n told me not to order from them no more after tasting the food i wouldn't have anyway n he called my ☎ n forgot to hang up n it was recoding the whole time lol