Gloucester City Chinese Restaurants

Dim Sum

1. Ocean Harbor

Neighborhood: Chinatown

The staff is rude, it's always crowded, the clientele is rude, and it takes years to even get a glass of water.  But, damnit, this is the BEST…

2. Joy Tsin Lau

Neighborhood: Chinatown

Compared to the other dim sum options that are available in Philly, this place is a dream. I was a little hesitant at first because of the stuffy…

3. Dim Sum Garden

Neighborhood: Market East

I first went to Dim Sum Garden after reading Craig Laban's review.  What intrigued me specifically was the promise of extraordinary  pork dumplings.…

4. Singapore Chinese…

Neighborhood: Chinatown

I've heard people rave about this place for months, so I was pretty excited to eat here.  Walk in:  icky atmosphere.  pink plush, stuffy, cluttered,…

5. H. K. Golden Phoenix

Neighborhood: Chinatown

What a disappointment! Came here on Sunday around noon (so maybe I was a little late) but how is it that they ran out of food already?! Imagine going…

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1. Grand China

Not quite bad enough to be a one... Given, I have never had any other Chinese food in New Jersey, but definitely not the best Chinese places that I…

2. Jade Harbor

Neighborhood: Chinatown

Should I feel weird that I'm the 2 most recent updates?  Nah.   Came here late night Friday.  The crowd at David's was a bit crazy, so went here…

3. Long River Chinese…

Neighborhood: Fairmount

More delicate dumplings than I have found in a while. Golden Chopstick, for example, has these made doughy dumplings with not all that tasty filling.…

4. Su Xing House

Neighborhood: Rittenhouse Square

I absolutely love Su Xing! It is probably my favorite lunch spot in center city and I usually visit 3 or 4 times a month.   Su Xing is a cozy, 100%…

5. Ho Sai Gai…

Neighborhood: Chinatown

This is my go to spot in Chinatown to buy take-out beer.  Sadly though, of all the times I've been here I must admit I've never eaten at Ho Sai Gai.…

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