China Gourmet

The food is so good even there pork buns are so crispy and juicy. My other option is the shu mai that is my favorite there. You can contact this restaurant and have a big party or events.

A go to place for dim sum in the NE! Most Chinese locals here prefer their dim sum brunch compared to their dinner entrees. Chef comes in at 11am-- so best to come after if you want fresh dim sum and dishes. Tax even with cash.

The best place for dim sum in Northeast Philly according to us locals. They open 9:30am for dim sum in the push carts however the kitchen doesn't open until 11am for specially requested dishes. Tax is always included.Unfortunately, the bathroom to my several experience always runs cold water for washing hands :( .

Sunday morning dim sum here is the place to be. Definitely recommend arriving before 11 AM as it was absolutely packed by the time we left on the weekend. Located next to an Asian supermarket with ample parking right off Roosevelt Blvd.We only waited for a few minutes before we were seated, and it's really a huge hall with a lot of seating. Everything seemed really clean from the tables to the dishes, and the dishes kept on coming fast. You never had to wait long for a new cart to appear.We got quite a few dim sum dishes for here and took a decent amount home, and it all came out to around $63 for 3 people which we think is a good deal for the amount we ate.

First thing that was noticed was there was a fishy fried oil smell as you entered the front door. We have been here numerous times for Dim Sum and loved the experience but this time we came for dinner and I'm sorry there was an unpleasant odor walking in. The salt @ pepper calamari was delicious. The 1/2 Peking duck was very good as was the Fried Rice and the Dumplings. The Orange Chicken was also very good The visit to the rest rooms only increased the foul odor - not what you want in a restaurant. I would definitely hesitate bringing someone here because of this problem. We'll give it another shot but not with a guest.

Well, first and foremost, the food was excellent. I had General Tso's Chicken and my girlfriend had Jumbo Shrimp and Vegetables. Hot tea was served with the meal which was quite welcome. The meals were fantastic. Additionally, the service was quite attentive and they were all respectful, helpful, and quick.The ambiance fell a bit short. The space is just one big room that's quite brightly lit. It almost felt like a warehouse. The back half of the establishment was divided-off and there was a live band warming up back there for what seemed like a private party. It was quite loud and a bit annoying.Also falling short was the price. We were a bit shocked that these two simple meals came to nearly $50. Yes, prices have increased since the pandemic, but this was a bit too much. Good food, but the lack of ambiance and high prices will probably keep us from returning.

Ventured out to the northeast part of Philly this past weekend for a private celebratory dinner. It was a pre set menu already chosen by the inviter. To my surprise, I didn't know what to expect but the food, everything from beginning to finish was very tasty good. Instead of naming every single dish, you can scroll through everything is in order from first to last dish. Only missing the last 2 dessert dishes.If you're ever wanting authentic chinese style food, this is a good plan b if you don't feel like dealing with the madness that comes with driving into Philly Chinatown

LOVED IT!!!!! First time experiencing this restaurant; what a gourmet delight!!! We feasted on dim sum...oh my!!!! Massive variety of Asian delicacies; I literally wanted to sample EVERYTHING they had to offer! The Chinese broccoli was exquisite; every taste elevated my senses to another level.The service was EXCELLENT!!!! Everyone had a smile, showing professionalism at all times; their mission was to please--and they succeeded!Simply loved the ambiance; to me, the noisy atmosphere meant everyone was enjoying themselves--and engrossed in their food and those around them. As a person of color, I felt right at home--and welcome.The OMG moment was when the server gave us containers to take our dim sum home; never in my life have I ever taken dim sum home!!!! Impressed to the MAX!!!! Worth every penny; definitely will be back with friends!!!!

I'm so glad there's an authentic dim sum and Cantonese restaurant in the Northeast and with a parking lot. Saves a trip all the way to Chinatown! We've had their dim sum and dinner several times and it always hits the spot. The service isn't bad either - it's usually easy to flag someone if you need something and they follow through pretty quickly. During dim sum service if there's a dish you haven't seen on the carts, you can ask the servers about it and they usually put an order in. My favorites are the shrimp rice rolls, shrimp dumplings, turnip cake, egg custard buns, and snow mountain baked buns with roast pork filling. During dinner service you order family style, meaning the dishes are all shared between the table vs ordering individually. The photos in this review are what we typically order.

I like dim sum here. A lot of selections and good price also. Most dishes are fantastic! Especially my favorite, chicken feet and crispy pork roll in beancurd (freshly made). Overall, I really enjoyed everything. Beware t's super busy on weekends.