DELICIOUS !! just as i remember it. i haven't had mandarin house in years and it's as good as ever…read more the portions are huge and the delivery was quick and seamless

Food is cooked properly and delicious. Prices have gone up but the quality makes up for it…read more Delivery is fast.

My first experience here was really good, so I came back and placed a pretty big order over the…read morephone while driving down. I ordered shrimp rolls, boneless spare rib tips with fried rice, fried chicken wings (didn't look the best but tasted good) with shrimp fried rice: the shrimp were a nice size, General Tso's chicken with lo mein noodles in garlic sauce, fried dumplings, and crab rangoon all for about $56, which I thought was reasonable for the amount of food. What I really like is how fresh everything tastes. The vegetables are cooked just right not overdone and the food reheats very well in the air fryer, which is a plus for leftovers. The only downside is that they don't automatically provide an itemized receipt. I had to ask them to write out the prices for each item. I do prefer having a proper receipt. Overall, I'll continue to come back because the freshness and quality of the food keep me returning.

Order from them last night the food was 50/50 the chicken wings were good but the fried rice I had…read moretasted like a moldy rag idk how else to describe it I ended up tossing it out. overall I probably won't get food from here again

Still one of the most underrated food trucks in Philly. It's one of my favorites along with the…read moreoctopus falafel and crepe truck at Temple.

Great food. I eat here almost everyday when I am on campus. Mixed vegetables and tofu with brown…read morerice costs a mere 3.50 and in my opinion is the cheapest healthy food one could get on campus. They have also started serving Bubble Tea and Smoothies lately which could be a pretty good substitute to lunch. The only downside is that the truck operates between 10.30-3.30 that too just on weekdays.

Mustard Greens I'm sorry I didn't know about you sooner. On a whim, my party of 11 wandered in to…read moreMustard Greens and were immediately sat. The staff was super accommodating and pushed tables together to make room for us. We must've come at the right time, because the space is small with only about 15 tables. Our drinks were incredible! The blueberry martini was genuinely one of the best drinks I've had in Philly. I'll be finding my way back for this ASAP. At a recommendation of a friend who has been here before, I got the general tso chicken which was great. It was super flavorful and a nice portion. It doesn't come with rice, but they provide free rice for the table, so I guess in a way it does! After our meal, our server dropped hot towels to wipe our hands and helped us package our leftovers.

I've been looking for a good Chinese restaurant since I came to Philly, and finally found one!…read more I'm not sure how I overlooked Mustard Greens as it's a short walk from my apt. We weren't sure what we were going to have for dinner, I had some chicken fried rice in the freezer, and a 10 piece sushi roll in the refrigerator from Whole Foods, yes, Whole Foods, and both were very good! However, we needed another appetizer and entree, and we decided to order take out from Mustard Greens. It was relatively easy selecting both an appetizer and entree. The reviews I read highlighted the Pan Fried Pork Dumplings, and the picture on Mustard Greens' website was the Shrimp Shitake Mushroom - so we ordered both for take out. The dumplings were delicious with a savory pork filling and a tender but perfectly fried exterior. The star of the meal was undoubtedly the Shrimp Shitake dish with carrots and snap peas. The shrimps were large, yet tender and moist, and the fresh vegetables with the Shitake mushrooms made it an epic dish. It was a moment where I closed my eyes to sufficiently savor the taste. I need to look no further for excellent Chinese food.

Here's the situation: i lived close to this cafe for a few years and consistently ordered their…read morevegetable spring rolls for takeout. They are the best spring rolls ever. I haven't had the chance to go in person until just recently. I'm so happy I did. Vegetable spring rolls: Comes with two, if you order takeout, they are whole. If you dine in, they are cut into four. Comes with a little sauce that's very good. No mushrooms in the spring rolls which I prefer. Very crispy. I am a big spring roll person and order them everywhere and I am confident these are the best. I used to order two orders and just have those as my dinner. Panang Curry: I don't eat meat so I just got veggies in it. Perfect spice level, good amount of veggies. I loved it. Instead of getting the side of rice that it comes with I swapped the rice for the side of steamed noodles which was great. Loved the pineapple. Peanut Sauce: Sweet, would be very good at a higher spice level. Great amount of veggies and fun little peanut toppings as garnish. Lovely Duck Creamy Special: my dad ordered this, he loved it. Even mentioned that it's a shame he got that the first time because now he won't want to try anything else knowing how good that is. I tried the sauce, I think it's a red curry sauce, it's very good and I would probably get that sauce curry next time. it's a little saltier than the panang which I liked. He can handle spice very well and he got a three to start, but will probably get a 5 next time. Smile Calamari (appetizer): My dad ordered this, he said it was good but didn't have any tentacles and prefers those on calamari apparently. He will probably try another appetizer next time. Inside is small but very cute and clean. The lady who served us was very helpful and kind. Food also came out very quick for three people, start to finish took 50 minutes and we weren't rushed or shoved out. Just efficient service. Everything we ordered came out to $90 before tip for three people, but note that me and my sister are vegetarian, and we find that makes things cheaper. Thai iced tea is a must. I'm looking forward to trying their vegetable soup, vegetable dumplings, and one of their fried rices.

Absolutely amazing Duck Massaman! The Chrissy skin makes this a combination entree of duck confit…read moreand duck breast.

I ordered from here since my regular Thai place was closed for renovations. The people were kind,…read moreand the food was ready when I went to pick it up. Besides that, the food was meh. The flavor in the tom kha was pretty nonexistent, couldn't even finish it tbh. Pad see ew had the flavor, but when you're paying $16-$20 for a dish, and you get smaller portions that what you're used to from the rest of the city, it's pretty difficult. The basil fried rice was also okay at best. With what I paid compared to what I got, I'd love a refund. Rather disappointed

My go to place for take out. I particularly enjoy their roti canai and their chicken chile…read moreselections. The mango cocoanut is a nice dessert.

I lived and worked in Indonesia as a flight instructor in 2014. Nasi goreng and Mie goreng were my…read morego to dishes. I've only ever had both of those at DJakarta café, but they are as authentic as it gets. I feel like I'm in Jakarta whenever I eat there. Highly recommend.

While visiting South Philly, we originally planned to try another restaurant, but it was closed. We…read moredecided to give D'jakarta Cafe a try since it had great reviews, and we were genuinely surprised by both how nice the space is and how amazing the food turned out to be. Overall Ratings Atmosphere - 5/5 Service - 5/5 Food - 5/5 Parking - Street Parking Atmosphere - The restaurant is on the smaller side with limited seating, but it feels modern and thoughtfully designed. I especially enjoyed the artwork throughout the space. Service - We had the chance to chat with one of the owners and learned they have only been open for a couple of years. Everyone was very friendly and welcoming, and I truly hope they continue to see the success they deserve. What We Ordered - -Chicken satay (Very good, with a peanut sauce that isn't overly heavy or overpowering like at some places) -Beef rendang (An incredible dish. We were both impressed by how rich and flavorful it was) Final Thoughts - I would definitely recommend visiting this restaurant if you are ever in the area.

Vientiane Bistro is one of my top spots for Lao cuisine - I've been coming here for years…read more Their papaya salad[1] is a must. A lovely rendition, it's fresh, with a punchy fish sauce. At two peppers, it'll burn your taste buds off! If you must, ask to reduce the pepper level. Or, just get a Thai green iced tea - it's refreshing and will offset that spice kick. Budget conscious? Get their curry rice special, only $12 (as of now) and comes with a sizable crunchy chicken haunch, yellow curry rice, and steamed veggies, with a ginger habanero sauce that's more savory than spicy. While you're there, grab a bottle of Sunny's homemade chili oil. It comes in spicy and EXTRA spicy. Goes on anything: I sprinkle it on nacho chips and salads as a replacement for dressing. Credit accepted. Street parking. Convenient to the SEPTA L Huntingdon stop. Plenty of seating, so bring friends and family. Call ahead if you have a particularly large party. [1] My first choice for papaya salad in Philly? Usually the papaya salad lady at FDR Park - but Vientiane saves me from making that trip! Yum.

Happened to dine at both Kalaya and VB in the same week. Kalaya was impressive but I actually liked…read morethe flavors at VB better. Each dish was perfectly executed. We had green curry, king soup, sweet basil pompano and a lot of the pork belly appetizer. Chef Sunny came out to greet us and gave us a Thai tea tres leche cake when she heard it was my birthday. Amazing experience! Ambience was non-threatening and comfortable and the young waiter was very attentive. What a great evening!