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    Lau Kee Restaurant

    4.4 (168 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Jolanta L.

    It's great and satisfying meals, the service and food were good. The Taiwanese pork belly with rice was great. Singapore noodle was ok- the pork was little bit weird, it used like ham maybe not typical pork. The flavor could be better. Overall it was good restaurant.

    Duck Noodle Broth
    Shane J.

    So glad I found this restaurant amongst the many in Chinatown. I enjoy the roasted duck noodle soup from another restaurant but I decided to give this a try and I was happy I did! I like how Lau Kee separates the broth from the noodles and vegetables! The flavor of the broth alone was delicious! The duck is seasoned well and there is a nice portion of noodles. When I put the two together...it was perfection. I will definitely be adding Lau Kee to my fav list!

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    Sallie W.

    The roasted duck here is BOMB! Been a long time Sang Kee customer but their duck prices are insane at $55/duck. At Lau Kee its $33/duck and I have to say when you eat it fresh the skin is still crispy, the seasoning is just right, not overbearing. We only tried their roasted duck but will be coming back for other meats in the window.

    Duck wanton noodles, braised beef wanton noodles and eggplant
    Derek Ignatius Paul H.

    I'll say it's the best egg noodle I've had in Philly thus far. The noodles were prepared in the perfect aldente and had a good crunch to it. Duck wasn't too fatty and the wantons were decent. The broths, unlike most places, had a distinct taste that made both dishes taste like completely different noodles. Surprisingly, they gave enough veggies that you could do without an additional order of veggies. No frills and the food came out fast. Enjoyed the food as it was homey and will definitely come again.

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    Melanie M.

    One of many restaurants in Philly's Chinatown known for their classic canto dishes and roasted duck+pork. I came with friends for a quick lunch and service was pretty good. The chili wontons and beef w/ black bean sauce over rice were both pretty decent. I was blown away by how big the portion of hot&sour soup was! It was more than enough for 3 people to share. Overall a pretty decent spot in Chinatown.

    Duck rice platter

    Authentic Cantonese food. Tried duck rice, duck noodles, and roast pork and duck noodles. (Yes, we love ducks.) If you are not familiar with how Asians eat duck, you may be surprised how they chop the meat with the bones into bite-size pieces. You do have to eat around the bones. The duck pieces had so much meat on them that it wasn't too hard. The soup was light, fresh, and tasty. With the rice, they pour the duck sauce over it that made it very tasty. They also gave a generous amount of vegetables. Prices were reasonable. Go early though, as they only have a few tables.

    Roast Roasted Duck Wonton Noodle Soup
    Amelia C.

    Came around lunch time and there was another table. There are only about 4 small tables here. Busy with a lot of take outs during lunch time. I ordered the Roast Duck Wonton Noodle Soup, pretty good. Duck was fresh. Noodles were bouncy. Wontons were flavorful and bouncy.

    Marcus N.

    This place has good food and it's cheap. Pretty much all that needs to be said. I ordered bbq pork on rice, wonton with noodles, and soup dumplings. Everything was tasty and the bill came out under $30!

    Wonton soup with bbq Roasted Pork Noodle Soup
    Robert S.

    What can I say? This was some of the best Chinese food I've had in a long time. We ordered the wontons in chili oil, BBQ pork with steamed rice and vegetables, and pork wonton soup -- and everything was absolutely delicious. The food arrived quickly, piping hot, and bursting with flavor. Each dish tasted fresh and well-prepared, with generous portions and just the right balance of seasoning. If you're craving flavorful, reasonably priced Chinese food, I highly recommend checking this place out.

    Wonton noodle soup
    Amanda M.

    My fiancé and I were very pleased with our meal today! The restaurant is clean and service is fast. They immediately give a pot of hot tea. We had peking duck, wonton noodle soup, and hot and sour. For the price, I think this is a great option. Im excited to come back so he can try the roast duck and I can try the congee.

    Vegetable Pan Fried Noodles
    Tiffany T.

    I was badly craving Cantonese food and Lau Kee has been on my list for a while. It did not disappoint! The crispy pan fried noodles were delicious, perfect bit of fried texture on the bottom, and the sauce is just as I remembered in my childhood. I'm happy they have a veg version, although the seafood version is not to be missed if you love seafood. The duck left a bit to be desired, as only 2 pieces had meat on it ,and the rest were mostly bone and skin. The roast pork was perfect. The Hong Kong wonton soup was exactly what the doctor ordered. Everything hit the spot and all of my cravings. I can't wait to come back the next time I am missing Canto food.. which is now that I'm writing this review. So comforting, authentic, and delicious. Their service is great too, so fast - and the younger staff members spoke very fluent English if that matters to you. They do take credit, but it is a 3.. or 3.5.. 3 something % fee

    #57 braised beef and noodle wonton soup
    Stephanie S.

    Arrived here for dinner on a cold Friday around 6pm. The restaurant is small, holding 5 tables and about 20 people. We were asked to wait a few minutes while one table finished. No problem. We got the steamed dumplings to start, beef wonton soup, and a seafood noodle dish. The dumplings were good and the soup was perfect for the cold night. The broth was quite salty and the beef had fat chunks that I didn't expect. My husband was meh on the seafood noodle dish. Being in Chinatown, street parking is available but can be difficult to find. We just walked from our hotel a couple blocks away.

    Roast pork wonton noodle soup
    Claudia D.

    I live in Manhattan near Chinatown. I eat there a lot as well as in the Queens and Brooklyn's chinatowns (2). This was the best meal I've had in any Chinatown any US city. Get the roast pork fun (dry), roast pork wonton noodle soup, anything with Peking duck. Great service. Only 5 tables so you might need to wait but absolutely, 110% worth it.

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    Traditional Chinese Cantonese food is hard to find these days so we tried this traditional…read morerestaurant in Chinatown. We tried wonton soup & crispy shrimp rolls to start. Then pork fried rice & chicken broccoli. I tried crispy tofu either crab meat sauce. Never had anything like it. Large portion. Tofu was made like meatballs & were yummy. Sauce was more like what think of lobster sauce made with fake crab meat. Would go again. BYOB too.

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    Came here on a Friday morning while visiting Philadelphia to try their dim sum, and we were…read morepleasantly surprised by how delicious everything was! We ordered the chicken lo mein (without vegetables for my nephew), diced dry spicy chicken, xiao long bao (XLB), pan-fried Sheng Jian Bao, chicken feet, crystal shrimp dumplings, and egg tarts. The chicken lo mein was perfectly seasoned with just the right amount of salt and flavor. The diced dry spicy chicken came with a side of rice, which balanced the bold seasoning nicely. The chicken was crispy on the outside while remaining juicy on the inside, and the spice level was around a 5/10, which is enough to give it a satisfying kick without being overwhelming. The XLB wasn't served with julienned ginger, as some restaurants do, but the broth inside the dumplings had a subtle ginger flavor that was a pleasant surprise. The dumplings were well-seasoned and flavorful enough that they didn't even need soy sauce. The pan-fried Sheng Jian Bao (five dumplings per order) was slightly less authentic than I expected. While the flavor was spot on, the filling lacked any soup, and both the top and bottom of the bao were crispy (typically just the bottom of the dumpling is pan-seared). They ended up tasting more like well-made pan-fried dumplings than traditional Sheng Jian Baos. The chicken feet came three to an order and were tender, with a savory sauce that had a hint of sweetness. The crystal shrimp dumplings were fresh and delicate, and the egg tarts made for a great way to finish the meal with their flaky crust and creamy custard filling. The service here was excellent. Our server spoke almost perfect English, which isn't always expected at restaurants specializing in authentic dim sum. The food arrived quickly, piping hot, and they accept both cash and credit cards. The restaurant is fairly spacious, though it doesn't have the large banquet-style atmosphere you might associate with some traditional Chinese restaurants. Overall, this was an excellent dim sum experience, and I will definitely come back the next time I'm in Philadelphia.

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    Loveeeeee this place! Have been going there for years. It's about a 10 mn walk from my apartment. I…read morejust love dim sum. Chinese food is my favorite. Never been disappointed. I go there alone or with friends. Sometimes, I even go there twice a week. Could eat there every day. May is my favorite waitress there. We've become friends! I lovvve the little crispy pork ribs with garlic flakes, chicken feet!, scallion pancakes, shumai, different dumplings. All of it! I also love the lo mein, fried rice. honey walnut shrimp with broccoli, (my favorite- fabulous dish! ) Their food is great. For dessert, the sesame balls are yummy! Highly recommend this place.

    Popped into NYC for the weekend and my fiancé wanted some dim sum. It was close to Broadway and we…read morewalked there. To be honest we didn't know there was so many Dim Sum Palace in Manhattan, because this was a different one than the one we believe we went to. We sat down and order food. We just wanted something light to eat for the day so we didn't order much. The restaurant is a bit small and the tables were place very close to each other. We wrote down what we want and the orders start rolling in. We got some delicious dumplings and pork buns. The scallion pancake was light and fluffy. We were excited for the Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce. We did order Singapore mei fun but they forgot it. I was kind of happy they did because we were full. Overall it was a good place to get some dim sum.

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    Unfortunately, Yelp steered me wrong because the food here is BAD. I cannot figure out how it has…read moresuch high ratings. I can say this is the worst Asian food place I've ever been to. I regrettably went on Valentines with my boyfriend after the Barnes. My food was so bad that my mood was negatively impacted (seriously). Stay away from any of the soups/ramens, the broth is exactly the same flavorless base for every soup. I'd stick with appetizers. I got the worst thing I've ever ordered at a restaurant here: Tom Kha Seafood Soup, it was supposed to be spicy but it was just sweet with no flavor at all. Nothing like any other Asian spicy seafood soups I've had before, lacking any normal amount of seafood (hardly any), and weird uncooked veggies, like huge sliced raw tomato bits. I ate the small amount of seafood out of it and left the rest. It was hardly edible. The scallion pancakes were also the most underwhelming I've ever had. I usually fight for the last piece but me and my boyfriend left half of it uneaten. No flavor or crisp. Seemed frozen and reheated, not fresh. The soup dumplings were the only good thing we ordered and they were just fine, nothing amazing. Additionally, there was a very small amount of them to our order. The Vietnamese beef soup was ok but very below average, nothing good that I'd recommend ordering, same bland broth. I really wanted to like this place and I usually never give out one star reviews, but it was truly bad and the ratings on it are clearly inflated and not reflective of its food quality. Small amounts of bad food for a price you could get much better things elsewhere. I'd rather have gone to Wawa than gone here (and I did after because I was still hungry).

    This place is full!! Dining room hopping. Small and seemingly a lot of locals. Very helpful…read morefriendly staff. 4 wings $7.55. I got 4 flats. Tasty flavor but I think I should've read fine print. General Tso shrimp was solid! Flavorful and semi spicy. Just a note for you to notice it is spicy but nothing hot or overwhelming. The ramen I was shocked it did not have flavor. I drank the broth just outright but nothing flavorful. Weird, right? I give a 3.5 averaged 4 cause service. Would I return? Maybe... maybe try dim sum but I wouldn't order the wings or ramen again.

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