Shocking prices in Philadelphia! Where can you find a $9.50 hot rice entree these days, and such an authentic one at that?! Beef with Bitter Melon on Rice: The beef was stir-fried with great wok hei (wok aroma) and was incredibly tender. The saltiness-umami of the douchi豆豉 (fermented black soybeans), the sweetness-umami of the sugar, and even the consistency of the sauce were all perfectly balanced. It's just a pity the bitter melon was cut a bit too thick, and American varieties are generally quite bitter--a case of "a skilled cook can't cook without ingredients." I glanced at the menu, and the most expensive dish here is only $13. In America, that's practically charity... read more

Ting Wong Restaurant - Beef with Bitter Melon on Rice - Noodles Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

I have been to this restaurant for over 30 years. Ever since they changed to the new owner, the duck, cha sieu, roast pork, and pig stomach tasted horrible! They need to bring the old chefs back. read more

Came here around 11AM on a Saturday and it was not too busy. When we were leaving, the restaurant filled up. We noticed that a lot of people ordered congee. The food for the price was great. My friend's soy sauce chicken over flat noodle soup was $9. My beef chow fun (portion enough for 2) was $14. Got a bok choy sautéed in garlic sauce for $14.XX. Everything came out quick and tasted great. There is a surcharge for paying with credit card. read more

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good hk food. we ordered the char siu rice and noodles and both were very good. they both come with different types of broth, and it tastes exactly like the ones i have in hong kong. read more

Ting Wong Restaurant - Noodles Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Visiting from L.A., I was seriously impressed with the food here. 2 items I have not had in L.A., supposedly Chinese food capital of U.S.: (1) peking duck roll $3.75/ea, (2) wontons packed with shrimp only and no meat. Also excellent- boiled veggie (yu-choy) with oyster sauce that eats like Chinese broccoli (gailan) but is much cheaper. read more

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Great home style Chinese cooking here with an expansive menu. Large tables for sharing many dishes. There is also an order kiosk at the front as well. Tried their crispy duck and pork, and wonton noodles. Sauces on the meats are good balance of sweet and savoriness, not to cover up the tender meat itself. Wontons delicious as well. Very generous portion size, great for groups or family. Thanks read more

Ting Wong Restaurant - Crispy half duck - Noodles Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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One of the best chinese bbq we had. I've eaten my way through a lot of roast meat spots, but Ting Wong is hands down one of the best we've ever had. If you're looking for that authentic Hong Kong-style experience, this is the place. It's no-frills, high-flavor, and hits the spot . The BBQ Breakdown: * The Crispy Pork (Siu Yuk): This is the highlight. The ratio is absolutely perfect--you get a layer of succulent meat followed by that melt-in-your-mouth fat, topped with a skin that is crispy, light, and shatters like glass. * The Roast Duck: Perfectly succulent and not overly greasy. The skin has a beautiful glaze, and the meat is deeply seasoned and tender. * Soy Sauce Chicken: Another winner. It's incredibly silky and infused with a savory, aromatic soy broth that makes it stand out from your average roast chicken. Comfort in a Bowl: The Congee here is exactly what you want it to be--thick, smooth, and soul-warming. It's the ultimate comfort food, especially if you get the version with pork and preserved egg. While the chicken feet were just "okay" (good texture, but a bit standard), the BBQ meats are so superior they carry the whole meal. The "Early Bird" Perk: One of the best things about this spot is that they open early (usually around 8 AM). It is the perfect place for an authentic Asian breakfast of congee and roast meats before the rest of Chinatown even wakes up. Service & Vibe: * Value: The price-to-portion ratio is excellent. You get a lot of high-quality food for what you pay. * Pro Tip: This isn't the spot for a massive dim sum spread, but for anything BBQ or noodle-related, it's great. Bottom Line: Authentic, affordable, and consistently delicious. If you haven't tried their roast pig or duck, you're missing out on a Philly staple. read more

Ting Wong Restaurant - 3meat combo ,Congee with Chopped Beef - Noodles Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Be water, my friend... and flow straight into Ting Wong Restaurant. The food here strikes with precision and balance, just like a perfect kick. The roast duck is powerful yet graceful, tender but strong in flavor. The noodle soup moves through the body like energy itself, warming the spirit. In this place, every bite is harmony, every dish a lesson in discipline and mastery. Service is fast, focused, and full of respect. Ting Wong doesn't just serve food--it serves a philosophy of flavor. A true champion of Chinese cuisine. read more

Ting Wong Restaurant - Noodles Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

simple casual chinese restaurant with solid noodle dishes! my bf and i found ourselves here while wandering chinatown and decided to grab lunch. we ordered the combination bbq appetizer platter, the beef lo mein, and the wonton noodle soup. i think their noodle dishes are solid, but the combination bbq platter did not impress me. my favorite was the wonton noodle soup which was only $8 for a large bowl of noodles. the beef lo mein was a little more expensive, but still a great deal for the amount of food given. we honestly could've just shared one noodle dish. overall, i had a good experience but im not really in a rush to come back. it's a standard chinatown restaurant, there are plenty of other places in the area that measure up. read more

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The food was great, not expensive , great staff, and they accept card Apple Pay. I looked around to be nosy at others peoples food and everyone else's food looked delicious as well. read more

Ting Wong Restaurant - Wonton soup $8 sesame chicken and vegetable fried rice originally $9.50 but since I added the fried rice instead of white 13.50 - Noodles Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Fried rice is decent. If you go with ~3 people, you can do a meat combo, side of veggie and white rice for roughly same price as meat over rice but more food (esp veggie) read more

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Great authentic Chinese food, a large menu and fast service. I Highly recommend if you're in the area. read more

Ting Wong Restaurant - General Tso - Noodles Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

I'm going to sing high praises for Ting Wong, as it's one of my favorite Chinatown destinations in the city--and my top choice for Cantonese cuisine. The entrance sports a nostalgic view where roast duck, barbecue pork, and other meats hang on hooks, ready for purchase in-store or for take-out. I visited in a party of three for lunch, and we were promptly seated. You have the option of ordering directly with the service staff or scanning their QR code at each table to place food via their online system. The food is served in individual dishes, but the portions are sizeable enough to easily share. Each item was super delicious, especially their meats! We decided to sample three of them: roast pig, roast pork (i.e., char siu), and roast duck. If I had the stomach capacity to keep eating, I definitely would've wanted to double-down on every dish we got. The consistency of the congee was also great, the shu mai was filling and large, and the bok choy had great seasoning. In addition to the great meal itself, it's also served at a very affordable price relative to other Chinatown and city-wide establishments. This is definitely a must-visit for Cantonese-style cravings for a great meal! read more

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Tasty food, quick service, very fair prices. They accept credit cards and all staff are friendly and helpful. Try this spot out if you're in Chinatown! read more

Ting Wong Restaurant - Wonton noodle soup - Noodles Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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A perennial favorite. The soups are very good. They have a wide variety of Cantonese dishes including congee, chiang fun & other breakfast items , various noodle soups, HK style noodles, fried rice, hot entrees over rice, etc. One of my favorite entrees is Fish filet w/Chinese vegetables over rice(pictured). They also have soy chicken, roast duck, roast pork available over rice or as an appetizer. The service is adequate. The ambience isn't much to speak of. Prices are reasonable. read more

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Quick, efficient and friendly service...and delicious food! Soy chicken, BBQ spare ribs, and Roast Pork over rice was excellent! Pan-seared dumplings were a surprising treat. Ambiance was low key--which was perfect; the selling point was the delicious food; everything tasted so fresh! Worth the wait (if it's busy); you won't be disappointed. read more

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Don't expect a table if you aren't Asian. Racist as hell. Even though we were first, 4 other *asian* parties were sat before my friend I.

I recently bought a whole roast duck from Ting Wong in Chinatown for $33, but it was very disappointing. The meat was mushy and too soft, and it had an unpleasant smell, as if the duck wasn't fresh. I definitely won't be coming back for the roast duck. I also tried the pork intestine (braised/pha lau), but it wasn't cleaned well and also had an off-putting odor. On the positive side, the wontons are delicious and affordable, and the combination porridge (congee) was okay. However, based on the quality of the duck and the pork, I'll be skipping those dishes next time. read more

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With scores of Asian restaurants around 10th and 11th Streets, food that's merely 'okay' doesn't cut the mustard. Sorry Ting Wong, we weren't impressed. EXCEPT their shrimp-filled wontons are great. The broth, not so much, but the wontons -- bring 'em on! Eight per order of soup. (One bowl can easily feed three people.) I was looking for vegetable-based entrees but the menu appears to be built around rice and noodles. Dish #1: Fish Filet with Chinese Vegetables on Rice: At first bite T said, "this reminds me of fish sticks." I see where he's coming from, but my take was more like Arthur Treacher's Fish n' Chips (for us oldies who remember that chain.) There were a couple of pieces of carrots, but the predominant vegetable was bok choy. They ought to change the name. Dish #2: Beef chow fun: not a stand-out dish, but not bad. A good amount of beef, but it needs somethin'. I'll doctor up our leftovers at home. A note to self: IF we ever return -- note the capitalized IF -- try their spare ribs. They looked pretty good. read more

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Last Friday I was there to oder 1/2 Rsted Duck ,8 wonton Dumplings w/ broth and 1 order of Beef Chow Fun come out $43.00 for Lunch . The Beef Chow Fun is Tasteless , what wasted of $17.50 the rated duck & shrimp Dumplings are very good . Sim like this Restaurant CANT HANDLE or Do good with the WOK WORKS..!! And yes I hv been working in kitchen for the last 39yrs so I know what I'm talking..!! read more

Excellent service delicious char siu pork combination with white rice and bok choy. Friendly staff members beautiful ambiance upon entering with carcasses of delicious meats on display for your viewing and consumption pleasure. read more

Always going same place would be boring. But find new place is difficult. This place is new to me even always passing by from supermarket. So why give a try... very clean inside and Chinese customer inside ( even tourists would be fine) so ok good to try. So we are looking at menu and yeah can't decide.. many many choice . Ofcause. Over rice, noodle soup fry noodle, ... etc. But stick with soup noodle this time. I decided roast pork and duck and others choose wonton noodle. Look at menu price is cheaper than some popular place it was plus. Any way we got both noodle . Wonton seams ok but inside of wonton is full of shrimp taste good soup soy sauce base . And mine both meat are little big than o expected . And noodle I choose flat noodle was ok it's rice flat noodle. I think this restaurant use dry noodle but egg noodle is not dry noodle any way if you want to eat chewy flat shaved noodle i recommend other place. But if don't care and eat meat come here. I look at other tables they order meat over rice was also big portion and looks good. Any way it was good . I will be back soon ... read more

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We've been going to this well know establishment for over 29 years now. The decor has improved slightly over time and has cleaned up significantly. There is an ordering kiosk right as you walk in if you don't want to order in person. The food is great, hot, and delicious. The prices are so reasonable! A bowl of egg noodle soup with roasted duck and shrimp wontons for $12!! read more

Ting Wong Restaurant - Egg Noodle soup with roasted duck and wonton - Noodles Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

This place is old school and straight to the point - good food and cheap prices. If you wanna warm up on a cold day you better go here and get the beef noodle soup with wontons. If you aren't a fan of gelatinous textures then ask for it without tendon - I'll eat it cuz it's nice and good for your health. Make sure you also get the fried dough to add some texture and eat it with the soup. Service and ambiance were good. read more

Ting Wong Restaurant - Beef noodle soup with wontons and fried dough - Noodles Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Great food and great staffs super friendly. The soup so tasty I ordered duck noodle with dumplings. I like it a lot. Food super fast served my wife and I enjoyed here at Ting Wong Restaurant in Chinatown areas. Must recommend..! The price are okay too read more

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My *favorite* Cantonese roast meats spot; it even tops Big Wong in NYC for me, which is huge since I've been going there since childhood. First discovered this gem last year on a short Philly trip. We had a birthday feast: wonton noodle soup, half roast duck, a chicken leg + roast pig combo over rice, and beef fried Ho fun. Our meal was delectable. A few months back we saw that they were temporarily closed and was pretty bummed about it. Then one weekend in April we decided to drive up to Philly again and it just so happened that it was the weekend of their re-opening! This time we ordered that same chicken leg + roast pork combo over rice, wonton noodles lo mein style, and a side of roast pig. The roast pig was fried to perfection, it even held up the next day when we reheated our leftovers. Suffice it to say this is our fav spot in Philly! read more

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The food is really tasty for the price and the amount you get is such a value. Definitely worth a stop!

Rude guy at the front. Bad service, bad food. They rushed everything and my wonton was still cold in the center. Do not go there, unless you want some awful Chinese food. read more

Pros: Authentic Cantonese style cuisine. Rice bowls with duck, chicken, and cuttle fish were all delicious, generously portioned, and affordable. Off menu vegetables dishes were more expensive than expected, but still worth it. Friendly, accommodating staff, which is uncommon for Chinese restaurants. Cons: No parking. read more

While M Kee is my favorite spot in Chinatown for usual Chinese/Cantonese fare, this place is one I also frequent. Many years ago, I used to find them significantly worse in terms of taste and quality but since moving back to Philly a few months ago, I've tried them a few times and realized they've improved. M Kee's beef chow fun and Amoy mei fun are still better but I do like the seafood/combo lo mein from here, as well as the fish and rice. They are closed on Wednesdays - just a warning. read more

I ALWAYS come here - but beware, I've finally gotten ripped off at Ting Wong. I asked for 2 pounds of the roast bbq pork and paid for 2 pounds. Once I got home I was thinking it seemed a bit light...so I weighed it. I have only slightly more than 1 pound and that's including the container weight. As a reference for all other customers, these circular containers in the picture typically only can hold 0.5 pounds. So the math is there, 2 containers shown in my picture should be around 1 pounds. read more

Ting Wong Restaurant - Noodles Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

I took a trip to Chinatown to pick up bakery goods for my company's Lunar New Year Party - I got there early thinking the bakery would be open at 8:30 am however they opened at 9am. I had 30 minutes to kill. I wandered to the neighborhood looking for a coffee shop and stopped to checkout the duck and pork. They were just hanging them up and they had seating and I saw a big pot of broth steaming. My tastebuds woke up and was craving Chinese noodle soup. 3 components of delicious noodle soup. #1!main ingredient is the broth - not super greasy, watered down and super salty. You should taste the yummy goodness that comes from the bones #2 noodles - cooked al dente not mushy or broken ( why do people break precious noodles up) thin egg noodles are the best#3 meat - fresh Peking duck and char sui pork . Perfection! read more

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Best restaurant in Chinatown Philly right now! Absolutely love this spot. I always order the roast pork and roast duck over rice and their congee are really good as well. Highly recommend this restaurant. Service is always great here. read more

The service and the food here is great! The cash menu prices are decent, and the duck definitely brings good value to any diner. Unfortunately rice does not come with the half duck entree but you can add it for $1.50 so that's not too terrible. Definitely will come back! read more

We've eaten here a few times and have been very happy with the Cantonese food. However as of 12/22/2024 they are closed. The sign on the door reads that this is temporary. I hope they will reopen soon. read more

Food: 4/5, Value: 5/5 Great authentic Cantonese food This place has really great authentic food that is a great value. For under $10 each, you get a large portion of food. We got the beef chow fun and Peking pork chop. The beef chow fun had good flavor and the beef was tender, although a little under-seasoned. The Peking pork chop sauce was perfect and authentic and was hot and crunchy. You can get shrimp cheung fun for $4 which is cheaper than any dim sum place and one of my favorites (so chewy and soft with a good amount of shrimp). One of our favorites in china town! read more

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Their meats are amazing here. The duck is usually very juicy and tender and their roast pork, crispy pork is so yummy. I tried their wonton soup today and I didn't really like the wontons. So im not super sure about the foods there but the meats I can vouch for. Delicious. read more

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1) shrimp congee 2) roast duck Both good. Went late afternoon. Duck was cold. Usually always make a trip here every time we are in philly. read more

I've been coming here for years now and always am satisfied with my Roast Pork rice dish that I get. The portions are great, the vegetables are a nice side, and the soy sauce on the rice went well with everything. The meat itself is good quality. I am always happy with how consistent the food I get here is. read more

Ting Wong Restaurant - Sliced Roast Pork over rice - Noodles Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

It's safe to say that this is a very authentic Chinese restaurant. They don't have anything like General's chicken. So ultimately, I went with Chicken, Chinese broccoli and rice. Pretty straightforward, nothing fancy. It was a very hot day and they only serve hot tea (NO SODA). We asked for cups and ice to cool things down. As luck would have it, they ran out of cups and I drank out of a to go bowl for soup. Side note: make sure you tip, they will ask for it. read more