Heng Feng Hand Drawn Noodles

Sunnie Esquivel 6 months ago

I like the food a lot! Except the chicken dumplings it was kinda dry. Except from that the place is kinda peaceful idk if it’s because there’s only 2 tables with people but yeh!

John Soto 6 months ago

Exceptional. Perfect location at the heart of Chinatown. Walking distance to the Liberty Bell and all sorts of attractions. Food was the best Chinese food we have ever had. Authentic. Friendly and highly knowledgeable staff. Highly recommend this delicious place👌

Mei Deng 8 months ago

Standard Chinese restaurant, wasn’t mind blowing. - Crispy fried chicken Taiwanese style ($8): 9/10, great texture and flavor - Pork wonton w/ chili sauce ($7.95): 6/10, just okay - Shanghai pan fried pork soup dumplings ($8.95): Don’t remember but prob good

Peche “Peche” Peche 9 months ago

Heng Feng restaurant has a very small, cozy space, but we were seated quickly which I appreciated. The food itself was absolutely delicious definitely the highlight of the visit. However, the service could have been a bit more attentive. Our server didn’t really check on us, and when I asked a question about my dumplings (which looked a little different than others I noticed), I didn’t receive a response. On the plus side, the bathrooms were very clean and the total for everything came out to about $40, which felt reasonable for what we ordered. One thing to note because the space is small, noise carries a lot. There was a baby crying for most of our meal, so I probably wouldn’t recommend this spot for guests with infants. Overall, great food and fast seating, but the service and environment could be improved a bit.

MingYang Lu 10 months ago

Not having dim sum in the restaurant’s name definitely hurts this place with non-chinese potential customers, but maybe its better that way as this rather unassuming diner could not possibly handle the kind of rush / crowd the other locations get during convention weekends. But I think if you have a late night crazing for dim sum, specifically chicken feet and soup dumplings, this is one of the bests in china town I was genuinely blown away at how good the chicken feet was at 8pm on a thursday, and their soup dumplings were one of the best in philly china town. Its soup was savory, sweet, and not too oily, and the dumpling peels were a bit thicker, clearly hand made, with a nice qq texture. Their freshly made potstickers and cucumber salad were also incredible. I would argue they were must order dishes. We came here after seeing a line at Tom’s Dim Sum and having eaten at Tom’s before, I can confidently say this was a better experience. While it doesn’t have as pretty of an interior, the food clearly shows the experience of an expert chef.