Spring Chinese Restaurant
3739 Lancaster Ave, Philadelphia, PA, 19104
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Address :
3739 Lancaster Ave
Philadelphia, PA, 19104 - Phone (215) 222-1000
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 11
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Street
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
Categories
Chinese Cuisine
The popularity of Chinese food in America can be adjudicated by the appearance of China Town in many major cities in the United State of America. The popular trend of ordering or opting for Chinese take away food isn't unknown in America. Chinese take away food comes to rescue when you're too tired from work or too exhausted to cook. No one can resist the temptation of eating spicy noodles, shrimp, chicken, beef or pork cooked in the sweet and spicy sauce. The cooking method of authentic Chinese food is a lot different compared to what is served in America.
Generally, Chinese use dark meat small bones and organs to cook dishes but this changes when you are eating American-Chinese fusion food prepared using white boneless meat cooked with broccoli, carrots and onions. Back in China, the food is less spicy and oily as they favor steaming and braising method for cooking the most popular dishes. So, if you have a taste for authentic Chinese food, then try finding a real Chinese restaurant in the city. You can also try the most popular fusion Chinese food like Pecking Duck, Chicken Feet, Hot Pot, Shrimp Dumpling Soup, Mapo Tofu, Wontons, Chop Suey, Egg Rolls and not to forget Fortune Cookies.
There are not many restaurants in America serving authentic Chinese food. A little research on Restaurant Listings directory can help you locate the best Chinese restaurants in the city. Chinese cuisine is continuously evolving, and you can find a variety of dishes categorized as the food for lactose intolerant, gluten intolerant, vegan, vegetarian, and diabetic friendly. So, if you have a group of friends with different taste patterns, save the hassle and visit the nearest Chinese restaurant in your city.
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Mahmoud H.
If you are a college kid you gotta give this place 5 stars. First of all it is really cheap. The food is more than enough for one meal especially if you get the lunch specials or the combination dishes. I usually order pick up on grubhub. By the time i walk there from my dorm (less than 10 min) the food is ready, fresh and hot. It is always up to my satisfaction. Oh also try random stuff, probably wont be disappointed.
(5)Phil Y.
On two different occasions I have ordered from them and have had to wait more than an hour (a hour & a half actually) for delievery. Mind you I live 3 blocks away. When I called to complain.. They gonna tell me that they are very busy. They magically came to deliever in 10 min later. This place has gone down over the last year.
(1)India P.
Good food but when they are busy they take forever and if u call and complain they say the food is on it's way. Took and additional hour after that! Food was cold and the customer service was horrible needless to say I stopped ordering from here.
(2)Whitly G.
They're okay if you're in the mood for some typical Americanized Chinese food. The food is actually pretty good, but expect an attitude if you use their delivery service. They gave me a completely wrong order, and then treated me as if I did something wrong (and never corrected their mistake). They really need someone else to take orders via phone. I either just go pick it up, or order a pizza because the attitudes they give is scary when someone is cooking your food, ya know?
(2)Janine M.
I have gotten takeout a few times, it's near my son's daycare. Delicious. Dumplings are huge, plentiful & tasty. Egg foo young is addictive. Good prices. Nicest takeout environment I have seen. (U can dine-In also). I don't understand mediocre reviews...yummy & cheap.
(4)Jocelyn B.
For what this place is, which s a hole in the wall, its pretty good. I've always had take out which is normally very quick and but still always seems fresh. They've got a great lunch special and everything else is pretty cheap too. But you do have to pay for fortune cookies.
(4)Saida T.
Ok, i'm on my second order from this place. I'm in love with the fried scallops, can you say " delish" !
(4)Ashley R.
food is ok. it satisfies the craving for chinese cuisine and the price is unbeatable. This place is a block away from my job so on the days i cant leave the office for even a second, i order in. My only issue with the service ...i ordered for delivery and the drver called me and told me he was on the corner and to come get it. when i told him i couldnt leave the office, he gave me an attitude and told me he would come to the door.......which is still far enough from my office to where i couldnt even go. I paid the fee for delivery! I'm not coming to get it....a few more feet and i would have been able to just order for pick up!
(3)Abhishek Y.
Meh. The best way to describe this place. Not amazing, not terrible. Just meh. The food is your typical greasy and cholesterol/heart-attack inducing Chinese food available around the corner of the block. That isn't to say it is bad - it's just the Americanized (and nothing compared to the real stuff) Chinese food. The vegetarian options are plenty, although vegetarians should be wary of anything fried - the fryers are the same whether they are frying chicken, pork, beef, or your vegetables. The upside is that the food is quite cheap, and for a location close to several college campuses, I'm sure they're doing quite well. Just watch your back when you're in the area; streets in the high 30's through low 40's in the Lancaster/Powelton Area can get a bit seedy in the evenings and night.
(3)Mr. B.
Yup. Just ordered from here, hoping that the hot and sour soup lived up to the 5 star review... I got Szechuan Chicken, Boneless Pork BBQ App, and Hot and Sour soup. Sadly it was all disappointing. Typical Americanized Chinese food, overly sauced, not spicy at all, and slightly bland. I was really disappointed by the Hot and Sour soup as it lived up to the other reviewer's comment 'Neither hot or sour'. I"ll probably order from here again as it wasn't TERRIBLE, but it wasn't wonderful either. Maybe I'll ask whomever takes my order for their favorite dish.
(2)Autumn E.
I DON'T CARE THAT YOU DON'T HAVE FORTUNE COOKIES, I LOVE YOU THE MOST. Super cheap, delivery, and I always have equal-sized leftovers for the next day if I just get a pint of soup and the dumplings. If you crave spice, they can give you spicy- we recommend the spicy garlic wontons, extra spicy, for the daring. Imma try your vegetarian real soon, Spring.
(5)Melissa W.
Ugh. This is not a place where you can just pick something that sounds good off the menu without knowing exactly what it is. Avoid the Szechuan-style noodles at all costs. But it sounds like it could be good, right? Well apparently it's a terrible lo mein with more onions and cabbage than noodles in a gross goopy brown sauce. There wasn't much noodle going on, let alone anything even remotely Szechuan. I'm by no means a picky eater, and I found them completely inedible. I never ever throw away food, so this must not constitute as food. Even the fries were bad. Who messes up French fries? Spring Chinese Restaurant does. They were hard, dry, and stale tasting. Really? You could buy frozen fries at the grocery store and they'd come out much better than these. At least these were still edible though. The hot and sour soup was decent. Not necessarily good, but passable. The pork fried rice was bland, but also passable. The half a fried chicken was also okay. Delivery took over 20 minutes longer than they said it would, making it a whole hour and twenty minute wait for this miserable meal. They should be ashamed at how bad their food is, even for American takeout Chinese, for which the bar is set pretty low in the first place. I'm giving them two stars only because the food didn't make me horrendously ill (so far), and it would be (mostly) edible in case of a nuclear holocaust. In fact, the good news is that it might even survive a nuclear holocaust. Evergreen, I'll never stray from you again. Hell, this place even makes China Inn look tasty.
(2)Yannes I.
It is a typical chinese restaurant. The food is good. I recommend general tso's chicken, shrimp with garlic sauce and hot and sour soup. U must try shrimp with garlic sauce, it will surprise you.
(3)Marc D.
Mehhh...not horrible...but not good either. We live near here, less than 5 blocks away. But, we rarely go. The food just isn't compelling enough to beckon you to come back. I'd much rather drive the 10 minutes to go to Danny's Wok, or go to Shangri-La. But, I didn't want to pay cash, I didn't want to spend a lot of money on dinner, and I really was too tired to go anywhere else, so Spring is where I went. Don't get your hopes up. They'll never be a place that lives up to your expectations. But, if your lazy, really don't want to put out any effort...this place will give you a modicum of sustenance.
(2)Elise R.
Spring Chinese has the best Hot and Sour soup. Seriously love this place.
(5)Luna G.
I rarely order delivery, but when I do it's always Spring. Their portions are extremely generous, and their garlic sauce rocks. I recommend the spare ribs, roast pork, diet chicken and broccoli, and tofu and veggie soup. The only thing I've ordered and haven't liked is the hot and sour soup- it's neither hot nor sour.
(4)Sam G.
I've only ordered from here twice thus far, and went to pick it up. The first time, I ordered the sesame vegetarian "chicken;" the second, the General Tso's "chicken." I always love finding places where they have mock meats instead of just tofu. I really enjoyed both dishes, and they steam their broccoli to a good consistency. All in all, it's not exceptional food, but the fact that they have a mock meat selection sold me.
(4)Gordon D.
Typical Chinese fast food. Not too pricey, and the dumplings and stir fry are good. Wonton soup is sometimes ok, sometimes way too salty. They have tables and chairs, but nobody actually uses them except to wait for their take-out. Most of the time I go for delivery, which is good and generally arrives on time.
(3)Pinkjadez Z.
This is my favorite Chinese takeout during my time at school...I still try to drive by once in a while... but its a lil scary at that corner.. I love their selection of mock-items, as in vegetarian choices...the Mock General Tso's Chicken is sooo delicious... I've tried ordering this at other places but they can't seem to get it right... an order of Mock General Tso' Chicken is pretty large and can be shared with 3-4 others...yummy!!
(4)M W.
I only order from here when i forget how bad they are. the wontons are way to doughy and salty. everyonce in awhile i try and give them another chance...then i remember why i get things delivered instead of walking half a block to pick it up
(1)Steve W.
This take out Chinese restaurant is same with all the other Chinese take out restaurants. I always order the Seafood Soup and Two Shrimp Egg Rolls. I didn't like their dumpings cuz the skin is too thick and not my style. I haven't tried their General Tso's or Sesame but I am sure that those dishes must be good cuz those dishes are the staple of American Chinese take out restaurants. Cheap prices. Why not? Oh yeah, they don't accept card. Wack.
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