Your Favorite Ethnic in Philly
Please share your favorite places in Philly for great ethnic places.
Here's mine:
Kim's Korean BBQ- It was so much fun and delicious. Also, the staff couldn't have been more welcoming. Fun to go with a group.
Uzbekistan--I loved being surrounded by people speaking Russian and having a great time. Bring your own vodka and prepare to have a feast with huge platters of food.
Vietnam--the grilled stuffed grape leaves and the spring rolls are worth finding a parking place.
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If you're in the Philly Burbs, Himalayan is wonderful. Decor is nothing special, but the food and service is great. Lots of Indians eat there on the weekends at brunch (parties); not solely targeted at non-Indians - they include things like Goat Curry (with bones) in the buffet frequently, but they also have a great Tikka Masala and Navratan Korma, plus good deserts.
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Himalayan Exotic Indian Cuisine
81 Lancaster Ave, Malvern, PA 19355 -
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great thread!
Nan Zhou Hand Drawn Noodle House for Chinese (noodles obviously), Ocean Harbor for Dim Sum
I really love Tiffin but I haven't been to Ekta yet.
Abyssinia or Dahlak for Ethiopian/Eritrean
Nhu Y for banh mi, Cafe Viet Huong for pho or make-your-own summer rolls
Los Taquitos de Puebla for tacos, especially Al Pastor
Claudio's for italian deli food (that is ethnic too!)
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Anybody has recommendations on Peruvian (think cerviche and papusas?) or Mexican (menudo, pozole, actual homemade mole)
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Tierra Columbiana for Cuban and Columbian food.
And what's the place in Gray's Ferry that has great Turkish? (same owners as Cafe Fulya, I think)...
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re: thehungrything
Dim Sum Garden has wonderful Xiao Long Bao
for me Han Dynasty has most authentic without going to NY or to Hong Kong.
Second the vote for Rangoon. Thousand Layer Bread is amazing.
Manilla Bay in the northeast is a GREAT Filippino restaurant.
Piccana is the only Brazilian restaurant worth visiting.
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re: Bashful3
I love the prepared food. I don't know the russian names...but they have many different kinds of pierogis my favorite is stuffed with cabbage. They also have a delicous chopped, cold beet salad. My husband loves the very heavy black bread and always gets smoked fish. Most people are really helpful if you ask them what something is.
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