Dj Kitchen

Love the food. But last night , service was reversed. Recieved entrees before drinks and appetizers. Drinks came way late and actually canceled one when it didnt arrive with the other. As we were the last customers, didn't pay close clos attention to the reciept and didn't realize i was still charged for the drink. Tske care with the bubble teas. My companion had difficulty puncturing the seal with the straw and spilled part of it. No offer was made to provide another.

We took a chance and boy, we're We pleases. I can't believe I forgot to take pictures! The food was delicious. We got wontons in spicy oil, sesame shrimp, Singapore noodles and wonton soup. I liked that cans of Coke were an option for drinks. Your order on the tablet and it's very convenient. Highly recommend!

DJ Kitchen has some of the best food I've ever eaten. I constantly crave their cold sesame noodles and their pork soup dumplings. Their menu is huge, but if you go with a big party, be prepared to pass around a single iPad for everyone to order. This can really slow things down. However, the staff is kind and courteous and the restaurant is clean, if half finished. I will definitely eat here again!

The absolute best Chinese food I've found in the area! Every single dish we got was incredible. Loved the fresh shrimp Har gau, sesame balls, spring rolls, cold wood ear mushrooms (spice is a bit mouth numbing- in a good way!), awesome doufu Gan with garlic chives, house mei fun, and the chili oil on the wontons was incredible. My friend said his sweet and sour chicken was the best he'd ever had. We will be ordering chili oil with everything from now on, it's so flavorful. Nothing was greasy at all, everything was so fresh. Couldn't recommend higher.

This is my FAVORITE Philadelphia Asian restaurant - outside of the more higher-end, more expensive restaurants like Buddakan and Sampan - and in my Top 7 of favorite Philly restaurants altogether. I've been coming here for at least 5-6 years and they never miss! It is a hidden gem in the city. The food is spectacular, which is really surprising given how many items they have on it. Usually with restaurants, the more items you offer, the more the quality of food goes down. My personal favorite is the dry pot style fish or tofu with extra lotus root, the stir fried string beans, and a fruit tea. Also recommended items would be the black bean style chicken or the sweet and sour chicken. I bring my out-of-towner guests here and it immediately becomes their go-to restaurant. Every time they're in town, they demand to go to this restaurant. To be fair, here are the following downsides: 1) When it's cold outside, it's cold inside. The heating is that great. However, the seating area and restroom is very neat, clean, and well decorated. 2) The food runs very oily and sometimes a little salty. However, since i know this, I request that they make my food less oily and/or salty and they accommodate to perfection. 3) I personally didn't like the vegetable dumplings but my friend did so what can you say? I also don't love their fried cheese wonton (crab rangoon used to be a favorite dish of mine when I ate dairy and meat) but I think it's just a style preference. It's not bad at all, just not my favorite version. However, even with all of those things, the food is so good and they are very accommodating to tailoring to your specific dietary request, this place is a 10 out of 10.

High quality authentic Chinese dishes. I’ve tried a lot if different menu items and always a 10/10. Pictured here is Wontons in Chili Oil, Chongqing Dry Pepper Chicken and Dan Dan Noodles. If you like your food on the spicier side all three of these option are great. Could be spicier IMO but I am a complete spice freak so I’m sure this would satisfy a normal human :)