Sang Kee Noodle House

Nicholas “Terriblydelulu” Ramnarine 3 months ago

This place is phenomenal. Even while this place is so popular, they always manage to find space with providing ample space to walk. They service is also crazy fast; and you'd think that the food would be bad because of how fast the service is, but that is absolutely false--the food is delicious. I've done eat in and take-out and both services are fast and delicious. Though, I think the portions when you eat in are much bigger, but don't quote me. Anyways, go here if you're ever missing some authentic food with quality you can trust.

Gary Albaugh 3 months ago

During our appointments at UPenn at various parts of the campus, we stopped here a couple times to eat. On this review, my son had the Pad Thai and I had the Japanese Eggplant in Garlic Sauce. The wait staff was quick and attentive. They came several times to refill our drinks and check on the food and service. The portion sizes were large. I could not finish my main entree. It's in University City, so the area is pretty safe and lots of college students and medical staff (doctors, nurses, etc.) were in the restaurant. Overall, it's great menu, service and price for Philadelphia (any large city locale is always a bit higher in price, but they are reasonable).

Display Name 4 months ago

For a place called noodle house the noodles were seriously bland. No flavor, no texture. The meat and shrimp in the soup was shrunken and lacked flavor. The dumpling in the soup was good but that is all i could recommend. There are so many better options for noodles in philadelphia. This is the house special noodle soup. Does it look special?

Yuni Cedric 5 months ago

At first, I was skeptical about this place due to the reviews; however, I gave it a try. The food was decent for me, not as bad as described by reviews. Staff were okay, and service was fast enough.

Ming Lu a year ago

We visited Sang Kee Noodle House for a birthday dinner and left feeling underwhelmed. It doesn’t measure up to Sang Kee Peking Duck House in Chinatown. The food here is just average, portions are smaller, and the prices are slightly higher. Service was lackluster. The only real advantage is that the location offers easier parking. Overall Ratings: Restaurant: 3/5 Service: 2/5 Food: 3/5 Parking: Street Parking (more convenient than Chinatown) Atmosphere: I liked the decor—clean, open, and modern—but the menu is quite limited. Unlike the Chinatown location, there’s no Peking duck on display, and the variety just isn't there. Service: Nothing notable. We ordered, they brought the food. The staff didn’t seem particularly attentive or engaged. Overall, the experience felt pretty forgettable. What We Ordered: -House Special Noodle: Just okay. The flavor was weak and didn’t stand out. -Braised Beef Flank Noodle: Also just okay. The broth lacked depth and had a strange aftertaste. Neither noodle dish came with wontons—you have to pay extra for those, along with other typical add-ons. It felt like everything that would normally be included came with an extra charge. Final Thoughts