Han Dynasty - Old City

Jacqueline Bella 2 months ago

Great food, great music and very sweet and funny staff. The atmosphere is great and like I said there is great music. The service is incredibly fast and they even let us in right before closing. Definitely recommend, also in a fun part of the city next to the water.

DIEGO ALEJANDRO VERA IBARRA 3 months ago

A great surprise. My son and I were looking for a place to have lunch before the World Cup game we were going to watch in PHL. And we stumbled upon this restaurant, which exceeded all our expectations. They seated us right away, and the prices were very reasonable. The food tasted excellent! A great option for tourists, but also for locals

Joshua McCauley 6 months ago

Went here and was excited to try their Dan Dan noodles. Ended up getting that and the fried green beans. The atmosphere was great, there were just two things I wasn't a fan of. The food was cooked very well, but it had little spice. This was a disappointment, particularly because this restaurant says it is a Sichuan restaurant and I had no Sichuan peppercorns in either my my dishes. Both were listed as spicy, with at least one up to 7/10. To me it was a 2/10 but again that's subjective. Really, the dishes should have had Sichuan peppercorns no matter the slice level. What also happened was that I found there was happy hour (food and drinks) when there, but only if I was sitting at the bar. I wasn't offered the seating option when I entered, only to the dining area. One, it's odd that happy hour is only based on seating, but two to not be offered that when walking in was confusing and unhelpful. In the future, I hope that is made clear during happy hour or the seating dependence is removed. Overall food is great, it just needs more spice. And please either remove the seating policy for happy hour or make it clear to customers when they come in.

Kyle McCarthy a year ago

We are big fans of the NYC outposts of Han Dynasty so it was fun to visit the mother ship. Food was delicious as always, staff was young and fun, but dishes and vibe were different too. We loved the happy hour menu which goes to 6:30. It encouraged us to try fried chicken dumplings and spicy pork belly which were delicious. Seemed like a lot of locals in there having fun. Then we had the dan Dan noodles (spicy!!!), shredded duck and a plate of fresh peas greens, two favorites. All yummy!

Venessa Manzano 2 years ago

Stopped by here for a late lunch with the family. It was close to our hotel (walking distance). We went during a time when it wasn't busy. We were welcomed by a staff member who seated us right away. Those who took our order and brought out the food were friendly and efficient. Overall, the food was good. The scallion pancakes were a little on the smaller size. The shrimp for the honey walnut dish was not what we had initially expected -- it was breaded, similar to that of Chinese chicken fingers -- but still good. The shrimp lo mein had an added taste which I was trying to identify. It reminded me of pork or some kind of meat -- but again, still good. The place was nice, spacious with high ceilings, and has a huge bar. It reminded me of a bar/lounge back in NYC, but it was a little dim. Overall, it was a decent place to get some Chinese food in the area. Also, I believe they will be moving locations soon.