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My husband and I moved to the area from centercity 2 years ago and were so upset when Chinatown wasnt accessable. Then we found Chun Hing. It is one of the best places we have ever been to. The service is always friendly and warm. They really are a family owned place and will remember your face as well as your order! We are planning to move back downtown but will be driving up to Chun Hing as often as possible!!

I've going to Chung hing for 18 years and counting, and my parents have been going there long before I was born. They know us by first name there-- they are some of the friendliest and homiest restaurant owners I have ever met, and they are always willing to accommodate. The food is incredible as well-- there is not a thing on the menu you will be disappointed by. I feel that the food is closer to traditional Chinese food-- the only thing there seriously fried is the sweet and sour chicken. The General Tso's Chicken is amazing-- best I've had. If you're in the area or are passing through, GO TO THIS RESTAURANT.

I have been going to Chun Hing for the last 15 years. I have tried many of the dishes on the menu. By no means are the portions offered at this restaurant small. Although size is determined by opinion, I would bet on it being extremely difficult to find many other restaurants with larger portions.

We have been going to Chun Hing since we moved from California 13 years ago. Only once did we have a problem with one dish and the staff immediately took care of it. The atmosphere is typical Chinese - - no big deal, but the food can't be beat. It is also a BYOB, however, if you are ordering takeout they might offer you a beer (if they have it). It is family owned and if you go regularly, they remember your name and your order. There is plenty of parking too (located in the Path Mark shopping Center down from Target/City Avenue). Eat and enjoy!!

Chun Hing originally began downtown many years ago at 15th and Spruce and was our favorite Center City Chinese restaurant while is was open. A second location (the current one) opened near City Line Ave. The downtown restaurant closed after a fire quite a while ago and never reopened. The food at Chun Hing is a significant cut above most Chinese restaurants in Philadelphia. Several of our favorite dishes are made with delicious and subtle sauces that are not offered elsewhere. "Shing Tau" style is delicious. So is "herbal taste" flavor. The portions and prices are typical for nice Chinese restaurants in Chinatown or elsewhere in the city. We always have plenty left over if we order a dish per person. Most entrees are probably in the $10-15. range. The restaurant is comfortable, if not fancy. Great place for families. Service is excellent. Always highly attentive.

I don't know what kind of portions the previous reviewer is accustomed to, but I think the portions at Chun Hing are decent. I also think the prices are average for chinese food. This is good quality chinese food. One of the ways I judge a chinese restaurant is the quality of the hot and sour soup. They get it right at Chun Hing, with lots of veggies and tofu in a hearty and spicy broth. We love Mr. Goldman's scallops, with chinese broccoli, the sauce is peppery and the scallops cooked perfectly. The vegatables are always crisp, never soggy. Sauces in all dishes are flavorful and no MSG is used. Also a big fan of sesame beef, chicken or beef shing tau style served with sauteed watercress.

The food is great, but way overpriced and the portions are very small! Get two entrees when you go because the servings are about 1/3 the size of any other restaurant and almost 2x as much (ie...$15.00 for Lo Mein...). It's in a strip mall, not a 4-star location, but the food is very, very good. The General Tso's tofu is fabulous!