Upscale Chinese w/ a club vibe. Must-try Peking Duck, Chicken Satay, & extensive GF options. Great for a splurge!
Philippe Chow offers a high-end Chinese dining experience, known for its upscale ambiance and extensive menu. While some reviews suggest it may be past its prime, many still find the food to be uniquely amazing and worth the splurge, especially for special occasions. The restaurant also boasts a notable gluten-free menu, making it accessible for a wider range of diners.
Philippe Chow specializes in upscale Chinese cuisine, with standout dishes like Peking Duck and Chicken Satay frequently recommended. The restaurant also offers a comprehensive gluten-free menu, which is a major draw. While many rave about the unique flavors, some diners feel the food is overpriced for the quality compared to other Chinatown options.
"Peking Duck, Chicken Satay, Beijing chicken, and sweet and sour chicken are frequently recommended. The restaurant is also noted for its good gluten-free dishes."
Customer feedback is mixed, with some praising the unique and amazing food, particularly the Peking Duck and Chicken Satay, while others feel it's overpriced or past its prime. The extensive gluten-free menu is a significant positive for many.
Important Note
Some reviews suggest the restaurant may be past its prime and that the food is overpriced compared to other options in Chinatown. The clubby vibe might not be for everyone.
"This user describes Philippe Chow as having a clubby vibe, popular years ago, with good but overpriced food past its prime."
Neutral"This user defends their 'mids' rating for Philippe Chow, stating that any upscale Chinese place could be considered that and that food quality should be prioritized over flash."
Neutral"This user enjoyed Philippe Chow, rating it 8/10 and noting that while similar meals can be had cheaper in Chinatown, the overall experience justifies the price for a splurge."
Positive"The original poster heard mixed reviews about Philippe Chow."
Neutral"This user calls Philippe Chow 'mids'."
Neutral"Philippe Chow is recommended."
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