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Via Marniga, 38, 37010 Brenzone sul Garda VR, ItalyRestaurant $30 to $50
927 Arch St, Philadelphia, PA 19107, United States
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If you're in Philadelphia and craving authentic Chinese cuisine, look no further than Jiangnan Philadelphia, located at 927 Arch St, Philadelphia, PA. This cozy spot offers a welcoming atmosphere perfect for dining in, but they also make it easy to enjoy their delicious dishes from the comfort of your home with options like kerbside pickup, no-contact delivery, and takeaway. The restaurant is known for its diverse menu, which includes comforting Chinese comfort food and small plates, ideal for sharing or enjoying solo. Whether you're in the mood for a refreshing cocktail, a glass of wine, or some spirits, Jiangnan Philadelphia offers a well-rounded drink selection to complement your meal. From savory entrees to satisfying bites, every dish is crafted with care and offers a taste of traditional flavors with a modern touch. Whether you decide to sit down and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere or take your meal to go, Jiangnan Philadelphia is ready to serve you with a delightful experience and great food.
Prices and dish names are transcribed from the restaurant's printed menu, photographed in August 2026 and reproduced on the menu page. Hours, address and service options come from the restaurant's public business profile. An editor confirmed the restaurant was trading on 4 September 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.
927 Arch St, Philadelphia, PA 19107, United States
Probably one of the best Peking ducks in the city! This place perfectly captures what a modern Chinese restaurant should look and feel like. Every dish we had was authentic and delicious. The Potpourri Milk was an absolute standout, easily the most delicious dessert rice wine I’ve ever had.
Jiang Nan’s happy hour might be one of the most underrated in the area; the value is insane!! Their happy hour is every Monday through Thursday from 3pm-6pm! Every plate is super generous, full of flavor, and honestly feels like you’re getting full entrée portions for happy hour prices. We tried everything on their happy hour menu, but the standouts were the chili oil dumplings (soft, spicy, and so comforting), the black truffle crispy tofu (light, aromatic, and perfectly fried), and the blueberry General Tso’s chicken (a fun twist that actually works and tastes incredible). I also was obsessed with their green beans! To sip, the lychee martini is a must. It is refreshing, subtly sweet, and pairs perfectly with all the savory dishes. For $9 it is a true steal as well! If you need a spot for an after-work hangout or a fun meet-up with friends, this is such a good option. You can share a ton of dishes, try new flavors, and walk out feeling full and happy without dropping a crazy amount. Highly recommend adding this one to your happy hour rotation; you surely won't be disappointed!
Jiang nan is always my go-to option when I don't know where to eat. And whenever I'm here, I always order peking duck. It's probably not the best pecking duck out there but is pretty solid. I discover that this salted egg shrimp is soo good! Each shrimp is big and has a crunchy shell covered in delicious salted egg sauce. The veggie is also good with the bean curd seasoning. I would not order dan dan noodle again because it is pretty bland.
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Nearest first, then across the Rio Grande Valley.