Banana Leaf, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Asian Restaurant Details

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"Exceptional" feasts and a "big-party" atmosphere help define this "vibrant" tropical-themed Malaysian BYO in Chinatown; it's too "loud for some, but for many "fast service", "decent" prices and "lots of options" win out – and keep in mind it's "open until late."

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My wife and I lunched here. The inside is clean and nicely decorated, and the service was friendly and efficient.We enjoyed the food and the service, will stop by again.

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Good mixture (Nonya, Mamak, Malay, Chinese and Indian, ext) of Malaysian food.

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Went to this joint on Christmas day because a lot of places were closed before midnight. Had ordered the "Spicy the I chicken rice*" and I have the day there was not a hint of spice in it. The proportion was really small, like child menus small. Just wasn't anywhere close to the listed name.

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As we say in my country, this place have the three B: Bueno (good), bonito (nice) and barato (cheap). Just one hint: when you want to order some fried noodles, you know, thinking on eat something similar to fast food noodles, just remember to ask for some EGG noodles. If you don't do that, your going to eat some delicious soup! I happened to me and I decided to eat them, but that was not what I was looking for... ha, ha, ha.

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Great late night Asian eatery. I had an interesting dish composed mainly of bean sprouts and salted fish- very, very tasty, filling, but lite at the same time. Clearly popular as it was very full, but the wait was not long, and the staff is on top of their game in attending to diners. Two thumbs up.