Joy Tsin Lau Chinese Restaurant, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Chinese Restaurant Details

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In addition to causing a food poisoning outbreak that led to dozens being hospitalized last year, they have so far been cited on 1/7 and 1/14 in 2016 for offenses that include: lack of refrigeration that is capable of keeping food at 41 degrees or below, storing food outside (some uncovered), storing pork intestines at 57 degrees in a walk-in refrigerator, failing to have a door that is capable of closing on the walk-in refrigerator.

Eat here at your own risk.

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I was here last night for a private event on the second floor and my experience was awful. The catering was so bad, they kept changing the food every minute so we didn't have enough time to enjoy it because by then, the plate was gone and something new was in front of us. We informed the waitress to please slow down and she just gave us a face of disgust. How rude, she didn't even care! Also, we found a bug, let me repeat, A BUG, in our soup!! That is NOT sanitary and is extremely disgusting. When we confronted the waitress about it, she didn't even care. She thought like we were asking for more soup. Excuse me, no. We want you to learn from this and make sure it doesn't happen again. I don't know how it is on the first floor, but based on my experience from the second floor, I'm never coming back. If i could give them zero stars out of five, I would.

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Food was nice and fresh. The staff was very attentive. We ordered a set of hotpot (3 Person) n we were stuffed. After the meal, they also offered cookies and chinese dessert.

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I normally go to imperial inn. Came here because it open 30minutes earlier. Tea is not bitter, food very much the same as all dim sum, but hot. Clearer interior the imperial inn. Will come back again. Dumplings fried to order

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Good service, inedible food. Empty restaurant = bad sign.

I didn't have dim sum, but standard American Chinese stuff. Still, if they are good at dim sum they should be able to pull off lo mein.

My expectations for cleanliness of facilities in Chinatown are not high, but having said that, this place is a pit.

Just go to Sang Kee.