Reviews Spice C Inc

Very ambient restaurant, full of life! Even though it was very busy, we were able to sit down immediately and place an order. We liked how extensive the menu was, and that we were able to see photos for all the options offered. 🙂 Service was quick, and we received our food within five to ten minutes. Food was delicious, and very flavorful! 10/10. Definitely recommend!

Hands-down, one of the best chinese food restaurants I've been to in Philly. I am constantly looking for restaurants in which you can tell that the food is fresh and tasteful, and this place hit the nail on the head. When we first entered, we were seated immediately which was great. The menus had such an amazing selection of appetizers, soups, stir fries, vegetarian options and so much more. I thought with so many options on the menu, it's gotta be impossible that everything I order would taste good, but boy was I wrong, everything was delicious! For apps, we ordered the famous pa' stickers (definitely one of my fave options on the menu), a wonton soup with a szechuan base (absolutely love spicey) with hand-drawn noodles (note: I also tried it with the shaved noodles which I preferred for the thickness), and for our main meal, we had the general tsoas chicken and the spicy szechuan chicken. You could taste the freshness and the portion sizes were unbelievable for the price. I've already been back once since I've tried this place the first time and will absolutely be going back again.

Not traditionally a huge fan of noodles, but every time I eat here they are always enjoyable. The meat, noodles, and appetizers all taste super fresh and the broth is so flavorful and delicious. Portion sizes are excellent as well. And the staff is always great. Definitely one of my go to spots because of how good everything is.

Be prepared for a line but worth the wait. Incredible spicy noodle soup 10/10 wouldn't change a thing. I wanna try the wonton soup next with some extras... Check it out, don't be afraid to get it "Hot" level spicy

I was in town for PAX Unplugged and decided to try out this restaurant as I’m a big noodle soup fan as well as a fan of anything spicy. I surprisingly didn’t have to wait much as they happened to have one small table available all the way in the back, although the food took a little bit of time. It was worth the wait, though. They advertise that their noodles are hand drawn or hand shaved (whichever method you choose) to order, and the noodles definitely seemed hand drawn (pulled). I was actually a little hesitant to choose that method since their description even said it was like spaghetti, but there was definitely a nice uneven texture that made it at least seem like it was hand done and not mass manufactured. I ordered the “dragon and phoenix” (chicken and shrimp) in as spicy a soup as they had. Nice kick to it for sure. A little sparse on the shrimp (tons of big chunks of white meat that was not dry at all but only two small shrimp). Nonetheless delicious. For my appetizer I had the fried pork dumplings which were a nice size and juicy, with just the right amount of dipping sauce so that it wasn’t overpowering. Also quite good. Overall the meal was great, and I even considered returning to try something else tonight. I’d definitely recommend if you like noodle soup and spicy food. :) Edit: I forgot the word "not" before "dry at all": the white meat chicken was NOT dry at all.