2 Main Line Asian Eateries Serve Top-Notch Dim Sum: Philly Mag

MAIN LINE, PA — The Main Line is chock-full of great dining options, and a couple of it's Asian cuisine spots are among the best in Philadelphia according to the folks at Philadelphia Magazine.

The magazine put together a list of "Where to Eat Dim Sum in Philadelphia" that features the outlet's favorite spots to eat dumplings, slurp soup, chow down on steamed buns, and more.

And King Fu Dim Sum in Havertown, as well as Sang Kee Asian Bistro in Wynnewood, made the cut.

Here's what the magazine says about Kung Fu Dim Sum:

Their cartoon mascot has a dumpling for a head and a pair of nunchucks. I love that. And they’ve got a menu that leans heavily in the dumplings-and-buns direction. I love that, too. If you find yourself out in the ‘burbs and looking for some snacks, check it out and see for yourself.

2305 Darby Road, Havertown

Ordering style: À la carte

And check out what they say about Sang Kee Asian Bistro

Crispy shrimp balls, turnip cakes and steamed buns are always on the menu alongside the excellent smoked duck and Chinese entrees. But this place also does a full-on dim sum service on Sundays. Ordering is off a checklist, so you don’t have to worry about carts if that kind of thing freaks you out, but the dim sum is solid and popular among the suburban crowd who don’t feel like fighting their way into Chinatown on a Sunday morning.

339 E. Lancaster Ave., Wynnewood.

Ordering style: From a checklist

You can see the magazine's full list of the best places to get dim sum here.

Where are your favorite spots to get dim sum? Keep the conversation going in the comments here and on Facebook.

Note: The image above is a stock photo, not dumplings from Kung Fu Dim Sum or Sang Kee Asian Bistro

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