Spice C

“Delicious food and great service even when it was super busy.”

Jiaren Li★★★★★

To me this is one of my favorite noodle places in Chinatown among the plenty of competitors. Highly recommended for both dine in and take out and I'd say good for solo diner or any small groups up to 4 people. The noodles feature delicious broth, well textured, chewy noodles, and generous amount of toppings. While house special is good, you can get so many different varieties. The menu is fairly big besides noodles, with many of the iconic Szechuan dishes on offer.

Geisha Torres★

The food is not well cooked, not fresh, doesn’t feel with flavor , I think the Maruchan Soup of 50 cents has more flavor, we asked for the pad Thai, shrimp tempura, spring rolls and cramp cheese. We called the manager and the waitress said nobody was available, we told them the food wasn’t good, and we tried a lot of Asian food. The food was tasteless and was undercooked, and the prawns tasted very artificial—they seemed like nothing but egg and flour. We didn't enjoy the dinner or the service at all. At the end they just charged for the pad Thai (we didn’t eat) we don’t recommend this place!

Brandon Fry★★★★★

Spice C is one of Chinatown's absolute best spots for a delicious bowl of noodles. What sets it apart from other great spots in the area is the richness and vibrancy of the broth, in my opinion. It's a pretty simple operation here: you pick whether you'd like hand-drawn (spaghetti-like) or shaved noodles, the spice level of the broth, and the proteins you'd like! They have a few other options besides the soup bowls, but that's really the star of the show that you shouldn't miss. I ordered the house special bowl at medium spice with shaved noodles. I'm comfortable with and enjoy spice, and I f

Claudia Rivero★

I came from NY to visit my friends who live in Philly and they invited me to have dinner in Chinatown Philly. They told me this spot was good. Unfortunately, it did not fulfill my expectations. I ordered Pad Thai, Shrimp Tempura, Spring rolls, and crab cheese as appetizers. As you can see in the pictures, this is not Pad Thai, these are noodles and it didn’t have any special taste and it didn’t have the teriyaki sauce that they showed on the menu. The Spring rolls, and shrimps tempura were tasteless, and the spring rolls were not crunchy. We couldn’t eat and enjoy dinner here as Expected. We