A solid choice and must-try restaurant in Chinatown! Granted this was my first time in Phillys Chinatown and we chose this place based on the delicious sounding menu. We tried a couple of things from the lunch menu which were offered during a generous timeframe from 11-4pm. We squeezed our order in at 3:57 and they were gracious enough to let us order off the lunch menu. We ordered the bean curd with eggs and tomatoes, rice noodles with shrimp and chicken, and chicken with eggplant basil sauce. Each one came with a delicious fried rice, soup and an eggroll. The dishes were very reasonable and everything tasted delicious and authentic. Nothing was too salty or oily. Everything felt fresh and light. Great generous portions! The owners were friendly and chatty and gave my daughters some extra chocolate. It was cozy and traditional decor that reminded me of Cantonese restaurants from my childhood - - it was cute, clean and the bathroom was impeccable! I was fascinated by all of the beautiful phrases and sayings that were framed carefully on the wall. I would definitely go back to this restaurant in a heartbeat next time I'm in town.

This is one of my preferred places to go in Chinatown. The owner is exceptional and very kind. Always remembers when I come in and make sure to take care of me anybody I am with. Regarding the food, the food is just about always on point. One of my favorite dishes is the mango chicken combination platter. Many of the other popular fair is quite similar in quality of flavor. I am a fan of the hot sour soup opposed to the usual wonton . But a general, if you happen to be out late at night, make an effort to stop in and enjoy yourself. And of course, please use the menu listed online as a guideline to what you can expect. The price is listed are old and completely different.

Food was really good. A good find in China town has we hung out the weekend in Philly service was good and nice decor ans ambiance.

It was past midnight when my friends and I wanted something to eat, but thank God our hotel was within walking distance of Chinatown and Ho Sai Gai stays open until 4 AM on Saturdays. We walked in right before a late-night rush (presumably of people on their way to/from clubbing) and were seated immediately. Their service was fast and friendly, and our server answered all of our questions with a smile. As for the food, the Spicy Hunan Wings were bussin' and had a nice kick to them without the spiciness being overpowering. I also enjoyed my honey coconut pineapple shrimp; however, for its high price point I feel like it could've come with a side of rice and the shrimp could have been de-tailed before being cooked. It was a messy process taking the tail off of shrimp with such a heavy coating of sauce, but they were delicious nonetheless and a side of rice wasn't that much extra ($2-$3 I believe). All in all, Ho Sai Gai was a pretty solid place to grab a late-night meal.