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Address: 610 S 5th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Phone: (267) 930-7990
Website: http://www.goldentrianglepa.net/
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Reviews
Lori Chinitz
I’ve been twice and had the same dish, ginger scallion with chicken. Delicious! The service is efficient and friendly, too.
… moreBenjamin de Groot
I haven’t even tried my food yet / but a single order of green curry chicken cost me $18. Judge from there. Assuming it’s amazing – that’s still a crazy price for pickup. I walked in, ordered, paid cash and walked out with one meal for $18. Won’t likely be back.
… moreZach Heng
Diving into Golden Triangle unveils not just a meal, but a passport to a culinary expedition specializing in the Southeast Asian flavors of Thailand, Malaysia, and Myanmar. Tucked away in the heart of Philly, this humble gem offers an intimate escape to distant lands with its quiet, casual ambiance and a cozy dining room that boasts no more than eight tables.
Our adventure began with the Malaysian classic, Roti Canai — a delightfuly crispy, flaky, chewy marvel that serves as a prelude to the symphony of flavors awaiting us. Paired with a rich curry chicken potato dip, this dish was a standing ovation in the making.
Then came the Sambal Shrimp, a bold ensemble of shrimp reveling in a spicy brown sauce, creating a festival of taste that had every fork in the room longing for an encore.
The Beef Rendang, while a masterpiece of flavor and tenderness with its slow-cooked, aromatic curry, left us longing for a second act, as the disappointing portion size was more of a soliloquy than a full-fledged aria.
Despite the small dining room, Golden Triangle played the perfect host to our group of six (including a baby car seat), accommodating us at their sole large table–a testament to their ability to harmonize space and service.
While the Mee Goreng and Penang Char Kway Teow flavors were well balance and added depth to our culinary journey, both dishes lacked a bit of the smoky “wok hay” that I was yearning for. The Burmese Kimchi introduced a zestful twist to the meal as it was our first time trying any Burmese food, but it wasn’t particularly memorable. In the end, the Roti Canai and Sambal Shrimp emerged as our favorites of the night.
Overall, Golden Triangle is more than a dining destination; it’s a quiet nook where flavors dance and diners are invited to a show that tantalizes the taste buds and warms the heart. With its intimate atmosphere and welcoming vibe, it stands out as a beacon for those seeking an immersive culinary experience in Center City. Here’s to more explorations at this quaint culinary corner, where the world feels both vast and intimately close, all within the confines of its quiet, casual dining room.
… moreOur adventure began with the Malaysian classic, Roti Canai — a delightfuly crispy, flaky, chewy marvel that serves as a prelude to the symphony of flavors awaiting us. Paired with a rich curry chicken potato dip, this dish was a standing ovation in the making.
Then came the Sambal Shrimp, a bold ensemble of shrimp reveling in a spicy brown sauce, creating a festival of taste that had every fork in the room longing for an encore.
The Beef Rendang, while a masterpiece of flavor and tenderness with its slow-cooked, aromatic curry, left us longing for a second act, as the disappointing portion size was more of a soliloquy than a full-fledged aria.
Despite the small dining room, Golden Triangle played the perfect host to our group of six (including a baby car seat), accommodating us at their sole large table–a testament to their ability to harmonize space and service.
While the Mee Goreng and Penang Char Kway Teow flavors were well balance and added depth to our culinary journey, both dishes lacked a bit of the smoky “wok hay” that I was yearning for. The Burmese Kimchi introduced a zestful twist to the meal as it was our first time trying any Burmese food, but it wasn’t particularly memorable. In the end, the Roti Canai and Sambal Shrimp emerged as our favorites of the night.
Overall, Golden Triangle is more than a dining destination; it’s a quiet nook where flavors dance and diners are invited to a show that tantalizes the taste buds and warms the heart. With its intimate atmosphere and welcoming vibe, it stands out as a beacon for those seeking an immersive culinary experience in Center City. Here’s to more explorations at this quaint culinary corner, where the world feels both vast and intimately close, all within the confines of its quiet, casual dining room.
Adelaide Clare
Absolutely incredible !!! Small place with a great vibe inside, and the food is just to die for. There were two other tables of people when we were there and they both told us how incredible this place is and the dishes they recommended and that they come here all the time. I’ll definitely be back!! I had the sambal sauce Malaysian entree with shrimp and it was sooo delicious, and I usually am not a huge fan of shrimp but it was cooked so perfectly and fit the flavor palette so well. 5 stars!!!
… moreAshutosh Govil
A small place with Excellent Food- Too good . Cosy friendly place.
Roti chennai, Buddha delight , Flat Noodles, Red Curry . We are vegetarian and they cooked for us as per our requirement No Garlic , No Fish Sauce …
All food with Good taste and flavour
… moreRoti chennai, Buddha delight , Flat Noodles, Red Curry . We are vegetarian and they cooked for us as per our requirement No Garlic , No Fish Sauce …
All food with Good taste and flavour
Wayne Baw
Take-out portions are smaller than at other restaurants.
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Paloma Pilates
I’ll give zero if there was the option.
Terrible food, terrible service. They don’t speak english and mess up orders constantly. Unfortunately the good restaurants like Midori, Gnocchi, Bahn mi bottles, Green leaf, open from 4pm, and most of the other ones too.. So this comes to be the only choice for lunch.. Save your money and go elsewhere.
… moreTerrible food, terrible service. They don’t speak english and mess up orders constantly. Unfortunately the good restaurants like Midori, Gnocchi, Bahn mi bottles, Green leaf, open from 4pm, and most of the other ones too.. So this comes to be the only choice for lunch.. Save your money and go elsewhere.
Joseph Nardone
Ordered pickup Thai food, mostly noodle dishes. Both my wife and I found it to be a bit bland. It seemed like the kitchen maybe did not have any limes the day we ordered. The food was hot and fresh even though I walked home.
The restaurant interior was nice and it was busy. Good location.
Most reviews mentioned it would be a good introduction to Thai food, and I agree. Most people would enjoy the food even if it was a bit bland, and this would be especially true for someone trying Thai for the first time.
I personally found it expensive for noodles.
… moreThe restaurant interior was nice and it was busy. Good location.
Most reviews mentioned it would be a good introduction to Thai food, and I agree. Most people would enjoy the food even if it was a bit bland, and this would be especially true for someone trying Thai for the first time.
I personally found it expensive for noodles.
Chu Leo
Everything in this restaurant is delicious! Have tried roti, Tom Yum, Curry Mee, and Mee Hung. The staff is very friendly and everything is reasonably priced.
… moreLily
roti canai was soggy not crispy. peanut pancake was good. malay style fried rice was good.
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