Best Asian Food Restaurants in Blue Bell

"Buddakan is an award-winning restaurant from Steven Starr that serves exotic Pan-Asian cuisine in a spectacular setting. Opened in 1998 and part of Steven Starr’s dining empire, Buddakan is housed in a former post office with soaring ceilings and striking décor, including a shimmering waterfall and a 10-foot-tall candle-bedecked gilded Buddha statue. The menu features modern Asian-fusion cuisine with signature dishes like wasabi-crusted filet mignon and Malaysian spicy lobster, and the cuisine is accompanied by an extensive selection of global wines, craft beers, and classic cocktails."

"It’s been 20 years since Stephen Starr opened his modern Asian mainstay Buddakan in Old City. A 16-foot-tall golden Buddha sets the scene in the swanky restaurant, which is known for its edamame dumplings, pork buns, and Kobe beef satay. The kitchen has been fusing together Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, and Indian cuisine in elegant ways since before Asian fusion was cool."

"Take a journey to Asia at one of the most popular, delicious spots in the city. Follow this link for more information!. Restaurant week is in full swing!"

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"Nunu’s takeout menu ranges from relatively tame takes on familiar rolls — think a California roll featuring blue crab and an only in Philly chirashi hoagie i.e. a panko crusted mega maki stuffed with avocado, yellowtail, salmon and big eye salmon topped off with tobiko and seaweed salad. Order delivery on Caviar or DoorDash, or call for pickup. Nunu’s patio is open for outdoor seating."

"They have a few tables set up in a small alley next to their restaurant. Overall, we had a good ..."

"Chef Michael Schulson presents contemporary Asian-inspired small plates at Center City's Sampan. Sit back and enjoy a cup of sake in the dramatic dining room or head to Graffiti Bar, decorated by three Philly artists, located in Sampan's back patio for happy hour cocktails and snacks. Sampan is a great pick for vegetarians or those looking to a flavorful gluten-free meal."

"13th St., is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the Asian fusion and Chinese spot four stars out of 1,566 reviews."

"Built on a sizable land grant from Queen Christina of Sweden, the American Swedish Museum features 12 galleries that span the history of the 1968 Delaware Valley’s New Sweden Colony (a colony that settled on both sides of the Delaware River from 1638 to 1655 in an effort to colonize America during the Thirty Years War), the country’s history, and the vast contributions of Swedish figures in art, design, literature, and music to the rest of the world. The building’s design is based on Ericsberg Castle, Stockholm’s City Hall, and George Washington’s Mount Vernon home. Highlight: Among the collection is John Ericsson’s solar steam engine model."

"Telling the story of Swedes in America, the American Swedish Historical Museum appeals to tiny visitors, too, thanks to its Do You Know Pippi Longstocking?. The exhibition is a temporary-turned-permanent display that features a dress-up trunk, a kitchen, a cabinet filled with treasures, and more. The Pippi Gallery Hunt leads children beyond this space created just for them through the rest of the Museum."

"The American Swedish Historical Museum, the oldest Swedish Museum in America, is dedicated to preserving and promoting Swedish and Swedish-American cultural heritage and traditions, including history, art, architecture, music, science and technology. More about American Swedish Historical Museum, Click Here. Location: 1900 Pattison Ave  |  Phone:  (215)  389-1776"

"Another place of maritime importance in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is the Independence Seaport Museum. Multiple amazing ships can be seen here, and so much can be learned. Any list of historical activities in Philly needs to include a trip to this museum."

"211 S Christopher Columbus BlvdPhiladelphia, PA 19106(215) 413-8655. Click Here To See Ticket Price. Founded in 1961, this unique museum highlights the maritime culture and history of the Delaware River and the city."

"The Independence Seaport Museum was founded in 1961 and is located in the Penn's Landing complex along the Delaware River in Philadelphia,…"

"The Rosenbach spans two 19th-century townhouses near Rittenhouse Square, and houses the collections of Philip Rosenbach and his younger brother Dr. A. S. W. Rosenbach, both predominant dealers of rare books and manuscripts during the first half of the 20th century. After joining with the Free Library of Philadelphia Foundation in December 2013, the Rosenbach collection has now grown to more than 130,000 manuscripts and 30,000 rare books including the works of Bram Stoker, Lewis Carroll, Phillis Wheatley, Miguel de Cervantes, Charles Dickens, Mercedes de Acosta, and others. Highlight: Every year on June 16, the world and The Rosenbach celebrate Bloomsday, the day that James Joyce’s literary odyssey Ulysses takes place in 1904."

"The Rosenbach marks what would be the Moby Dick author’s 200th birthday with an exhibition of first editions and rare manuscripts, examined through the lenses of LGBTQ identity, environmental conservation and other contemporary issues. Where:The Rosenbach, 2008 Delancey Place"

"For those in need of a late-night or early-morning sugar fix, Insomnia Cookies offers fresh-baked cookies in all sorts of varieties — chocolate chunk, peanut butter, oatmeal raisin, sugar, snickerdoodle and many more mouthwatering flavors. Cravings can be satisfied at any of the eight storefronts across the city or by ordering delivery. Where:Insomnia Cookies, Various locations including 135 S."

"Insomnia Cookies is a great place where you can get delicious cookies. Besides that, it is also very photogenic. View this post on Instagram"

"For cupcakes piled high with swirls of pillowy icing, check out Sweet Box, which is posting a new menu each morning to Instagram and Facebook. Treat yourself to a single cupcake, or place an order for four, six, or 12. All boxes can be customized to contain the flavors of your choice (think chocolate peanut butter and strawberries and champagne)."

"Because you can’t really bring a whole tube of Pillsbury slice-and-bake out in public, there’s local bakery Sweet Box’s edible cookie dough – no eggs, so it’s safe!. – packaged in small portable cups that fit inconspicuously inside your hoodie pocket."

"Washington Square West Perhaps better known for the cupcakes, Sweet Box in Washington Square West makes great donuts that are too-often overlooked. Baked, not fried, the donuts don't hinge on being overly sweet but still nail the sugar-laden treat."

"Another local favorite, Rouge has anchored al fresco dining in Rittenhouse Square since 1998. Serving weekend brunch and lunch and dinner on weekdays, Rouge offers an intimate spot for dining in the heart of Rittenhouse Square. Munch on a Rouge Burger whilst lounging outside and people-watching in Rittenhouse Square with the locals."

"Jane G’s West Philly outpost Dim Sum House marries Chinese cuisine with cocktail culture. The result is a late-night party with drinks such as sake sangria and Cantonese- and Shanghai-style snacks (buns, dumplings, turnip cakes) until the kitchen closes. Where:Dim Sum House, 3939 Chestnut Street"

"Grace's bartenders stock a wonderful beer collection, and those in-the-know order blackened green beans alongside their Grace Burgers. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Grace Tavern (@gracetavernphilly) on Apr 13, 2019 at 5:15pm PDT"