Philadelphia's culinary scene is set to heat up in 2026 as Northern Liberties Restaurant Week returns with a twist. Instead of its traditional one-week stint, this year's event will now stretch over two weeks, bringing special menus and deals to nearly three dozen eateries across the bustling neighborhood.
From January 26th to February 8th, diners can indulge in an array of affordable lunch options - priced at $10, $15, or $20 for a two-course meal - alongside more indulgent dinner choices that start at $25. These menus showcase signature favorites and secret specials from local chefs who are serving up everything from Italian to Korean cuisine.
While many of the participating restaurants have been favorites among locals for years, some newcomers are also joining in on the fun. Amina, Mamajuana Cafe Philly, and Mana Modern Chinese are just a few of the fresh faces that will be part of this year's event. This growth in diversity reflects the neighborhood's own increasing popularity as foodies flock to its eclectic mix of Asian-owned eateries.
Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese, and Chinese flavors will dominate the Northern Liberties dining scene during Restaurant Week, offering visitors a taste of the vibrant cultural heritage on display. Those interested can find the full list of participating restaurants online.
For those who love exploring local cuisine without breaking the bank, this two-week culinary extravaganza is set to be an absolute treat.
From January 26th to February 8th, diners can indulge in an array of affordable lunch options - priced at $10, $15, or $20 for a two-course meal - alongside more indulgent dinner choices that start at $25. These menus showcase signature favorites and secret specials from local chefs who are serving up everything from Italian to Korean cuisine.
While many of the participating restaurants have been favorites among locals for years, some newcomers are also joining in on the fun. Amina, Mamajuana Cafe Philly, and Mana Modern Chinese are just a few of the fresh faces that will be part of this year's event. This growth in diversity reflects the neighborhood's own increasing popularity as foodies flock to its eclectic mix of Asian-owned eateries.
Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese, and Chinese flavors will dominate the Northern Liberties dining scene during Restaurant Week, offering visitors a taste of the vibrant cultural heritage on display. Those interested can find the full list of participating restaurants online.
For those who love exploring local cuisine without breaking the bank, this two-week culinary extravaganza is set to be an absolute treat.
. It's like, what does it really mean for our community? Are we just feeding people cheap eats and good vibes, or are we supporting local businesses that are actually pushing the culinary boundaries? I mean, some of these new restaurants joining in might be bringing in fresh ideas, but others could just be cashing in on the 'foodie' craze 
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i mean, who doesn't love trying new foods and drinks at a reasonable price? and with all these awesome restaurants joining in, it's gonna be like a foodie paradise! 
i've been meaning to try out that new Korean place for ages, so this is the perfect excuse. and yay for Amina and Mamajuana Cafe Philly too, they're always so good! 
can't wait to see what kind of specials all the chefs come up with this time around 
can't wait to hit up some of these restaurants and see what all the fuss is about 
I think what's really cool about this Restaurant Week is that it shows how food brings people together. You got locals and newcomers alike supporting each other & sharing their favorite spots... it's like one big community dinner 
. And let's be real, who doesn't love trying new flavors? 
that's like, a whole lotta eatin'! and the best part? you can get some amazing eats for under $25 
anyway, i'm def hit-tin' up those Thai places... anyone need me there?! 
! Like, what's the point of eating at the same old places just 'cause they're on some list? Can't these restaurants come up with their own menus without needing a theme? And don't even get me started on the prices - $10 for a two-course meal is still pretty steep for lunch, you know? 
. And the fact that newbies like Amina and Mamajuana Cafe Philly are joining the party? Game changer! It's so cool to see the diversity in flavors and cuisines, from Thai and Vietnamese to Japanese and Chinese... I'm totally trying out all those spots 
. Can't wait for January 26th to roll around and indulge in some amazing deals and menus 
and mamajuana cafe philly has the best brunch spots. can't wait to try out the secret specials from local chefs 
. the diversity of flavors is going to be insane, especially with thai and vietnamese options joining in 
. gotta check out mana modern chinese too! 
gonna be a foodie dream come true 
Have you tried any of these spots before? You gotta check out Amina and Mamajuana Cafe Philly, they're supposed to be amazing! 
. Still, it's gonna be a blast trying out all these new restaurants and flavors - Korean BBQ sounds like my kinda thing 
. You got your traditional Italian joints, your authentic Asian spots... and now, it's like the whole world is coming to Philly's table