<a href="http://www.exploreli.com/restaurants/7.675211?q=philippe&amp;site=xli#&amp;" target="_blank">Philippe</a>, the celebrity-magnet, two-star&nbsp; Chinese-and-Asian style restaurant, reopens in East Hampton next Tuesday. 
 It's the second season in the Hamptons for Philippe. Owner Philippe Chow has restaurants in <a href="/topics/Manhattan">Manhattan</a>, <a href="/topics/Miami_Beach">Miami Beach</a>, <a href="/topics/Los_Angeles">Los Angeles</a> and Mexico. They're known for dishes such as <a href="/topics/Beijing">Beijing</a> duck,&nbsp; chicken satay, and spicy prawns. The East Hampton restaurant also excelled with Shanghai-style soup dumplings, lettuce wraps with minced chicken or vegetables, red king crab legs and red velvet cake. 
 <a href="http://www.philippechow.com/" target="_blank">Philippe</a> is at 44 Three Mile Harbor Rd., East Hampton; 631-907-0250.

Philippe, the celebrity-magnet, two-star Chinese-and-Asian style restaurant, reopens in East Hampton next Tuesday. It's the second season in the Hamptons for Philippe. Owner Philippe Chow has restaurants in Manhattan, Miami Beach, Los Angeles and Mexico. They're known for dishes such as Beijing duck, chicken satay, and spicy prawns. The East Hampton restaurant also excelled with Shanghai-style soup dumplings, lettuce wraps with minced chicken or vegetables, red king crab legs and red velvet cake. Philippe is at 44 Three Mile Harbor Rd., East Hampton; 631-907-0250.

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