I've come to Cairo Kebab, an Egyptian restaurant, a few times for lunch and dinner. Below are some…read morethoughts. Mezza [Combo platter including Baba Ghanoush, Hummus, Ta'ameya(falafel), Tabboula(salad): Our favorite was the Banana Ghanoush, as it was one of the most flavorful baba ghanoush I have had and contained a very good char. The hummus was a little more on the sour side, and the texture of the salad was refreshing. The bread was also made fresh and was refillable as well, which we appreciated. My friend liked the falafel, but I think it was a little too dry, and I wish they could increase the intensity of the spices to make it pop out more. The chili sauce helped a lot though. Cairo Platter (Kofta, Chicken, Beef): The Kofta is my favorite-seasoned, soft and tender. Out of the two times I got this, the chicken and the beef were not as moist/juicy-they were okay. Overall I wish they gave us more Kofta though, since there wasn't much of it, and the platter was on the pricier side. Shawarma Plate: The shawarma was tasty and the portions were good. I personally liked adding the chili sauce on top. Macorrona Bechamel: Our favorite dish. It tasted like Mac and cheese but the flavors are even more nuanced and complex. Very delicious and honestly we wished we ordered one per person . Overall I really like the restaurant, and I think some of the dishes were really well made, you just need to find them :). I hope the quality is more consistent as we will visit again.

We always enjoy our food and experience here. Service is laid back but very friendly. The food is…read morewell portioned and delicious!

Great food and great atmosphere. The food was seasoned just right for me. The cucumber sauce was…read morereal and was seasoned very well. I'd recommend this restaurant.

You know a spot is good when everything is better... even the tomatoes. This is my fav gyro spot…read more It's a lil more, but you get more and everything is so good. The gyro meat is seasoned better, veggies are high quality and the amount is solid. Oh and the tzatziki is sooooooo good!

Saint's Alp is always a solid choice with classic food options! It always hits when I come. There…read morewere a couple of customers but the waiters were very attentive and responsive to our requests. Went with my in laws so I got to try some dishes that I would normally not order. Everything was delicious and came out in a timely manner. Forgot to take a picture of my drink: jasmine green milk tea with boba. It was also delicious!

Ambiance - casual, great for lunch Service - slow, only 1…read moreserver taking in person orders, online orders, making drinks Food - really good options & portions for lunch (love that it comes with a drink), my go to order is lemongrass pork chop + black milk tea

My boyfriend and I stumbled across this bakery in Chinatown while looking for a place to sit and…read moreuse the restroom I wish I got a picture of the buns I ended up buying because both were so fresh and delicious -- I got the pork taro bun and the cream cheese filled blueberry bun Their baked goods are a little on the pricier side but are made fresh and with high quality ingredients Definitely want to come back to try more of their baked goods and desserts next time!

I ordered: 1. Black Sesame Mochi Bun…read more2. Five Spice Latte 3. Salted Egg Bolo Bun Black Sesame Mochi Bun tastes exactly as named and is definitely something I'd recommend for fellow black sesame and/or mochi lovers. Salted egg bolo Bun had the dried custard type filling inside; I prefer it to be a cream filling but still tasty. Neither breads were dry. Five Spice Latte sounded interesting and it wasn't bad altho I would've liked taste more coffee. No issues with service. Some tables in the back. Sweet Bean claims to be a Taiwanese but tbh, the bakery selection is hardly Taiwanese. More pan-Asian-fusion.

(Kari's Rating 8/10)…read more Give me some friends after a adult, gymnastics classes, the place was relatively good. I remember the salad being very fresh and delicious with the right ratio of salad dressing to leaves. There's an actual iguana here, which is really funny. The staff was relatively nice, and we had a larger group and we were able to get seated right away. I wouldn't come out of my way as I don't live in the area, but I do remember the Caesar salad being delicious.

Definition of a hidden gem. I had never heard of this place other than my friends who came here one…read moreyear ago and were still talking about it that we had to come back. I was expecting it to be more of a cafe vibe but felt more restaurant than cafe to me which I liked! The menu is quite a variety.... Crepes, sandwiches, and wraps but also pastas, and it all sounded quite good. Several of my friends got the raspberry latte which looked delicious! I got the cup of chili and then split 2 crepes with my friend. These are HUGE and well worth the price. We got the Budapest as a savory option and the almond joy as a sweet and they were both sooooo good. Our waitress even brought us new plates in between. Great spot and I'll have to come out of my way to come back here!

Truly a mom & pop shop/hole in the wall. Our daughter was feeling a hit under the weather so we…read morewanted to get some congee. It was super early in the morning so not much was open yet in Chinatown. We went on a wimp as this place opened early like 830 we arrived and we came so early not all the dishes were available. Got congee and crepe and some egg tarts. The name looked familiar & we realized that they are the pastries we see in the grocery store park to shop. Overall pretty ok and good congee.

This family owned taishanese cafe is a gem! We ordered the shrimp rice roll, chicken porridge,…read moreseafood chow mein, wonton noodle soup and zhong. All were flavorful and worth ordering. The prices here are reasonable and the portion sizes are decent! Would highly recommend the rice roll and the chicken porridge. They also sell different kinds of breads. The workers there speak Cantonese, English and taishanese. The restaurant has seating that reminds me of a Chinese fast food place. The restaurant has plenty of seating and is clean!

One of the best deals in the city they give so much food and it's all so fresh and delicious, we…read moregot the $35 combo that came with rice, all the meats, fries, a drink, pita, salad, and hummus and they still gave us extra food because they were so sweet. Cannot recommend enough.

The wait was worth it. We got their shawarma wrap and it was filled with flavors. There are plenty…read moreof seating inside the restaurant and three tv on the walls. They have an extensive menu you can choose from and some drink options as well. Located near United Center which is great for lunch or dinner. Adding the fire sauce makes it so good if you like that extra kick to your wrap.

NOTE: The name has recently changed to Sunshine bakery/cafe…read more The main reason I'm giving this place 4 stars is because this one of the very few remaining Chinese bakeries in Chinatown that sell frozen potstickers to the public. I'm not talking about those flimsy skinned potstickers you see in American grocery stores. These are the real and authentic potstickers with the crunchy and thick skin. Aside from the potstickers, the baked goods are on the cheaper end compared to Feida or Chiu Kwon. Legit Chinese people working at this place.

85 cent ham & egg sticky buns. why are you still reading, go there!…read more for real, i went there this morning and this bun was ctrl+alt+delicious. normally i don't like to review a place if i've only eaten a single thing they sell, but i'd go daily just for this one treat. in fact, i think i'm going tomorrow just so i can try something else (of course, in addition to the ham & egg bun). 85 cents!