I recently tried Dakgogi and was not very impressed. I understand it's a fast food place but the…read morewings and the ramen both lacked flavor. The good: service is quick, and the wings were crunchy . The bad : Flavor is lacking big time even on the "garlic soy" wings. The Ramen broth had no flavor. Prices are okay.

It's open and always busy. The wings are so good! The staff was super helpful. I'm definitely…read morecoming back.

We came here last minute on a Saturday afternoon The…read morerestaurant was open and there was one family inside but we waited to almost five minutes until the waiter came inside the restaurant Ascetically, the restaurant looks nice and clean. They have a cute barn door style for private dinning ( I assumed ) the doors were open. Once seated word the back of the restaurant we could hear people in the kitchen and found it odd no one had come out from the back This guy was alone manning the front of the restaurant We didn't blame him but service was less than adequate We had tea and the tea kettle was cute but needed a good washing There Long wait for food but we expected as much. We were juts excited to try a different place Egg drop soup and crab Rangoon were our top choices. Mongolian beef was not made spicey as requested and did lack flavor I would recommend the shrimp fried rice , it really lacked flavor.

Have gotten take out as well as dined in. I've also been to their Chicago location near the loop…read more I really like the menu and the noodle dishes are tasty and fresh. The Mongolian beef is also one of our favorites to order.

PHOnominal experience from start to finish. The restaurant wasn't super busy, so we were sat…read moreimmediately. I ordered the imperial egg rolls for the table since I had seen them mentioned in several reviews. TLDR: they did not disappoint, I could have easily eaten the entire plate myself. For my entree I went with the Filet Mignon PHO, and it was nothing short of delicious . The broth was tasty, and the portion size was great, especially since I showed up HUNGRY. I love noodles so, on my next visit I will as for extra, as mine seem to always disappear quickly. The Thai tea is also tasty, if you're in to that sort of thing.

In this unassuming restaurant in a strip mall you will find delicious pho. I ordered the filet…read moremignon pho from the daily specials board and it was fabulous. The pho had a filling beefy flavor and the filet was tender. It also was salty enough without being over-salted. They did a brisk service and lots of takeout was happening during our visit. I would highly recommend this restaurant!

Ordered the Shrimp Egg Foo Young (two patties) lunch special which included "basic" egg,…read morebeansprout and green onion fried rice and one egg roll. I wanted rich but simple straightforward flavors for lunch and I got it. The egg foo young was not greasy or over-fried, had plenty of medium sized shrimp beansprouts and green onions. The rice was very good, each grain of rice was separate and lightly glazed in soy, had a slight smokey flavor from what i assume was a high heat wok. Simple ingredients and dishes but very complex umami rich flavors in the egg foo young and rice and both dishes had been perfectly cooked. Egg roll was basic and lacking enough filling in my opinion but still crispy and tasty. For $14 including tax and credit card service charge it was a good price.

Growing up down the street from this restaurant, Chef Shanri-La has been talked about many times…read morearound me and I've always wanted to try. 25 years later and I'm here haha they did not disappoint. The portion sizes, the flavors, the drinks(!) = all top notch! It's so unfortunate that I moved away or else I would be here significantly more often now. I had the Coco Loco drink and it blew my socks off. It was so refreshing and felt like I needed it on a beach. It tasted like a stronger Pina Colada. The drinks are $15 but I think they could potentially be worth it because of the amount of quality/size you get. Actually, the price of all the dishes were a bit much but you will definitely have leftovers for the next day. Good vibes. Thank you Chef Shangri-La, I'll be seeing you soon! Personal Review: 8.9/10

Amazing customer service, especially from Joshua who helped me and my friends a lot. Had a great…read moretime here.

While visiting Round One I received the the worst service I ever experienced in my life. It started…read morewith the pizza. It was undercooked and I was denied a refund. So then I ordered nachos after I asked did they have them only to be told that they didn't and a refund was issued. I was here my kids birthday. Let's start with Jake the kitchen manager who said the only thing they have in the menu is pizza, chicken tenders and fries. My kids wanted Icee. So I gave them money to go wait in line and purchase them. While waiting in line manager Miguel looks past them and takes the 6 white kids behind them. I don't like to do the race thing however when I went up there his response was I didn't know they had money. This is the most racist, unprofessional place I've ever been to. Please don't waste your money here.

This place has great service! Milo was a great…read morecashier/server. I would give him a raise.

Since this place is near my office it would be great if this could be a regular lunch location for…read moreme. However, apart from a select few helpful and friendly staff, this place is very poorly run. Over the past few weeks I've encountered broken air conditioning, broken fountain drink machine with no offer for a bottle of water, sticky tables, musty smell, no potstickers or other side items (happens frequently). Add to this some nasty staff with perpetual attitudes and bad moods and this place is best avoided. It has gotten progressively worse. There are plenty other restaurants in downtown La Grange to choose from. I recommend trying them.

Our family of six dined in for lunch and shared the following:…read more 1) Chicken bites 2) Leg and thigh, 10 pieces - We did not see this in the in-store menu but we saw it online and was able to order it at the restaurant. 3) Korean chicken nuggets, spicy - This was served with rice and pickles. The chicken nuggets were fine but both of the rice and pickles had a weird texture. The rice had too much moisture and seemed to be over-cooked. 4) Waffle fries and fried okra were pretty standard. 5) Cider slaw was incredibly bland in which we wondered if they forgot to add a dressing to it. This was a good amount of food for us to share but I think some improvements can be done for the side dishes.

We dropped by for lunch and I've had them bookmarked for like a year, so since I was in the area I…read morethought why not. SMH... No patrons at lunch should've been the 1st red flag. The employee didnt seem eager to help either. We ordered and the food was fresh and didnt take too long, but it just wasn't all that grand. Nothing to rave about honestly. We ordered the chicken and waffles and someone said the waffles were like dog waffles! Lmao yeah we wish them well!

My son & I decided to meet for lunch, and we were pleasantly surprised. The food was delicious,…read morevery clean, and the staff was over the top friendly & accommodating!! Blessings to Nickole for going above and beyond, to make sure we were taking care of from start to finish!

What happened to Famous Dave's?…read more This used to be a go-to spot for my family years ago, so my wife and I decided to go back for some barbecue. Huge mistake. I can now see why Yelp Rating is so poor for them! I ordered the Ribs & Ribs combo..., half slab St. Louis-style and half slab baby backs for $32. When the food came out, the ribs were cold..., not just "sat too long" warm, but borderline refrigerated. On top of that, they were so tough I could barely pull them apart. I would have needed a steak knife just to separate the bones. Completely unacceptable for a BBQ place. I politely called the server over and explained the ribs were cold and tough. His response? "So you don't want them?" Before I could even finish answering, he grabbed the tray and said he'd take it off the bill..., and just walked away. No apology. No offer to remake the dish. No manager. Nothing. After that, we were basically ignored until I had to flag him down just to get the check. Here's what really stood out: on the receipt, there's actually a line item labeled "Recovery Dislike." That got me thinking..., how often does this happen that they've built it into their system? It didn't feel like an exception. It felt routine. No apology for the food. No accountability for the service. Just a quiet removal from the bill and move on. It's honestly disappointing to see how far this place has fallen. We won't be coming back.

LOVIN', TOUCHIN', DIPPIN'…read more Wingstop knows the best countermeasure for a spicy bomb is a bucket of blue cheese dressing. Back when I used to work in Melrose Park, I'd frequent a Wingstop on North Ave. There, the quality of food was hit-and-miss, but that's not the case here on Archer Ave. The guys at this location mean business, cranking our orders way faster than the "16-21 minute" time frame assigned to the online order confirmation. My lunch has been made in 5 minutes flat. The chicken tender lunch combo ($6.50) is a solid deal: 3 juicy tenders in choice of sauce, regular size fry, and 20oz drink. Tenders were made fresh and fully coated in one of their limited-time sauces, sweet BBQ blaze. They have 70¢ boneless wings on Monday and Tuesday. Wingstop's cheese fries are amazing; they really slather on the cheese sauce which, for only 50¢ more, turns out to be a great value. You'll most likely want a tub of ranch or blue cheese ($1.50) to dip your chicken in. Cajun fried corn (5pc for $4.50) is another option. I've always believed that Wingstop's mango habanero is more tolerable than Buffalo Wild Wings' flavor of the same name. Whereas B-dubs really leans into the 'habanero' side of things, at Wingstop they're much more aligned with 'mango', so the result is more enjoyably sweet than unbearable heat, which I like. They have 12 sauces to pick from, including the OG lemon pepper, garlic parm, Hawaiian, Louisiana rub, spicy Korean BBQ, hot honey rub, classic buffalo, Cajun, and "atomic". I'd steer clear of that last one, unless you're accustomed to insanely spicy things and/or spending time feverishly moaning on the can. * TL;DR * I've come to realize that my past prejudice towards Wingstop is mostly unfounded--I've sung B-dubs' praises for so long I considered Wingstop to be the naturally inferior sibling. Well, this Wingstop in Chicago's Garfield Ridge neighborhood has me rethinking which team has the true MVT (most valuable tender). Their fries are way better than their closest competitor, with way better deals, too. By comparison, a "value bundle" of 6 boneless wings + fries at Buffalo Wild Wings is $9, and that doesn't include a drink. Defo coming back here for lunch and carryout orders.

It was light at night. I had a bad day, so I ordered myself some wings from here…read more I can't even describe how much joy it brought to my soul to open my bag and see all the food staring back at me. I am seriously praying for the success and happiness of whoever made this masterpiece of an order. This wingstop doesn't just serve meals - they serve feasts, and they do it with generosity like l've never seen before. It's an experience l'll never forget.