To start off, the MILD is spicy. The MEDIUM is spicy. I haven't tried the HOT, but I can figure out…read morethe trend. Of course, your taste bud mileage will vary. I've gotten the carry out here a few times so I've only scratched the menu. The Pad See Ewe is and Crab Fried Rice (nice wok hay) is good. The Crispy Pork over rice seemed a little tough, maybe a touch stale. The Pad Thai was noodle-heavy and not very interesting. They all "looked" attractive for their presentation, even for carry-out (except for the pad thai - just kind of homogenous and sad). This is located in the Park 2 Shop, in their food court. I do have a fondness for food court dining, especially the non-chain stuff. I think it's always worth finding a hidden delight, and P Dern is certainly one of them.

Tucked inside the former Assi Korean Grocery is a stall in their tiny food court (6 stalls total)…read morethat shines with their Thai Favorites like Pad Thai, Pad See Ewe, Kao Soy, Papaya Salad, several Curries, but I usually go for their Wonton Noodle Soup or their BBQ Pork Noodle Soup. I know, these are actually Chinese Noodle Soups! But, I love Egg Noodles! They also offer a few fruit milk teas, oh and they also serve Mango with Sticky Rice for sweet tooths! Yummy!

Food great service is fast and delicious . They didn't use gloves in preparing my pork upon placing…read moreon ramen with bare hands ordered a broth to go was 7 dollars and received half a container. I carried out the remainder of my ramen , I asked the girl to put it in the container for remainder of ramen because I just had shoulder surgery and I noticed her pouring it in and then something must've fallen out and I saw her just pick it up and throw it back in. I love this place but might not come back . I should have probably said something but didn't .

I've done to the Ramen House Shinchan in the palatine location and didn't realize there was a…read moreGlenview location. This location is somewhat small. There's several bar style seats and a few tables and chairs. Fits around 19 people. I usually go with the tonkatsu but decided to change things up and get the shiyo. The broth is soy based and had a lonely slice of pork belly, bamboo shoots, green onions, egg, bean sprouts, and noodles. The noodles were slightly over cooked. Overall, I'll stick with tonkatsu next time.

This Noodles and Company is located directly across the street from Landmark at the Glen theatres…read more Whenever we walked out from the theatres looking for an eatery to eat in, it was hard for us not to see N&C immediately, therefore, we have dined in there many times over the years. The quality and quantity of the food were very satisfactory back then. We were happy (and a bit surprised) that it had survived the pandemic, and was doing very well, judging from the evening that we dined in there. This N&C is smallish, during a sunny late summer evening, it was quite hot inside the eatery. The booths were pretty tight, even for petite people like me, and the tables and chairs could be a bit cleaner. We placed the order at the front desk. It took me repeating the whole order at least twice before the cashier understood what we were ordering. We had 3 bowls of noodles, each with slightly different choices. We ordered two bowls of Rigatoni Rosa, one with Parmesan Chicken and feta cheese, the other one had Grilled Chicken and no cheese. They ran out of rigatoni noodles and substituted them with cavatappi noodles. Then, they ran out of cavatappi noodles after two bowls, I opted for a bowl of Japanese Pan Noodles with Korean Meatballs on the side instead. A staff brought the orders to our table (we had a number). Portions seem to be on the small side. They skimped on broccoli on my bowl, and skimped on chicken on the other two bowls. The food was OK. I felt that the noodles from the Deerfield N&C seemed to be more flavorful with bigger portions. However, for a quick and easy fast-food dinner, this was OK.

Ordering was quick. Order took a bit. The venue is pretty clean, but after a few customers some…read morethings on the floor, so, normal. The food: Chicken noodle soup 3 stars. Garlic cream Tortellini 4 stars. Chicken Caesar salad 3 stars.

Best dishes in the northern suburbs! Nice little diner style interior, the front is clean and has a…read moregood amount of seating. The service was very attentive and so fast. This is a staple for our family. This particular visit we brought family from out of town to eat in. They were very impressed and left with satisfied bellies.

Now for the update. For years I considered this modest restaurant a highlight. The staff was cool…read moreand efficient. Ordering was a breeze and the guys were always open to a conversation or giving suggestions. The restaurant was clean and the meal was always tasty. Just a note but the further away you move from any major city the fewer and harder it is to find great Asian food. The suburb is lucky to have them. The pandemic brought new staffing. Some were pleasant with customers though one lady, a supervisor had the wrong ideas of what customer service and proper etiquette is. Just the basics of my final visit. I took my family for lunch. We ordered lunch specials and a couple extra must-try plates. Two specials hit the table and the third was left waiting for her meal. Unbeknownst to us in the moment, her food was handed to a single patron there for his lunch. The place was filling up with a lunch rush but not so many that had complicated orders. Many were ordering similar lunch specials. Kung pao lunch special was popular. When her order finally arrived the supervisor realized she had given the wrong plate to the customer sitting some tables behind us. Mind you ten minutes had already passed. She quickly went over to him and asked what he had ordered. She then took the plate he was eating from and handed him the fresh plate. He was still holding a half eaten egg roll in his hand. Then she brought the quarter eaten plate and placed it in front of my mother. Before she could leave I stopped her and asked her what she was doing. She simply stated that was her lunch order. I told her she handed my mother someone else's food that they were eating and I watched the whole thing. Why didn't you take that to the back and make a completely new plate of food?! I paid the bill and got the F**k out. That's gross. Also, you gave the other patron new food but cannot do the same for our table?? This place is dead to me. If she could do that, it beckons the question of what else is happening behind the scenes.

After eating the donkatsu meat this is what I'm left with, just loaded with rice and noodle carbs…read moreand some not fresh chopped salad.

We were looking for quick dinner before our appointment nearby and decided on korean food. This…read morerestaurant was pretty big, food tastes fresh, and quick. We ordered at the kiosk, otherwise there's someone at the counter that can take your order. Restaurant was well lit and clean. They have a snack section on the side for purchase. Utensils, plates, and napkins on the table in the center to grab for your table. Once you're done, there's a section to dispose the garbage and trays.

First impression, we thought this was a nicer, local Korean bar. The tea that was given to us gave…read morethe husband and I "home-y" feeling. We ordered strawberry Soju for $12, corn cheese tapas, beef brisket fried rice and half fried & half spicy fried chicken. We also got complimentary popcorn. But we also came to the consensus that all Korean places take long to deliver their food.

I had such a great time here. The atmosphere and is very chill. The food is delicious! The service…read moreis even better. We sat at the bar and they took such great care of us and answered any questions we had. I'm totally coming back with another group. It's best to order a bunch of things and share.

love the rangoon, and soba the Rangoon was perfectly crispy, and the filling was great. The setting…read morewas very warm, and the soba tasted great. The service was amazing, and they were very nice.

***Update: As you can see, the owner has decided to reply unprofessionally to my review, rather…read morethan reaching out to solve the issue. I'll let his response to my concerns speak for itself. My family has been coming to this restaurant for years, which makes this experience not just disappointing, but very upsetting. We placed a pickup order totaling over $100. When I arrived, I was told our order had been given to another customer. Instead of immediately apologizing and remaking the food, the front desk employee spent several minutes trying to find the order, then called the customer who took it and asked him to come back with the food so it could be given to me. This is an obvious food safety issue. Once food leaves a restaurant, it should never be redistributed. When I calmly said I was not comfortable taking food that had already gone to someone else's home, the employee argued with me extensively, insisting it hadn't been touched. I had to repeatedly ask for the food to be remade. When the other customer returned, the employee made a pointed comment that the food would be thrown away "because we have to remake it," while looking directly at me. This felt accusatory, uncomfortable, and inappropriate, especially since the mistake was not mine. After waiting over 40 additional minutes, I was still charged the full amount. When I politely asked whether there would be any consideration for the delay, I was told, "No, we already lost money on you." Being spoken to that way after showing patience and understanding was shocking and deeply unprofessional. Unfortunately, the situation did not end there. When we later called, the same employee refused to provide a manager or owner's contact information, and refused to let us speak with a manager. We asked the employee for her name and she replied "What's YOUR name and what's your problem?" That comment alone reflects a serious lack of professionalism. We emailed management twice to address what happened and have received no response. Mistakes happen, but what is unacceptable is arguing with customers about food safety, making them feel blamed for expecting safe food, speaking to them disrespectfully, and then ignoring follow-up. Management should take this feedback seriously, because this experience reflects poorly on their business. We are very sad to no longer be customers of PNS after many years of enjoying their food.

finally got around to visiting alice & friends! it was always so far out of my way, but i was in…read morethe area and had dinner here with a friend. right away, the restaurant was very warm and homey. we were quickly sat and got to ordering. our waiter was very helpful when it came to different menu options and recommendations, so we were able to order pretty quickly! for an appetizer, we got the steamed dumplings, and for entrees, we got the chow mein and spammi sandwich. the portions were great, and the food was all delicious! i really liked the slaw that came with the spammi sandwich. overall a great experience! i would definitely recommend this restaurant.

I have a confession - I may have developed an addiction to their Kung Pao! I have not stopped…read morethinking of it for a whole entire week and it was one of those meals that left such good memories that I can still "taste" it - y'know? I hadn't been since their renovation and made it there last Thursday. It was really cute ambiance - I loved the interior designer's work. The place has options of seating - inside and outside, ranging from metal chairs to comfortable upholstered benches. We got the tom kha to begin with, which my husband, who's not vegetarian, devoured. It was truly delicious! We then got the Kung Pao with mushrooms and it was incredible - the flavors, the choice of vegetables, the sauce - all of it! We also got a chow mein but with rice noodles - this was the one dish that could take some improvement. Granted, the original recipe calls for wheat noodles, and that might be really good, though our rice noodles version of it was came out soggy. Our server had clearly had a long day - she was tired and forgetful (didn't bring us rice and we had a hard time flagging her down to request it). She also just brought us the check after dinner, without asking if we wanted any dessert. All in all, highly recommend this place for delicious plant-based food.

Food was good comfort food! A small and intimate family owned restaurant that is closed on…read moreTuesdays. Food was good, satisfying, with fast, friendly dinner service. A hidden location that most may mistaken for Mongolian stir fry where you would gather food by yourself to let the chef cook- this is NOT that. A different assortment of Mongolian food that everyone has got to try. Dumpling soup was good cause temperature outside was below freezing and the warm soup hit the spot. Street parking only, and about five tables inside. The menu shown is to its entirety so view this menu, check out the business hours and plan you dinning experience here.

First time trying this place. It's very warm, cozy and family owned. The place is clean and the…read morefood is really good. Not under cooked or over cooked. It also has a great seasoning taste to the food. I love seeking local shops. The owner was very kind to let us which dishes were popular. I read a couple comments saying there was a language barrier between the customer and owner but I don't think there is. My husband I understood what the owner said and explained. I really encourage you to try this place if you love to explore like we do.

The Service was super excellent and ambiance was Asian exotic and clean which makes both superior…read moreelegant. I love their Asian design. The food was scrumptiously awesome and fresh to the taste and sliced nicely. We will visit and buy again. The price could be a little cheaper indeed, but is that a dream? However, they appreciated your monetary family support.

5 - for the food 5- for services…read more5 - for prices I'm a Thai, heard that they're authentic kitchen!