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Dogs allowed

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Szechuan Braised Beef Noodle Soup
Mudia O.

So beautiful inside and the food was delicious. Very fresh and savory. My server was super nice and welcoming.

Beef noodle soup (small)
Lynette H.

I stopped in for lunch with a friend today to celebrate her birthday! We have spectacular service!! The server was so nice and gave my friend a slice of cake to celebrate at the end. He was attentive and so kind. We each ordered the small bowl of beef noodle soup, I love the portion size. It was perfect for lunch. And we shared the pork scallion pancake dim sum. The filling was really good, the pancake was ok. I will definitely be back with my family. I love the decor. Really chic and well thought out.

Xiao Long Bao
Michael B.

Mei's literally just opened a day or so ago but will be a great addition to the area. The beautiful, stylish yet comfortable street level urban loft space has high ceilings and a large wall of windows overlooking Grant Park, with a combination of high top, standard and share table options, there are seating options for everyone. The Taiwanese inspired Asian fusion menu is diverse, the dishes were tried were all tasty and the food very reasonably priced for the portion size and quality of the food, decor, location and service. Mei's is running a "30% off" the menu price promotion through March 3 so check it out!

I ordered the two different varieties of dumplings, and when I got back to the hotel, I realized they gave me potstickers. 3 tiny potstickers for $10. Was too tired to take the food back down the street to complain.

2 Eggs with Kurobuta Pork Chop and Scallion Pancake

Service was quick, environment was nice and calm, food was good but a bit salty for Taiwanese cuisine. Not a lot of bang for your buck for the scallion pancakes but the 2 Eggs with Kurobuta Pork Chop was a big portion and was tasty.

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I just had dumplings and scallion pancakes there. Flavorful-the food had its own character

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2 years ago

Found this place while in Chicago for the weekend. Loved the cucumber salad and the Xio long bao!

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Very pretty decor, don't think it's Taiwanese restaurant, more like Asian Fusion, the XLB is excellent, authentic food.

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Have been there three times. Good neighborhood restaurant. Their wonton noodle is my favorite.

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Great food and service. I had the hot and sour soup and crab roe soup noodles and both were great.

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A true Taiwanese food !! Love Everything !! The atmosphere very cozy and you can explore the Paris baguette next door too !!

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