Great place to get Chinese food as far as being in Harvard. It's not like there's any better…read moreoptions. ChinaTown is a typical looking strip mall Chinese restaurant with an interior that's bare. Of course there's a few tables, but there's not much else. The food is what makes it good, or at least as good as it gets for this town. Among the fast food chains on this stretch is this place, one of the few that is local. It's in a plaza with a Rosati's and Subway. The choice was either a local pizza chain with a ton of locations, a worldwide sandwich chain with millions of locations, or this. Being kind of food snobby, we chose here. It's quite ironic to call eating at this place snobby. It's about $9 for an entree. There's a few vegetarian choices, including the Bean Curd In Home Style. Even though it wasn't spicy, you can add a bit of heat. That really helped make it, and there was quite a bit on the plate for the okay price. Could come here again if in town and wanting Chinese. It's about the only option. There's the typical items like beef and chicken, as well as bean curd for vegetarians.

The food is always good, and the egg rolls are tasty, even if they're much smaller than expected.read more

We recently relocated to the area and I think we found what could be the best secret in Northern…read moreIllinois. We went to check out Chop Suey Hut one night for dinner after finding out that they had a Gluten Free selection. What we found is some of, if not the best, Chinese food we've had across America. My lady grew up in the Chinatown district of San Francisco. She worked at one of the restaurants there. After eating at Chop Suey Hut, she really can't say for sure which is better. So far we've tried the Mongolian Beef, Kung Pao Beef, Sesame Chicken, and the Pineapple Gai Pan. Each one was delicious. The meat was tender unlike other places where the meat can be tough and chewy. Not here. The sauces were flavorful, but not over powering, and there was a good ratio of ingredients to give each dish a balanced flavor palette. Each dinner comes with a cup of Egg Drop soup. Which is by far the best Egg Drop soup I've ever had. If there is better, it's not at a restaurant that I've been able to visit. The restaurant itself is small, but based on the tables can handle a couple of groups of 8. However, I'd recommend calling ahead prior to showing up if you do have a group just to make sure they have the seating. They also have a separate take out waiting area for people that are ordering their food to go. If you are Gluten Free, such as my lady, they have a large selection for you. They can and will make various dishes gluten free. The servers have been accommodating each time we've dined answering our questions and making suggestions about the gluten free dishes.

Chop Suey Hut offers only a few dim sum style dumplings: Vegetable & Pork "Gyoza", Won Ton…read moreDumplings in Chili Oil, and Xiao Long Bao (Soup Dumplings)(8 for 12.95)--Steamed pork dumplings which contain a sip of flavorful soup inside served with your choice of dipping sauces. Chinese black Chinkiang vinegar and slivered fresh ginger, house hot chili oil, spring onion and ginger.

Solid food across fried rice and 3 chicken choices. Dining room is bare-bones, no frills. Did…read moretakeout and cashier was friendly

We used to order from here every week, but since the new owners took over, everything has…read morechanged--and not for the better. We decided to give it another try, and it was extremely disappointing. The pork egg rolls were filled almost entirely with shredded cabbage and black pepper, with no pork at all. The pork fried rice was yellow, had raw onions, no egg, and only a few small pieces of pork in the entire container. At this point, we won't be returning. The prices are far too high for the quality of food being served.

I had a taste for Chinese food, and I picked this place since we'd been here before and wanted to…read morego back. We were greeted and seated when we walked to the server's station. We were asked if we wanted hot tea and my wife had some. I went with water. For starters, we ordered their Pot Stickers - it came with 6, and came with a nice sauce which complimented them. The pot stickers were nicely sized, and were very tasty. For our entrees, I had the Spicy Chicken with white rice, and my wife ordered their Special Pan Fried Noodles with Shrimp. Both of the dishes were large and very filling. The Spicy Chicken had a rich sauce along with cauliflower, broccoli and mushrooms mixed in with the hot peppers. The Special Pan Fried Noodles with Shrimp were in a creamy sauce and the noodles were very good. The shrimp (always hard to cook right) was perfect. When we were done, my wife had leftovers. Our server took the time to explain how to reheat them, and still have the shrimp taste good. She also explained how to open the package and really lay out a colorful Chinese leftover meal.

Incredible food, cool older style Asian atmosphere, and excellent service! My favorite for Chinese!read more

Fantastic huge shrimps in the Hunan Shrimp- teriyaki on a stick is made perfectly as are the egg…read morerolls - steamed chicken and vegetables were cooked to perfection. Nice because we asked for extra spicy and they delivered spot on! Going again soon

I just discovered my new favorite Chinese restaurant! Ren's Chinese Restaurant!…read moreOrdered take out for the first time today and everything was top notch! I judge a good Chinese restaurant by their egg foo young and egg rolls. Both were excellent! We also ordered chicken pad Thai, beef and broccoli, wonton egg drop soup, pork fried rice, wontons and crab rangoons! Everything was just delicious!! They even threw in a free egg roll and a bag of donuts! Customer service was excellent! Don't think I'll try any other Chinese food place while I live in the area! Kudos to everyone at Ren's!!

This is a great place! It's a small tucked away place right on main street, but if you blink you…read moremay miss it. The young woman working was very welcoming and it was nice and warm in the dining room on an especially frigid night. Very clean with nice service. The food was EXCELLENT! I got the dinner special that included Tom Yum Kai soup, a Thai salad, and then I chose Lad Nah with Tofu for the entree. Everything was perfectly spiced and made order. My friend got the Pad Thai with chicken and it was also excellent. The owners are Thai and they don't mess around and americanize everything! It's authentic cooking in a very pleasant restaurant!

Good Thai food in a casual environment. The one employee running the entire front area by himself…read moredid a good job and provided good service. The cashew chicken was good however for the price I felt like it was light on protein. Overall a pretty good Thai restaurant for the area.

Basic tasting Chinese food but better looking inside. Green Garden isn't the typical strip plaza…read morerestaurant. It probably is the best of this cuisine in Woodstock. Could be because there aren't that many around. The menu includes cocktails as well as classic favorites. A place that's better looking than expected. It's not like the typical Chinese restaurant in a strip plaza. There's not a counter to order at with lots of big pictures of the food and the place actually has tablecloths. Certainly there's the classics everyone knows. It's about $6 for a cocktail, all with Asian and Pacific themes. Best one we got was the Pina Colada. It's about $11 for entrees. They have pretty good variety. I got the Bean Curd Home Style. This has black mushrooms and vegetables. Good and filling. There's also fancier things like fish and seafood. For sure it's pretty okay and we could go here again. It's got delivery if not wanting to go eat inside. They're closed Tuesdays.

The egg foo young was terrible. It was tasteless and the consistency was spongy. To top it off the…read moreegg foo young was way overpriced. We did not like the egg rolls either, it was just all cabbage inside. The Shrimp Kow was ok though. This take out order was very disappointing.

Stopped here after shopping at Pleasant Prairie outlet mall. Establishment is located inside the…read moreeatery building. Various assortment of ethnic foods I chose Chinatown because I had a hankering for Chinese food. Two egg rolls and an order of fried rice. Everything was hot and fresh. Staff was very friendly and helpful. There was a little language barrier between staff and myself, but we got through it. Prices are reasonable, considering the economy. Plenty of parking.

Our server, was attentive to our needs. He made our stay enjoyable. The cook made our meal…read morepresentation desirable. I will return based on our dining experience and well preparedness of our food entrées!

Always good food and fast service. Very polite and efficient. Always do carry out. Give enough food.read more

Place is clean along with the restroom but the food is sub par and not worth even taking a picture…read moreof. The egg rolls tasted so bad I couldn't eat half of one and the crab rangoon was dripping with oil. This place makes the china house like a 5 star dining experience. Total waste of time and money. Hy-Vee would have been a better option.

There are several Ming Hins in the Chicago area, and this one in Naperville is one of the best…read more It certainly has the best service as there are at least a dozen servers standing around waiting and watching for someone to call them over (our teapot was never empty). You come to King Hin for the dim sum, and it does not disappoint. There are dozens of items to choose from and they are all good.

I enjoyed the food at this Minghin location. All of the shrimp dishes we ordered tasted fresh and…read morequality was good. They have an expansive menu with plenty of dim sum items as well as the typical Chinese dishes incorporating flavors from various Chinese regions. The restaurant is huge, more simply decorated compared to the ones in the city but the food is similar. I came on a Saturday night but it didn't feel crowded at all with plenty of tables available. They were well staffed and we were being frequently checked on.