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New Furama Restaurant

3.9 (215 reviews)
Open 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Casual
Moderate noise
Good for groups
Good for kids

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Dim sum  Curry Baby Octopus - Shu Mai - Salt & Pepper Tofu Hot tea
Jeremy S.

You win some when you dim sum!!! The service here was solid, and the food came out piping hot just the way you want it! The hot tea was fresh and flavorful, a great way to start. We did have to ask for the dim sum menu, but everything we ordered was absolutely worth it. A heads-up on the fried string beans: they come with pork, even though the picture didn't show any. Apparently, that's the standard, but I'm sure they'll likely make it without if you ask. The standout dish? Definitely the salt and pepper tofu. It might not have looked as picturesque as at other places, but flavor-wise, it was probably one of the best we've had! Also worth mentioning the place is spotless. You can see staff actively cleaning, which makes it feel extra welcoming and comfortable. Looks like they've got multiple private rooms and even a banquet hall on the third floor, so it's a great option for larger gatherings too!

Carly M.

The New Furama restaurant is not known for their food, but known to host large events (like weddings, banquets, and events over 100+ people). You'll get what you need but their service is a different story. You'll be served, but the service isn't exceptional. The food is decent and authentic, but don't expect it to be memorable. My parents and their friends love this place because it's the most affordable option for hosting a banquet and features traditional Chinese decor. Considering the number of people they serve, they do a decent job.

Katie H.

My family and I came here for lunch on Christmas Day, and we were all very impressed! Our favorite spot in Chinatown had closed after decades of deliciousness, so we've been on the hunt for a new go-to. There were seven of us, and we were seated within about 5 minutes by incredibly friendly hostesses and greeted by equally friendly servers. The servers were always coming by to refill our waters, and quickly bringing us anything we requested. The restaurant was upstairs (there are elevators). It's a huge room, bustling with carts and people for dining with lots of chatter and big tables. We ordered a ton of items including beef chow fun, dry pan fried noodles, Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce, combo fried rice, spring rolls, honey walnut shrimp, chive and shrimp pan fried dumpling, beef and onion, pork and shrimp shumai, and beef funn rolls. The standout items for us were the beef funn, chive and shrimp pan fried dumplings, chow fun, and beef and onion (with the chilis). The dim sum was so fresh and so flavorful! Everything for the food came out so quickly, except for the walnut shrimp which came out around the time we finished eating (but we still ate it anyway!). We will 100% be back! We loved it and I'm still dreaming of the beef funn and shrimp and chive dumplings!

Seafood Casserole with Tofu
WK W.

Quantity of choices was enormous. Ample parking outside and near the side but had to look carefully. Wait staff was attentive and always came to fill my water glass. When we needed more steamed rice, the staff was quick to refill the bowl- good attentiveness! We had a party of ten so we all sat at one table. Not a cramped feeling and the ambience was nicely lit and decor was good. Food was tasty and left me wanting more. These were some of the dishes we had where some are traditional Chinese cuisine for dinner. Of course the standard American/Chinese flair similar to Panda Express is also available but there is so much more to try here. Being friends, being family, being your neighbors, this place is good. Somewhat offbeat the path of Chinatown so you may have to Uber from Chinatown- that is the only negative. Overall a positive experience for food, ambience, and service.

Various dim sum dishes
Veronica L.

Solid dim sum spot that's adjacent to CHI's Chinatown. It's located in the 2nd Fl of the building, where you have to take a relatively creaky elevator up. The restaurant itself is very clean and spacious, and the staff are attentive. They don't push dim sum carts around, but instead, you have to denote the number of dishes you want for each dish on their menu. The restaurant is very organized with the dishes they bring out and everything is made to order! Their rice rolls are the perfect thickness - not too thick, and you're able to enjoy every aspect of the dish! Their dumplings, however, have a thicker skin than I prefer and the pieces stuck together when they were brought out, but the filling is delicious and makes up for it. As a New Yorker who grew up on its Chinatown dim sum, this CHI spot is not bad! Would def recommend to any locals looking for an authentic dim sum experience.

Dim Sum Menu
Ernie H.

The thing about dim sum is you don't have to wait long. The food is there almost instantly. For the uninitiated dim sum(lunch only) is like Chinese tapas you get small portions of entrées and you have no fillers like starch unless you wanna order it. Also note this is outside of Chinatown. On the plus side they have their own parking(next door). For you suburbanites that should seal the deal. I rarely say this and you can check my other reviews but Everything is good. Exception are starch dishes or Congee. Still good mind you but they are meant to be base dishes. The dim sum is made to order and you can taste the difference. Lastly our server Chu, had a smile the whole time and was really attentive. That smile is not always present in other establishments.

Soy Sauce with bugs in it.
Starlett X.

Horrible place. Just came here for a wedding event and asked for soy sauce. Flies EVERYWHERE!!! We poured the sauce out with flies coming out!!!!! Disgusting. This bottle was probably YEARS old. I cannot explain how upset and disgusted I am. They ignore that I asked to speak to a manager and continued to walk away. Once I told them about this bug issue they just took the bottle and brought us a new one, that still doesn't cover up the fact that our first bottle had a billion flies in it. This place is unsanitary and needs to be inspected IMMEDIATELY!!! Do NOT come here unless you are craving bugs for you lunch/dinner. Inspection ASAP!!

S T.

Waitress are very polite, food came very fast and fresh. My parents enjoyed it so much. However, I got little bit sick upset stomach. But I'm ok.

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Wentworth Seafood House - Shrimp n eggs.....great dish......couldn't make it my own tho....

Wentworth Seafood House

4.3(215 reviews)
0.7 miChinatown
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We came during Thanksgiving for brunch. We came around 11ish an was able to get the last 4 top…read more We ordered a few dim sum dishes, fried rice, gai lan and a few drinks. Service was quick and we had no issues with the food nor service. They are consistent with our last visit and are a dependable place for dim sum when we something other than the bigger places. We will be back!

Quick trip to Chicago with just enough extra time to hit Chinatown. Wentworth Seafood House came…read morehighly recommended by some locals nearby. Definitely worth the stop. There were a few small two tops, but mostly those big round family size tables with the giant center lazy susans. Got a paper menu for dim sum items and a regular menu. Had to go with the dim sum goodies since it had so many things we'd never seen in any Michigan Chinese restaurants. Sweet walnut buns, fried bean curd skins filled with deliciousness, brisket with rice noodles that looked like Korean rice cakes, meatloaf, and more. Everything was outstanding, with various sauces presented with different items. This was new for us as well. A deep red vinegar with some fried dumplings, a tasty black sauce with the fried stuffed bean curd skins, a sweet plum sauce with the fried skinny shrimp rolls, it was really fun food. They have a barista making coffee, espresso and even milk tea, but the wait was like 10 minutes. Clean restaurant with very good service. Wish we lived closer so we could make it regular stop.

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Wentworth Seafood House - Interior of the restaurant

Interior of the restaurant

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Nice shrimp rolls

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Go 4 Food - Ma Po tofu

Go 4 Food

4.0(889 reviews)
0.7 miChinatown
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It was incredible food and service that was well priced! I had low mien and for the price there was…read morea lot there.

Go 4 Food in Chinatown has a large menu and a reputation for creative dishes, but our experience…read morewas mixed. The service was just okay. Communication was a challenge since very little English was spoken, and the descriptions of the dishes were lacking. I don't enjoy gambling on menu titles that sound good but end up being something completely different from what you expect. Some of the more familiar dishes were solid. The Kung Pao Chicken and Mongolian Beef were both pretty good and tasted like what you'd expect from most Chinese restaurants. Other dishes were much harder to understand, even after asking questions about how they were prepared or whether they were sweet or savory. We ordered the Sauteed Chicken in Hot Spicy Sauce Rice, which turned out to be very heavy on Sichuan peppercorns with a strong floral aftertaste. The chicken sat on a bed of what looked and tasted like deep-fried kale, and despite the word "rice" in the name, there was no rice in the dish at all. That's one item we won't be ordering again. We also tried the Fish Filet with Hot and Sour Lime Sauce. It was basically a sweet-and-sour style fish dish. It wasn't bad, but it leaned much sweeter than expected. Another thing to note: none of the dishes come with white rice--it's completely à la carte. We only found that out after ordering. With prices being what they are these days, it would be nice if they included at least some white rice like most Chinese restaurants do. Overall, the food wasn't terrible, but the lack of clear descriptions and communication made the experience frustrating. I prefer restaurants where expectations are clear rather than discovering surprises after the food arrives.

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Go 4 Food - Orange Chicken

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New Great Wall BBQ

New Great Wall BBQ

4.2(68 reviews)
0.9 miChinatown

They have everything there, including dim sum, which is odd…read more I like their combo rice meal, $13 you get a lot of white rice, hot soup and 3 choices of meat. It is enough to fill you up even if you need large servings. I had 2 type of chicken and BBQ pork. Also I ordered 5lb of roast pork belly to take home. Everything is very flavorful, meat is marinated well. Very standard for Chinese bbq .The setup is what you typically see in HK I do wish they have leaner cut of pork, because pork belly taste oily after you reheat them in the oven.

This review is more of a guide for those seeking plant-based options. Unfortunately, not much here…read more I kinda figured that would be the case coming here but sometimes I gotta go with the flow when the family wants to have lunch here. Usually I can lean on vegetable dishes at Chinese restaurants, but I couldn't even do that here. The one dish I could lean on was the Stuffed Bean Curd Skins. Good as an appetizer or small dish, but not a very sustaining meal. https://yelp.to/73fMmYmBt8 The service was okay. The dining room was packed for lunch on a Friday, which speaks to the popularity of this place. Take my opinion with a grain of salt since my mid experience is based on my dietary needs. My meateater family seems to like it here though. As for those seeking vegan options, I reccomend Veggie House which is also within Chinatown Square.

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New Great Wall BBQ - Roast pork

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Yummy Yummy Noodles - Wonton Beef Slice Noodle Soup

Yummy Yummy Noodles

4.4(374 reviews)
0.6 miChinatown
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Easily the best noodle soup I've had. It's not just yummy, it's yummy yummy!…read more This is a must go Chicago Chinatown spot if you're a noodle and soup lover. It's that legit! They have other Chinese staples too, but let's not kid ourselves, you come and come back again for the noodle soup. And they have PLENTY of different options of it to choose from. It's a small place and off the beaten path a bit, so get there before the lunch rush. Owners are super nice and welcoming. I discovered it on the walking food tour we did and I came back for more!

This spot has changed hands, names, and menus over the years, but it seems to have found its…read moreidentity - noodles. This family-run spot is quaint and doesn't offer much in terms of interior decor and lighting. The entrance is also fully covered in a decal, which makes it easy to walk right by this spot. The food makes up for some of these shortcomings. This is the familiar Cantonese cooking that is comfort food for many. The stir-fried noodles in particular are a must. There are rice dishes, soups, and more to choose from and you can't really go wrong with anything. The soup is my least favorite of these due to the broth lacking depth, but the wontons were good. The XO sauce stir-fried noodles with beef was my favorite. If you're looking for something casual with affordable dishes, Yummy Yummy is worth checking out.

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Yummy Yummy Noodles - Roast duck over rice

Roast duck over rice

Yummy Yummy Noodles - Pea tips with garlic

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Ken Kee - Noodles in the Seafood Laksa 叻沙海鮮麵 ($19.95) - good! Rich broth with a slight kick. I like the dace balls

Ken Kee

3.7(725 reviews)
0.9 miChinatown
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Visited Ken Kee and had a really solid experience. The food was good overall, and the portion sizes…read moreare fair for the price definitely worth it. The vibe really stands out! the neon lights and setup make it feel like you're actually in Hong Kong, which adds a lot to the experience. The servers were also nice and attentive, which made everything even better. Would definitely come back to try more dishes.

Ken Kee - Busy, No-Frills, and Gets the Job Done…read more Ken Kee feels like stepping straight into a classic Hong Kong-style spot. It's small, busy, a little chaotic in the best way, and very much about the food, not the frills. If you're looking for a quiet, romantic dinner... this is not that. If you want energy and quick, satisfying bites, you're in the right place. The menu is big, almost overwhelming at first, but that's part of the charm. There's something for everyone, whether you're craving noodles, rice, or something crispy and comforting. The kind of place where you point, order, and trust it'll work out. The food is solid across the board. Nothing overly fancy, but dependable, flavorful, and hits the spot. It's the kind of meal that leaves you full and content without overthinking it. Come hungry, expect a crowd, and don't overanalyze. Ken Kee knows exactly what it is, and it delivers on that.

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Ken Kee - Dining room

Dining room

Ken Kee - Cantonese Combination Chow Mein

Cantonese Combination Chow Mein

Ken Kee - Storefront and a nice prominent location in Chinatown Square.

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Storefront and a nice prominent location in Chinatown Square.

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