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New Furama Restaurant

3.9 (219 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
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Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Dogs allowed

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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.

A true hidden gem, easily one of the best Chinese restaurants in this area with its own parking lot! The interior is stunning--elegant, upscale and beautifully designed--creating the perfect atmosphere for a refined dining experience. Food is exceptional, with rich flavors, impressive presentation, and fresh ingredients in every dish! Many ballroom and party room options with great service to fit every occasion. Dim Sum all day lets you experience the roots of China in Chicago. The perfect blend of luxury and comfort, it's definitely a spot worth discovering on any day of the week or special occasion.

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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!!

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Had ordered delivered. Good was good tasty and fresh. I will order from this restaurant again.

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4.0(695 reviews)
0.8 mi•Chinatown
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My colleague and I ventured into Chinatown for luncheon today to visit a renowned local favorite…read more From the exterior, the impressive architecture commands attention, reminiscent of a grand shopping complex, complete with an expansive parking area that makes arrival delightfully effortless. Stepping past the majestic ancient Chinese warrior statues at the entrance, one is instantly transported. The interior design is nothing short of breathtaking artfully adorned with authentic Chinese furnishings, lotus-shaped lighting, a striking Bruce Lee figure, and an exclusive private bar area. The entire establishment is impeccably pristine and spotlessly clean throughout. The hospitality was top-tier from start to finish. Upon signaling a staff member, we were attended to within moments a level of prompt, polished, and efficient service that I deeply appreciate. I was particularly enamored with their exquisite chinaware; the traditional teapots and matching tea cups bring such a refined, thoughtful touch to the table. For my main course, I selected the Shanghai-style soup dumplings. When served alongside our freshly steeped tea, they proved to be an absolute culinary triumph delicate, bursting with rich, aromatic broth, and executed with remarkable precision. Between the immaculate environment, enchanting ambiance, sublime cuisine, and flawless service, this establishment earns full marks from me. A thoroughly marvelous experience I shall most certainly be returning

we came for the dim sum but were disappointed to learn they stop selling dim sum at 7:30pm. we got…read moretheir dishes instead and they were authentic and decent. the whole restaurant is spacious and has lots of locals (maybe even regulars -- I saw the servers laughing and chatting with a few tables). the portions were huge for the prices ($16-$18) and covered 2 meals. the only weird thing was the sweet sour pork batter not sticking to the pork + seemingly too much breading, but the flavors were there.

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Spicy Dungeoness crab

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Ginger onion chicken

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

Wentworth Seafood House

4.3(223 reviews)
0.7 mi•Chinatown
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Tl;dr this place is very solid and my go-to dim sum place. I'm sure the seafood and everything else…read moreon their huge menu is also good. Be prepared to wait a little bit for a table, or share a big one with another party at peak times. Prices are reasonable and portions are pretty generous. ===== Kind of lost count of how many times I've been. Love getting the dim sum and noodle dishes here. Some favorites: beef cheong fun with egg, siu mai, Singapore noodle, xo rice noodle rolls, spare ribs, pork and century egg congee. All the food has been very solid. Inside is always bustling and can be a bit crowded. Service is pretty friendly as far as Chinatown goes, and very efficient. There's a guy who works there who I think is the manager or something, because he puts in 200x effort and is always hustling. When he's not around it feels like something is missing. Prices are very reasonable and we like ordering a lot here so that we have tasty leftovers for later. This place has quite a few big tables and is good for large groups. My only nits are that very occasionally a dish or teacup will have a dirty spot, and that the bubble tea here is kind of meh. I don't remember exactly which one I ordered, but it was a little watery and lacking in flavor. It's also probably tough since they're boxed in by boba places now. Pro tip: When you first get your table, they'll ask you what kind of tea you want. If you ignore them or don't know how to answer, the default is green tea. Another one is to come at off-peak times. Not only will you get a table faster, but I think they tweak their portion sizes depending on how crowded it is. Definitely will be back! And I recommend you visit too

We like this restaurant. It is about 4.25 stars. The restaurant decorated nicely and clean. There…read moreare a lot people come to enjoy typical Hong Kong style cuisine. We got the sea cucumber beef tendon casserole. This is a good dish and my wife has not have sea cucumber sometimes. The sauce is great to go with rice. We also got seafood chow mein. This is a pan fried noodles with different seafood. Overall we enjoy it. Their menu has good selection.

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Wentworth Seafood House - Interior of the restaurant

Interior of the restaurant

Wentworth Seafood House - Nice shrimp rolls

Nice shrimp rolls

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Triple Crown Restaurant

3.7(1.1k reviews)
0.8 mi•Chinatown
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My family and I randomly stopped here for dim sum lunch :)…read more We ordered our favorites from pork shu mai, crystal shrimp dumplings, pan fried pork dumplings and shrimp crepe dumplings. The food is made to order from the back instead of carts which I appreciated. The food came out pretty fast. The shrimp in the dumplings and the crepes were nice and plump. I thought everything tasted fresh and good. Prices were fair and we were able to get in and out. Service was okay and pretty standard for Chinatown.

Solid dim sum spot overall. First time trying crepes with crispy skin and they were fantastic…read more Sweet and savory, crispy, and packed with filling. The flavor and texture were on point 9/10. Stuffed eggplant was greasy as expected, but cooked perfectly and packed with shrimp paste. 7/10. Pan fried shrimp & chive dumplings were nicely seared with a thin wrapper and plenty of filling 8/10. The Shanghai soup dumplings were disappointing. Half had holes in the bottom, and while the meat was mushy and moist, there wasn't much soup 4/10. Chicken feet, shrimp dumplings, and piggy custard buns were pretty standard. 5/10. BBQ pork turnover was alright. I liked the thick, flaky pastry, but the filling was unevenly distributed, with one packed with BBQ pork while others were missing some. Pretty standard filling 6/10. Vibes and service were pretty standard. You mark everything you want on the menu and hand it over, rather than choosing dishes as they come around on a dim sum cart. I feel like that takes away a bit from the dim sum experience.

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Triple Crown Restaurant - Vibe of restaurant

Vibe of restaurant

Triple Crown Restaurant - Chicken Hand Pulled Lo-Mein

Chicken Hand Pulled Lo-Mein

Triple Crown Restaurant - Chicken Hand Pulled Lo-Mein

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Phoenix Restaurant

Phoenix Restaurant

3.4(927 reviews)
0.8 mi•Chinatown
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Solid dim sum with reasonable prices! I didn't really see any pricing on the dim sum menu, so my…read moretable was just marking all that we wanted, but the total bill was totally reasonable in my opinion. Everything tasted solid, though admittedly, I was a bit too focused on the conversation with my table to really pay close attention to the food Only thing I wasn't a fan of was I felt like they essentially pushed tea on our table and charged us for it. A few other people at my table ended up desiring tea anyway, so they drank some, and as a result we were charged for it, which I'm fine with that because we consumed the product, but they charged per cup - so they assumed that the entire party drank tea, but in reality only part of the table drank tea. And even then, before I knew anyone at my table wanted tea, I told the waiters that we're good with just water, so they took away the tea cups. But then sometime later someone placed a tea pot on our table anyway... I had a feeling they were going to pull this move because I've seen it happen at other places, but I didn't want to make a big deal out of it in front of the rest of my party. I just thought to vocalize it because I don't think it's great practice. They offer a QR code to scan for discounted parking that applies to the parking lots.

As a big dim sum fan, I thought this place was awesome! We arrived right when they opened and were…read morethe first group seated. By the time we finished our meal, the dining room was completely full and there was even a line forming outside, which is always a great sign. Unlike some traditional dim sum restaurants, they don't use carts here. Instead, you order from a paper menu, which I actually prefer because it's easier to browse all the options and make sure you don't miss anything. Everything we ordered was freshly made, looked beautiful, and tasted delicious. We even had to stop and take photos before digging in! The staff was attentive throughout our meal, and the food came out quickly despite how busy the restaurant became. Overall, we had a fantastic experience and would definitely come back the next time we're in Chinatown.

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Phoenix Restaurant - From their dining room, a nice view of our skyline on a nice day.

From their dining room, a nice view of our skyline on a nice day.

Phoenix Restaurant - Beef meatballs

Beef meatballs

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Imperial Restaurant

3.4(732 reviews)
0.9 mi•Chinatown
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Imperial Restaurant conquers all dim sum…read more I thoroughly enjoyed siu mai, wonton dumplings, beef crepe and much more. I could do a play by play; scene by scene; dish by dish breakdown. But sometimes you just need to do the vibe check with the overall picture like just looking at the puzzle box rather than the pieces. Tasty, flavorful, hot like temperature. Considering everything, you just have a good dim sum experience from ordering to eating to paying for the check. Dishes come out speedily, so enjoy the very fast service. No unnecessary conversations. Just to the point like an arrow.

Imperial is the same restaurant that operated as Cai before the pandemic. It still retains its…read moreChinese name, and the Chinese signage continues to bear the name "Cai." It had been 6 years since our last visit, just as the pandemic began. Before the pandemic, our extended family gathered here every Sunday for dim sum after my mother and sister attended church in Chinatown. We also celebrated many birthdays and Mother's Day with traditional Cantonese banquet dinners. My fondest memories were my milestone birthday and my husband's birthday, when we pre-ordered a live king crab prepared three ways, plus other banquet style dishes, for each celebration. The crab legs were perfectly deep-fried, the body was delicately steamed, and the remaining meat was stir-fried with e-fu noodles. The presentation was beautiful, and every dish showcased the freshness of the crab. (Please see my posted photos.) Around the time of the ownership change before the pandemic, the friendly and accommodating manager, Elaine, left the restaurant. I was delighted when my sister told me she had recently returned. On a recent Friday, my husband, our daughter and I brought an American friend to Imperial for dim sum. Elaine immediately recognized us and gave us a warm welcome. The restaurant was bright, clean, and beautifully decorated with elegant chandeliers, just as we remembered. We chose a table for 4 near the window, and the service was friendly and efficient throughout our meal. The 4 of us shared 12 dim sum dishes. We knew we had ordered more than we could finish, but everything looked too tempting to pass up. Our favorites included the Imperial Jumbo Shrimp Dumplings (Har Gow), which were filled with plump, fresh, and flavorful shrimp, and the Pan-Fried Turnip Cake, perfectly seared with a crisp exterior (some of the Hong Kong Cantonese restaurants don't even offer this dish, which requires more preparations).  Other highlights included Chicken Sticky Rice in Lotus Leaf, Beef and Enoki Rice Crepes, Crispy Shrimp Rolls, Siu Mai, and Sweet Custard Rolls. Every dish was freshly prepared and delicious. Although our friend is very familiar with Asian cuisine, this was her first visit to Imperial. She was genuinely impressed by the quality and authenticity of the dim sum and said she already planned to return with her family. Most of the dim sum we ordered was in the $6.50 (medium) to $6.75 (large) range.  Elaine generously comped our tea and gave us a 10% loyalty discount on our overall bill. Our final bill came up to $78.29 before tip, and $93.68 after.  We were happy to treat our guest and also encouraged her to take home all the leftovers, that made her really happy. As a bonus, the restaurant offers discounted parking at the nearby Chinatown Parking Lot. By scanning the restaurant's QR code with the parking app, my husband reduced the parking fee from $14.99 to just $3 for nearly three hours. It was such a happy, relaxed, and delicious lunch from 12:30 pm to 3:00 pm.  (Dim sum and the lunch menu are available until 3:30 p.m.)  After such a long hiatus, it was wonderful to return and find that Imperial continues to deliver the excellent food, warm hospitality, and welcoming ambiance that made Cai our family's favorite Cantonese restaurant. We are thrilled to be back.

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Imperial Restaurant - A airy dining room view.

A airy dining room view.

Imperial Restaurant - Beef Stew Flat Rice Noodle Soup

Beef Stew Flat Rice Noodle Soup

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Chiu Quon Bakery & Dim Sum - Individual servings of cakes and desserts

Chiu Quon Bakery & Dim Sum

4.2(664 reviews)
0.7 mi•Chinatown
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For a take out bakery style restaurant, this place has everything I need and it all tastes great…read more They open super early in the morning if you want that dim sum or bakery fix. There aren't tables so don't expect to sit down to enjoy your food. Service was friendly and prompt. I ordered sui mai, beef rice rolls, lotus leaf rice, zhongzi, and a pineapple bbq pork bun. Everything, and I mean everything, was delicious. This will be my new take out dim sum and bakery spot in Chicago now. Give it a shot, you won't regret it.

One of the best bakeries in Chicago's Chinatown. And it shows as there's a line of patrons both…read morelocal and visiting like I was. Service is quick as you wait in line, there's about 3 people working with each individually attending to the customers one by one as you may order from the bakery case. Every item seems fresh and taste fresh. Other classic prepackage pastries and dishes are also available. A line of cakes are also displayed to be ordered in advance or for a slice to eat! Inside is spacious with display cases on both sides but with a crowd and a single line to order, it can get full easily. We tried the pork bao bun and it tasted great. The flavor is amazing and lots of filling which is a plus. The egg custard is good as well with the tart flaky and perfect

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Chiu Quon Bakery & Dim Sum - Custom order cakes

Custom order cakes

Chiu Quon Bakery & Dim Sum - Portuguese egg tarts with their tantalizing brulee tops and tasty BBQ pork bun filling

Portuguese egg tarts with their tantalizing brulee tops and tasty BBQ pork bun filling

Chiu Quon Bakery & Dim Sum - Portuguese egg tart, coconut bun & BBQ pork bun

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