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    Sorry Mommy

    4.5 (63 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:30 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Good for groups
    Dogs allowed
    Happy hour specials
    Outdoor seating

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    Ganbyan Somyan Beef
    Cherry O.

    What an absolute gem of a restaurant! Sorry Mommy is a hidden treasure serving incredible Central Asian cuisine, and I can't stop thinking about it. The waiter explained that their food reflects a Nomadic culture -- with influences from China, Turkey, and Russia -- and you can really taste that unique blend in every dish. I went on a Tuesday around 6:30 PM, and the restaurant was already lively with plenty of occupied tables -- always a good sign! They had run out of a few dishes I wanted to try, which honestly just gives me an excuse to go back. For appetizers, we ordered a few to share: * Samsa Chicken (6/10): Like a chicken empanada, but with milder flavors. Not my favorite, but still tasty. * Boorsok (10/10): Fried dough served with a lightly sweet, milky dipping sauce -- absolutely addictive. This was perfection! * Vareniki (7/10): Soft dumplings reminiscent of potato pierogis -- comforting and satisfying. For our entrées, we went family-style and sampled several dishes. The standout was the Ganbyan Somyan with Beef -- a spicy stir-fried noodle dish with garlic chives that was unreal. It was so good, I actually came back a few days later just to get it for lunch. That's how good it was! 10/10 We also tried the Ribeye Kebab (10/10) and the Chicken Kebab (10/10) -- both were perfectly grilled, juicy, and bursting with flavor. Honestly, some of the best kebabs I've ever had. I also ordered the Veggie Kebab, which was delicious as well. The food and service here are outstanding. The staff is warm, welcoming, and eager to share the story behind their cuisine. You can tell there's real pride and passion behind what they do. If you're looking to try something different and absolutely delicious, Sorry Mommy should be at the top of your list. A beautiful blend of Uzbek, Kyrgyz, and other Central Asian flavors, executed with care and heart. I'll definitely be back to try more dishes -- and to get another round of those kebabs and noodles!

    Lico J.

    Fantastic spot in Schaumburg! Service was friendly and outstanding from start to finish. The moment we walked in and saw the cultural décor and families happily eating, we knew we were in the right place. Table favorites: * Guyru Somyan - a non-soupy, incredibly flavorful noodle dish. * Plov - fragrant rice cooked perfectly; even our picky toddler went back for seconds (and thirds!). * Honey Cake - the perfect cross between cheesecake and sponge cake -- airy, lightly sweet, and not heavy at all. Other dishes we tried: * Da Pan Ji (slightly spicy) - generous portion of chicken, though the large cuts made it a bit less flavorful. * Manty - you can tell the dough is housemade the moment you bite in. Thicker, chewier texture with hearty chunks of beef seasoned simply with black pepper and onion -- comforting and authentic. We also ordered the red fruit drink, which was super refreshing and complemented the meal perfectly. Overall, a wonderful experience with delicious, homestyle food and warm service. Highly recommend for families or anyone looking for something different yet approachable!

    Heena S.

    What a great hidden gem! The food was well flavored and a mix of regional. There are a lot of local customers which is always a good sign of an ethnic food restaurant. Our server did a great job explaining the dishes to us. And allowed us to get some variety of flavors to try. We would come back.

    Crispy Eggplant Salad
    RB C.

    Tried it for dinner and the food and service did not fail. Finally had the chance to try Central Asian cuisine and our server was very helpful and giving suggestions. we had the eggplant salad which was flavorful, guryu somyan with beef (though the beef could be a little tender) and lamb kebobs. The Eastern Napoleon cake was not too sweet and just enough to share. If you are looking for something different, try them! Ambience had the feel of a small village restaurant and it was clean and service was just on point. Thank you!

    Guyru Lagman
    Eugene W.

    Sorry Mommy Salad: very tasty with the avocados and strawberries. I liked the blend of ingredients Guyru Lagman: the hand-pulled noodles were the perfect al dente. Tasted very fresh. Chicken was tender, and the soup was delicious La Zi Ji: first time I had central Asian style la zi ji. The dill was a little overpowering, but it was still good. Chicken very tender, and the peanuts were great. The peppers themselves were pretty tasty as well. The interior of this store is awesome. It kind of feels like a fancy restaurant, but also homey at the same time. Really cool decor inside. The staff are friendly and helpful. Someone who I think was the owner also talked to us, he was very nice!

    Kompot, Gan Za Ji
    Casey Jo W.

    Absolutely excellent! I had the kompot (delightful), boorsok (a simple tastey snack), gan za ji (fabulous, flavorful, SPICY), and honey cake (A+++, must try, excellent). The waiter was great and answered my questions, recommending the gan za ji which was so good I'll be thinking about it for weeks! Only "problem" - the plate was so big I couldn't finish it all. These serving sizes are HUGE, so I recommend ordering to share. (But I wouldn't share the honey cake - it was good I ate the whole slice and ordered a second to take home for later.) The ambiance is luvly. Very clean and comfortable. My only complaint is not against the restaurant itself, but the ordering/payment system they use (Toast/toasttab) which didn't seem to work very well for me. The staff helped me through it and I had and excellent dinner with plenty of leftovers. HIGHLY recommend.

    Sorry mommy salad
    Arthur H.

    Unique central Asian spot that isn't a very common find. The waitress said the roots of the restaurant are from Kyrgyzstan, which I haven't really seen elsewhere. That being said, I also didn't know what to order, as the mushuro and guyru ganfan ended up being too similar, but it was fairly tasty. The chicken kebab was a hit with the kids and had a delicious grilled taste. The sorry mommy salad was good, a bit on sweeter side. The mingrelian khachapuri is like stuffed crust pizza but using an Asian bread as the dough, which has a nice sweet touch.

    Beef roulette Kazan Kebab
    Sahar N.

    Great fusion restaurant if you're looking to try a mix of middle eastern and Asian flavors. The Good Able to get a reservation last minute for a group of 13. When we arrived, the place was packed. Constant flow of traffic the entire food service which was great to see. The Better Food came out fairly quickly. Only downside here (-.5 points) was food did not all come out at once. There was a 5-10 min wait between each batch of entrees leading to a lot of down time. Coming with small kids makes it not as ideal, as we wanted to eat and leave quicker than we had. The Best Food was all very good. Everything tasted fresh and all the meat was tender. Nothing we ordered was less than a 7/10. We ordered the following: Sweet and Sour chicken 7/10 Leaned more orange chicken / overly sweet. Most basic of the dishes we ordered but still tasty. Fried Manty 7/10 Good not great. The meat filling was very strong on the onions and not as well-seasoned as the other dishes. Would not get again if we went back. Plov 8/10 Akin to a desi pilau rice dish. Ordered for the kids to eat. Perfect mild flavors with tender beef. Was a bit too mild for the adult flavor palette, but great for the kiddos. Gangbyan somyan (Chicken) 10/10 Very good. Slight hint of heat in the noodles which was nice. Flavors were elevated and all the ingredients / veggies tasted fresh. We ordered the chicken, but after having all the dishes, would love to try the beef next time (all the beef dishes were very good). Kazan Kabob 100/10 Ordered this twice as it was the groups favorite. Dry dish (not saucy) sautéed in onions and spices with super tender beef pieces that are not chewy. Paired perfectly with white rice. Not spicy. Beef Roulette 8/10 Tender beef medallions Tasted like a mix between a steak and gyros. Charred well. Only downside was the fat pieces in the pieces were thick. They came off pretty easily, just not the healthiest of entrees. Overall, amazing food. Would come back for another meal most definitely.

    Zabiha Halal certified
    Michelle F.

    Sorry Mommy is a fantastic culinary journey to Central Asian Cuisine. They serve all certified Zabiha halal meats. Bursts of fresh and wholesome inviting flavors in every dish they make! Above and beyond our expectations. Malina took our carryout order and even offered us water while we waited for our carryout. We started with the Samsy (handmade beef & chicken meat pockets) that were flaky, filled generously and a decent size. The La Zi Ji was a nicely cooked chicken dish with dried Sichuan red peppers that were a little sweet and not at all hot. We loved the chewiness of the Sichuan pepper pieces that accented the flavor of this unique dish. This was one of those dishes you experience once in a lifetime and never forget it! I had a side order of in house hand pulled noodles which were light and complimented the chicken entree. We also ordered the lamb/beef Lulya kabab that was moist, flavorful and pretty decent size. Accompaniments of red sauce and thinly sliced purple, white onions went perfect with everything. This meal was so delicious and enjoyable. We can't wait to go back and try their soups, bread and other original dishes. Exceptional service, beautifully decorated dining rooms, plenty of outside covered dining and easy parking.

    Boso Lagman
    Brian D.

    Sorry Mommy is a halal restaurant specializing in Central Asian cuisine in Rolling Meadows. It was our first time being here, so we weren't sure what to expect. We started with the Kompot - a sweet juice made with dried fruits. It was delicious. And we also ordered the Beef Samsa, a beef pastry, which we also really enjoyed. For main courses I went with the Boso Lagman - which is a beef dish served with vegetables and hand pulled noodles This was by far my favorite dish we had here. It also came with spice on the side, which I used sparingly. You don't need much of the spice - the dish itself has a ton of flavor. My girlfriend got the handmade dumplings called Manty. These were beef filled, and unique but not what I was used to with a dumpling. I would try something different the next time. Service was attentive and the inside of the restaurant including the bathroom was clean. I will definitely be back for seconds at Sorry Mommy. 5 stars from me!

    Lamb Kebab
    Lisa M.

    We ordered to-go, but the inside looks super fun and like there's a lot of space that would fit big groups (like if you want to go somewhere for a big family dinner). They were very kind and took our order over the phone before they were technically open, so that our food would be ready when they opened. It did take a bit for it to still be cooked, but they kept reassuring us it would be very, very fresh haha. We were too hungry by the time we got home to remember to document our order, but we liked everything. We got the plov, lamb kebab, samsy and honey cake. Only thing is the portions are kind of small for the price. But it is Halal--so take that into consideration. Friends, everything was so flavorful, but even if it wasn't I would come back for the honey cake alone! It's that good. It isn't overly sweet, and it's not a cake that's supposed to be. If you haven't had it before, it's like a thinly layered graham cracker cake that becomes this wonderful texture by the filling.

    Eastern Napoleon
    Farah A.

    This is the new halal restaurant in Rolling Meadows. Dined here for the first time and had a wonderful dining experience. Got to try central Asian cuisine, focusing on the food from Kyrgyzstan. The menu offers a nice range of options to choose from . We ordered the - Mediterranean Salad Samsy, Manty, Boso Lagman, Plov, Beef Kabob, Fruit Tea, and Eastern style cakes . Each of dishes were freshly prepared and tasted great. The portion sizes are good and can be shared. My favorites were the beef kabob, bozo lagman, and Samsy. The service is also good. Our server took the time to explain the dishes to us and make good recommendations. It's a cozy and inviting atmosphere at the restaurant. Check it out, it's a must try.

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    Steve H.

    I found Sorry Mommy searching here on yelp! It said it was a Thai food restaurant and that's what we had a taste for, and we were in for a surprise... Upon arrival, you noticed that the decor may have been originally a Mexican restaurant but it just suits this restaurant so well when you meet the owner and his staff and get a feel for the other customers -- Asian, Eastern European, East Indian. It's a down-to-earth, authentic food and staff, pleasant experience. Upon first look at the menu, we realized there were only perhaps three Thai items. The rest were... kind of middleeastern, kind of mediterranean, kind of asian, kind of... we couldn't figure it out but we were excited! After a roundabout conversation with the owner who was also our server, I finally asked straight out and he said they're from Central Asia and I pushed a little more and... Kyrgyzstan!!! We were even more excited and intrigued to try his recommended items. Sorry Mommy salad -- mixed greens, blueberries, dried cranberries, walnuts, avocado, tomato -- fresh, mega-healthy, delicious! This is either a meal in and of itself or perfect for two or more people. Tom Yam -- a slightly spicy fish soup. I think it had coconut milk in it. It had salmon, shrimp, some other Seafood, as well as I think perhaps peppercorn, lemongrass, and..? It was wonderful! We really enjoyed it! Again, this was either a full meal or good for two people or more. To be sure, read the ingredients on their menu posted here in yelp. Chicken kebab -- just as the owner told us, this was going to be very juicy and flavorful, and it was! One skewer of meat, a little bit of sweet pepper, red onion, and white, and a small boat of what seemed like a tomato, pepper, onion sauce. This was just a single skewer and the price was appropriate, but perhaps a full meal would be better as a double portion. As Kyrgyzstan has many Muslims, it's a halal restaurant. As such, no alcohol, but that was okay by us. In fact, at the owner's recommendation, we had a pot of homemade fruit tea and it was absolutely bright, full of flavor, almost honey like, and delicious. It came in a glass decanter and you could just see the flavor dying to come out. Here's where I feel like a jerk- - the owner shared the word three or four times with us how to say teacup and I have forgotten yet again. We were full, and quite content, by the end of dinner and wonderful conversation in a quiet environment with a happy humdrum in the background. They offered us dessert, and we thought about it, and thought about it, and decided to go with the kyrgystan version of honey cake. It was a layered cake, with definitely the taste of honey, perhaps some cinnamon and a little bit of maybe Farina, and something that may have been a fluffy cream cheese in there as well. Whatever it was, it had a unique, special flavor that we had never had before, and it was wonderful! Prices here are very reasonable especially for what you get -- homemade, large portions, knowledgeable staff, wonderfully friendly and engaging and helpful staff, and a clean and peaceful restaurant. We are definitely returning for another visit for the friendly and comfortable environment and to try yet some different items. What a wonderful cultural experience, something new, and memorable.

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    The food here is excellent. I decided to try it via Grubhub, but I plan to check it out in person.

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    Great food large portions it's a cross between Asian and middle eastern not your typical place but would go back

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    Original Uzbek/Kurdish food. I loved the Palaw. Overall service was excellent. Black tea after food was amazing.

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    Jannat Restaurant is truly a hidden gem when it comes to Eurasian cuisine -- bringing together rich…read moreflavors from Central Asia, Turkey, and Europe all under one roof. It's halal, super clean, and the staff? Genuinely some of the kindest and warmest people you'll meet. You can tell they really care about their space and their food -- gloves, masks, and great hospitality all around. The vibe inside is lowkey but elegant, great for a quiet night out or a new food experience with friends or family. The menu reflects a wide variety of authentic dishes -- some comforting, others bold and new depending on your palate. Pelmeni (dumplings): Very strong in flavor, not what I'm typically used to. The texture might take some getting used to -- I wasn't the biggest fan, but my friend loved it. Plov: So flavorful and hearty -- slightly on the greasy side but still really satisfying. Manty: If you're into juicy, steamed dumplings, this is the move. The spices are deep and warming. Honey Cake: Hands down one of my favorites. Soft, lightly sweet, and melts in your mouth -- definitely a must-try. If you're into exploring lesser-known cuisines or just want a meal that feels like a journey across cultures, Jannat is a beautiful stop. It's an experience more than just a dinner, and you can feel the passion behind the dishes.

    The owners did an awesome job renovating the place. As you…read moreentered, tables are set placemats, plates, silverware, and cloth napkin. This place is a full service dining restaurant. Overall service was wonderful and the staff was very helpful with the menu and recommending apps, dishes, and drinks for first timers. Their menu offers food Europe, Central Asia, Turkey. You're offered complimentary Pita Bread as a starter. We ordered the Pelmeni, Chicken Kabob, Plov, Fruit Tea, Zavarnye, and Honey Cake. Everything was yummy! Portions are decent so definitely explore, order a few items and do it Family Style. They also offer lunch specials for $20. We will be back to other menu items!

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    We continue to dine here and get our carry outs as there is always consistency in the food being…read morefresh, neatly packaged and generous amount of ingredients! The halal chicken Pho is delicious and packed with a generous amount of chicken, the shrimp pancake was delicious and the dipping sauce along side was perfect. The shrimp fried rice had larger pieces of shrimp and more than other places we've had it. The carryout ordering was super easy and our meal was packed nicely. I recommend the extra veggies and extra fried tofu as it is a really nice accompaniment to the chicken pho. The only small drawback is to be sure to order the pancake when you're dining in. The bottom gets soft when they pack it for carryout which can't be helped. It's still very delicious but prefer it there I'd still give it a 10!

    Tried Phoday recently and honestly left pretty disappointed…read more We ordered the Vietnamese spring rolls, steak pho, and the Korean BBQ-style rice plate ($16.75). The biggest letdown by far was the rice plate. For that price, I expected a decent portion and quality--but instead, I got 4 tiny pieces of beef short ribs that were almost entirely fat with barely any actual meat. It honestly felt more like eating pork belly than short ribs. It just felt like a total rip-off for what you get. I wouldn't recommend ordering that dish at all. The rest of the food was okay, but nothing that would make me want to come back, especially considering the price point. Service was slow. Had to ask for water refills. Restaurant is clean and spacious.

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    I have been to Penang many times, and it has always been for a special occasion. Today, I missed…read morethe taste of Malaysia so I came to dinner by myself. I ordered enough for two, which means I would have something for the next two meals. The restaurant has been around for a while, and it is a stand alone building. The menu, like what you will find in Malaysia - a mixed of Chinese, Malay, and Indian. The service is always prompt. Here's what I ordered: 1) Roti Canai served with Malaysian chicken curry - the curry is unlike Indian curry. This is a typical Malaysian style curry. You take a piece of the crispy yet a little chewy pan fried dough and dipped in this curry broth. That combination will kick off your appetite. 2) Seafood and Tofu clay pot - a mix of fish fillet, squid, shrimp, vegetables and homemade tofu served in a clay pot. The tofu is delicious - crispy outside with soft and silky center - chef's kiss! 3) String bean mixed with balacan - balacan is a Malaysian sambal sauce made with shrimp paste and chili. It has this savory, sweet and lightly spicy flavor mixed with crispy string beans. It was a delightful dinner! There are many other dishes that I'll come back for, especially other dishes with their homemade tofu.

    Excellent food, friendly attentive service…read more Have driven by this place for years. Finally decided to meet a friend there for lunch. Truly good food and great experience both Chinese and Thai dishes were delicious and wonderfully seasoned. Definitely coming back

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    We're a little spoiled for ramen in the northwest burbs. I'm a fan of Chicago Ramen and Santouka…read morebut I'm happy to add another spot into the rotation. I was surprised to learn this is a small chain only with a couple locations in Illinois and the rest in California, which just gives it more credibility to me. Just a heads up that this place is pretty small, so you might run into a wait. But, they do have Yelp waitlist, so be sure to take advantage if you're coming by. While the waits can get long, once you're actually seated service is great and prompt. You won't be waiting long for your food, and if you get a counter seat you can see it being prepared which is fun. So far I've had the spicy tan tan ramen and the miso ramen. You get a generous amount of noodles, the meat is super tender, and the broth is the perfect cure for cold weather or a rough hangover. They have a kids meal option too, but they also have small chicken or pork and rice bowls that are perfect for our toddler. We'll definitely come back, I'm very curious how their curry dish is.

    What a delightful place! It looks small and unassuming from the outside in a strip mall, but when…read moreyou enter, it's clean, welcoming, and comfortable. The staff is extremely friendly. And it's clearly popular. I met a friend at opening time and there was plenty of seating, but within 20 minutes or so, the place was filling up. I got the Tonkotsu Ramen with a seasoned egg topping. The broth was rich and delicious, the pork and noodles tender, the scallions crunchy, and the red ginger gave just the right kick. The egg was cooked perfectly, jammy and seasoned beautifully. Hot green tea topped off the experience on a very cold morning. So many other things on the menu I wanted to try, but that completely filled me up.

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