The seafood and dim sum never disappoints! I've been coming here since college and really love the…read moreconsistency of food quality at this location.

It was decent! I don't think we are dim sum people. However the general tsos had a little left to…read morebe desired also. The service was quick but not the friendliest. We hasn't been there before and we're not quite sure how to order. Esp using an iPad etc. The place was a little rundown but clean. They had at least two people cleaning the whole time we were in there.

Definitely a hole-in-the-wall, but absolutely delicious. A new go-to for me. Cash Only.read more

This is our go-to for frozen potstickers. We have been loyal customers for at least a decade and…read morethey have not disappoint.

Located right outside of the Chinatown gates and next to the cta redline, QXY Dumplings is some of…read morethe best I've ever had. They were full immediately after opening at 11:30am on a Sunday so expect a wait if you're not right on time or early. Their skin is thinner than I usually see, so their filling doesn't have to be super packed to even out the dough ratio. The chili oil and soup are 100% on point. Overate and overstuffed myself. Staff is efficient and fast. Would come back

no wait on a weekday at noon. you could also see someone hand folding the dumplings in the corner…read moreof the restaurant. we got crab roe and pork, lamb and dill, and beef and onion. i liked lamb and dill the least bc the dill was just so strong and pickly, but if you're a big fan of pickles then i think you'd like it. dumplings were good overall, but i dont think it was lifechanging or anything. it did satisfy the dumpling craving tho!

Dim sum selection: average and includes your standard fare. Looked pretty authentic…read more Service: just a lady at the counter taking your order. Price: this place is pretty expensive for dim sum. Usually places are 5-6$ per dish, but this place was $6.99. to me this is not worth it as I am unable to try other things I would like. Plus there's a 10% tax. The price made me subtract the stars unfortunately. Just not worth it. Taste: got the cuttlefish and bean curd. Both were pretty good with and good size. Classic taste for each. But nothing spectacular. Overall average dim sum at high price point

This place dim sum is so fresh and tasty . I'm glad they are here. I like the service too very…read morefriendly taking my order. Soybean milk had to order (hot) so good. I differently will go back again.

Food was delicious seasoning was on point and u get a lot for the money yummy!!!!!!!!read more

What a good dim sum spot. The alcohol alcoholic drinks were also pretty affordable. Got a piña…read morecolada that had a cherry on top. It was sweet and tasty. The chow mein noodles were good and there was a lot of them to share with the table. My favorite was the pork barbecue buns. They were soft, filling, and delicious. The barbecue pork was flavored very well. The buns were very airy like marshmallows. Our waiters were very nice. Bathrooms were clean. Lots of seating inside. The bar area was very nice. The perfect place to have a drink if waiting for a table.

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.

The first stop when we arrived at the airport was this dim sum spot called MingHin Cuisine. They…read morehave a few locations all over Chicago. The interior of this place is super cute and well-designed. Modern touch with a really well-designed layout. Ordering is via a tablet, and there are no old-school carts that come around. Everything is just given to you by a server. The food itself was hot and tasty! We ordered so much food and everything was super delicious. My favorite was actually a tofu dish that was good with whatever sauce it was. The dim sum dishes are also very good and tasty. The chicken feet are my favorite and I do like their pineapple buns for dessert yum!

Wow it's been 8 years since I wrote my last review. Minghin is one of my favorite Chinese…read morerestaurants and that has not changed. They still have a great selection of food, from dim sum, seafood, beef, and chicken dishes. Great location for large groups as the restaurant is huge. We had reservations for 20 people last night and it was not a problem. We took up 2 tables of 10 people each, right next to each other. Restaurant is always nice and clean and the lighting is always good. Service is pretty fast as well. We ordered a lot of food and it comes out within a matter of 10-15 minutes. Also plenty of parking out in the lot. Great restaurant and great location.

It's funny because I have lived within a 1 mile radius of both locations in the Chicagoland area…read more.. this is easily my go-to for dim sum. The food can't be beat, and it's so so good. GET THE PEAPOD TIPS!!

The place is big and clean but the seating is a bit awkward. The staff is nice…read more I wanted dim sum and they had a big menu for it. I didn't understand why they had different sizes with different pricing for each size until the items came out! Like the sui mai, pan fired potstickers were medium size and the rest other than the sesame balls were large. I don't think I have ever had any of the items as big or as stuffed as these were. Everything tasted great! Every item was flavorful. We barely had to use the sauces other than to enhance the flavors of the items. Even the jasmine tea was fragrant and tasted the way it smelled. Next time I'm in Chicago I will. Be stopping here again forget china town this is the place to go.

A little hard to find due to it being on the second floor, but this no frills, neighborhood Dim Sum…read morePlace is a surprise gem more off the beaten path. While the service is lovely, you should expect less western style service. They are efficient and get you quality dishes at great prices, but they may come in an unexpected order. The older clientele to this place are loyal and for good reason. I would recommend you experiment with the menu! Try a few classics like the shrimp dumplings or mango pudding and get a few new items like the taro cake or the chicken feet.

Located on the second floor of a small mall, we were looking forward to some good Chinese food. It…read moredidn't disappoint. It is spacious with plenty of seating. They serve all day dim sum but decided to go with family style. It was Valentine's Day late evening and the dishes we wanted to order (Peking Duck and Roast Pig) were sold out. So we ordered another dish and they asked if they can substitute an ingredient because they were out of it. They served a large bowl of rice to share instead of individual bowls. Portions were decent but all our dishes were delicious! Service was friendly and attentive. Parking is available at Chinatown Parking by the Metro and they can validate your parking ticket for the discount. Will have to come back one day to try dim sum.

My kids and I came in for the dimsum which was surprisingly really good. It was the perfect amount…read moreof flavor, it wasn't oily and it didn't feel heavy. They had a decent variety of options to choose from. We will be returning customers. Minus one star because of our rude server. Not sure why they assume every Asian person speaks Chinese and when I told her I don't speak Chinese she continue speaking Chinese in a frustrated tone. She seemed almost angry when she had to ask me in English if I wanted hot tea. Well this girl claps back ok?! You're not gonna talk to me crazy and think I'm going to answer you with a yes or a no thank you. Moving forward she had some act right and you need to ask for soy sauce and chili pepper which will take them awhile because I don't think it's common here to have dimsum with soy sauce and chili oil.

I love coming with a variety of friends so you get to taste a little bit of everyone's favorites…read more Today was no exception. We got a variety of dim sum from congee to shrimp dumplings. My favorites of the spread were the spare ribs in black bean sauce and the pan fried turnip cakes. The flavor of the spare ribs just hit and the turnip cakes had the right amount of crisp. Fun fact is that dim sum is served during breakfast time.