SY Chef

Lucky Wok is a little hole in the wall in a strip mall between 75th and Maple serving Cantonese and…read moreAmerican Chinese style food. There is some dining space though their business revolves mostly around takeout/delivery. Needless to say, they're owned and staffed fully by a local family so support local! For those working in the Oak Brook/Downers Grove area, Lucky Wok is a good lunch delivery option. There seems to be a dearth of Chinese takeout within delivery distance relative to the availability of other excellent sit in restaurants. You can't really go wrong with any of the dishes. I mean who doesn't love sesame chicken once in a while.

Worst Chinese food I've ever had. Their food is absolutely disgusting. I wouldn't feed it to a…read moredog!

Staple in my food

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Buddhist Delight in Curry Sauce

Lucky Star

3.5(80 reviews)

1.7 mi

FINALLY! I found THE Chinese food place. I've been searching for years to find EXACTLY this type of…read morefood. It reminds me of college and my twenties when I'd eat this after a drunken night out or the next day hungover. The family meal for 2 (beef broccoli, sweet and sour chicken, shrimp fried rice) was LITERALLY PERFECT. Delicious, fresh, flavorful, great portions. I also ordered the tofu with mushroom, and it was so amazing. Great sauces for all the dishes! Chinese restaurant fried rice is a hit or miss a lot, but this was a HIT. My new go-to Chinese food spot!! I'm so happy I took a chance on Lucky Star! It's now in my favorite foods/restaurant rotation when picking dinner.

It's hard to find a Chinese place with decent reviews, so I wanted to help uptick this spot. It's…read morepretty inexpensive for the large portion sizes (we ordered smalls and we have two meals of leftovers meals between 3 people). Before, I've had the orange chicken-- it was good, but ORDER CRISPY and NOTE it has. the orange peel bits. Last night, we got bbq pork fried rice, which was massive, delicious portion.. BEEF CHOW MEIN which was our FAVORITE of the dishes. Deep brown in color with mushrooms and tender beef. Then we not recommend the chicken and cashew chicken.. it looked like gelatin and has translucent onions too... once we got over that, the chicken was lean and tasted good mixed in with other items. They give generous amount of sauces, fortune cookie and chow mein noodles. QUICK too!

Mongolian beef

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Vegetable delight, sesame chicken, crab rangoon, and Mongolian beef

Magic Kitchen

4.0(107 reviews)

1.5 mi

DELISCOIUS GREAT SEASON FOOD In expensive…read more Location is perfect for lisle of course , Woodbridge Bolingbrook

Noodles fantastic. Fried rice great!…read moreCrab Rangoon and egg rolls sub par. Not freshly made, shoe leather- like to chew. Restaurant itself is like a storage room for all to see, not likely to ever go back. What a shame!

This was the sweet and sour chicken, chicken teriyaki, and pan fried noodles

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Orange chicken

Cebu Lechon House

4.0(27 reviews)

3.4 mi

We've lived here for years and have only now recently tried this restaurant. The staff members were…read morenot only incredibly friendly, but also helpful in explaining the menu items and cooking process. They gave us sample of the different menu items to try before ordering; the aristocrat chicken was cooked so fresh that the meat falls off the bones. The glazed bbq flavor was delicious and paired well with the garlic fried rice and lumpia. We received extra samples of the lechon that they roast for four hours on Saturdays to take home, better believe we'll be ordering this next time as well. Thanks again and see you soon! Best, Charlie

We came here specifically to try the Filipino food because the Chinese food you can get anywhere…read more When looking for this place, look for New Chinese Kitchen otherwise you'll miss it. It's across the street from Arby's in a small strip mall. You'll definitely have to make a U-Turn because getting into the lot is weird. Plenty of parking since it is a shared lot. We decided to do two combo meals plus the aristocrat chicken. When dining in, there are about 4 tables so it can be limited if there is a rush hour. The owner was very pleasant and he explained about the items before we looked at the menu. Lumpia was crispy and tasty. Garlic rice was a little oily but still good. Overall, it's about a 4. I would have given them a 5 but that rock hard crispy kare kare is hard to forget. However, I'll return to try other items. -crispy kare kare with garlic rice and lumpia 3 - I wanted to like this but the crispy kare kare was a huge let down. It was very tough to eat. I've had Filipino food many times and it was never this hard. It's a shame because the peanut sauce with the veggies and eggplant were delicious. -bbq pork belly (liempo) with garlic rice and lumpia 5 - I really liked the BBQ pork belly. Very easy to cut with a spoon. Meat was well seasoned. It is fatty, so it's best to eat it with rice. -aristocrat chicken 5 - highly recommended. Chicken is extremely flavorful even for leftovers. Meat is very moist and juicy. Nice balance of sweet and salty. I should have gotten the 10 pieces.

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Lechon kawali, garlic rice, lumpia

House of Emperor

3.4(334 reviews)

3.1 mi

The food and service were excellent…read more Today the atmosphere was too loud with customers all packed in one section and the music was far too loud

So, we ordered 4 things to go: the vegetarian egg rolls, Chicken Almond Ding, Chicken with pea…read morepods, and Orange Chicken. The eggs rolls had very little inside them, but were pleasant enough fried dough. All of the chicken dishes seem to have a pressed chicken--not sliced or real chicken. Pleasant enough, but kind of strange. The Almond Ding had separate almonds, which was nice and Chick with peadpods appeared to have a little bit of real mushrooms and some real pea pods in it--but they lacked fresh flavor. The sauce is very bland, and kind of like a globby-like texture. There's a lack of any Chinese vegetables. No Bok Choy, no bamboo shoots, very few water chestnuts, no green pepper. Just tons of pressed chicken, and a bland white sauce. My husband's Orange Chicken was supposed to be hot but was not. It was pleasant but same pressed chicken now breaded (much better cover for pressed chicken). Lack of veggies in all the dishes. Would we go back? Probably not. Ended up throwing half of it away. Honestly, Panda Express is probably just as good which is kind of sad.

Beef tenderloin and bbq pork fried rice YUM

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Cebu Lechon House & New Chinese Kitchen

3.1(70 reviews)

3.4 mi

Another brunch in the books--and I love brunching! We headed to Chicago from STL and decided to try…read moreCebu, and it did not disappoint. The restaurant had a calm vibe with beautiful decor--perfect for a relaxed birthday celebration for my hubby. But let me tell you, the service was THE BEST. The staff was attentive, friendly, and kept everything flowing smoothly from start to finish. The food? Absolutely amazing. Every plate was generous, beautifully prepared, and packed with flavor. We left with full bellies, empty glasses, leftovers in hand, and big smiles on our faces. A couple of us enjoyed the bottomless mimosas--large pours and consistently refreshed by the staff (yes, there's a time limit, so don't get crazy!). Still, we were pleasantly surprised by how well everything was managed. Hubby was even given a birthday cheesecake which was so moist and free! Overall, we were truly impressed and will definitely be back!

Don't go here.I have witnessed shady behavior.They are charging people a higher prices than what's…read moreon the menu.They will tell you it's because they need new menus but they've had the same menu for forever.Thats called false advertisement.the food was trash and I won't be going back.

Bitter sweet and sour sauce or duck sauce

Garlic rice

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Brunch drinks

Lao Sze Chuan House

3.4(325 reviews)

3.3 mi

Started with a large, egg drop soup. Followed up with an order of pork egg roles and we split the…read moreShrimp with lobster sauce entree. Just what we needed. My tip, come during off peak hours or during lunch hours for a more casual meal.

Unfortunately this restaurant is permanently closed. The sign on the door from the city dated May…read more2025 stated "Permits must be obtained". We were frequent customers for many years. Thank You to the owners and staff for the delicious meals.

Dinning room open

White Rice

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Dining room

Gong Ho Restaurant

3.7(246 reviews)

3.8 mi

My husband and I have been going to Gong Ho for years and it's one of our favorite restaurants. The…read morefood is always delicious, ample portions, and reasonably priced. Servers are very friendly and make sure their customers are happy!! Highly recommend!

This spot is a neighborhood staple. It has been around for over 30 yrs and I will forever remember…read morethis place for their $3 lunch specials. It's a little bit more than that now with inflation and all but $8.50 is still not that bad! They have the same favorites that I grew up eating. My parents had owned the travel agency in the nearby strip mall so this was a family favorite for lunch. The service is quick and they even made some updates to the place. The trademark tiger stained glass is still there but the restaurant has a fresh newer look. We still take friends here that come back to visit for nostalgia purposes.

Fried Shrimp and Fried Wonton

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Royal Buffet

2.2(272 reviews)

3.7 mi

Bottom Line: Still quite cheap for AYCE especially on a weekend. Wide selection of Chinese and…read moreSushi in buffet-style, all-you-can-eat format. Pro-tip: Pay with cash. This place has been around for a long time. No frills cafeteria style buffet. Service is basically to clear the table in between your courses. Impressively wide selection of items including some offerings in case you're not in the mood, including decent desert items. The sushi rolls I would say are more than decent, and, you can pick your ingredients for stir fry. Where do you see that any more for this price? Overall decent bang for the buck if you just need to get that no frills/"fusion"/hot pot, but straight up Chinese, Japanese, pan-Asian fix on. End note: I feel some of the highly critical reviews here are overly so given that this place does not pretend to be anything than what it is, and has managed to stay in business, in a very tough environment, for a very long time with very reasonable prices.

I have never been this disappointed with a meal in my life. The hibachi did not offer many choices…read morebut since I usually Love freshly prepared hibachi I decided to go for it. It was just meh. Ok. I just paid nearly $50 for two dinners so I tried several items from the buffet. Nearly everything I personally tried was either grease soaked or barely warm. The fresh fruit was good but it is impossible to mess that up.

Wide selection.

Sushi had great variety

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If you're looking for a hidden gem in Lisle, SY Chef is where it's at! This little hole-in-the-wall Chinese spot is dishing out some seriously good eats, and we are officially obsessed. First things first--the service is lightning fast. Whether you're dining in or grabbing takeout, they get things moving. The inside is nothing fancy, but there's plenty of seating if you want to stick around and soak in the delicious smells wafting from the kitchen. Now, onto the food. We kicked things off with hot and sour soup, and wow--this stuff means business. Piping hot, perfectly tangy, with just the right amount of spice to wake up your taste buds. Next up, cabbage and pork dumplings. Steamed to perfection, these little flavor bombs were fresh, comforting, and even better with a dunk in soy sauce. Then came the orange chicken--crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and just the right balance of sweet and citrusy. We got a small, and it was the perfect size to split. But the real MVP? The veggie chow mein. Holy noodles. The flavor was off the charts, with just the right amount of spice, a perfect noodle texture, and tons of fresh veggies mixed in. Absolute perfection. Bottom line: SY Chef is our new go-to Chinese spot, and if you're in Lisle, it should be yours too. Come hungry, leave happy, and maybe order extra chow mein--you'll thank us later. read more

Qang Z.

4 years ago

hao chi ，gei shen yang lao xiang dian zhan So like here I like the dumplings here very much, the service is also very good, and the sauerkraut stew is very delicious read more

Josh Z.

4 years ago

Dumplings are amazing! Haven't had anything I haven't liked!

Oliver S.

4 years ago

Great food, hit the spot! We'll be back.

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Minghin Cuisine

MingHin Cuisine in Illinois offers some of the best Chinese food I've had in this part of the…read morecountry. The restaurant itself is nicely decorated and is quite a nice location for a dinner date or to celebrate a special event. You either order take out or dine in. We ordered take out on this visit; ordering the Chicken Fried Rice, the Fried Chicken Wings, the Pepper Shrimp, the Chicken Corn Soup, and the Hot and Sour Soup. Everything we tried was exceptionally good. My favorite dish being the Chicken Corn soup. Overall, the food is really good and worthwhile checking out of you are in the Chicago area. We rate this place a solid 4.5 stars out of 5.

This Chinese restaurant became a lifesaver when hubby and I stayed close by at the Best Western…read moreNaperville on 6/6/26. We were trying to find a place to eat dinner nearby and noticed them which were practically next door. We ordered Shrimp Fried Rice and Ribeye Steak with Mushrooms for carry out. The prepared the order quickly and within a few minutes, the order was ready. Upon picking up the order, we noticed how nice the establishment was inside. The Shrimp in the dish was jumbo shrimp which was a nice surprise. Both dishes were only okay due to lack of flavor. They were skimpy in the number of soy and sweet & sour sauce (2 of each). They were nice enough to give us 2 fortune cookies (one cheated me out of a fortune, LOL). NOTE: They have a Chicago location in Chinatown as well.

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Tenderloin

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Winger Restaurant

4.4

(10 reviews)

5.4 mi

8/23/26 update: We…read morecame here for an early dinner. They have more staffing. It wasn't busy at that time. The crab rangoons were very tasty and had a lot of filling. That black pepper with beef dish was exceptional. The black pepper beef was perfectly cooked and each piece was succulent. Generous portion. I saw some people say the food is bland. It's hard to really believe people when they get the same exact Americanized Chinese dishes at every single Asian restaurant lol.

We came here on a Wednesday night . It was busy. They have around seven tables for dine in but it…read moregot full pretty much after we ordered. We ordered the pork egg rolls, chicken with salted fish with eggplants, and beef with Chinese broccoli with flat noodles. The food was good. I like how they pan fried my flat noodles to crunchy texture. The chicken with salted fish eggplant was not too salty and it was good with the rice. The place was clean. The owner was nice and friendly. The service was a little slow because she was the only one taking orders and serving food. I would definitely be back to try their other dish.

Hell Ramen

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Umaka Ramen

4.5

(30 reviews)

1.8 mi

My wife and I decided to try Umaka Ramen for a little date night, and honestly, we're really glad…read morewe did! From the moment we walked in, we were greeted right away, seated, and given menus. Everyone was super friendly, which made us feel welcome right away. We really liked the atmosphere too. It has a nice Japanese feel to it, with beautiful artwork throughout the restaurant. It made for a really nice and relaxing place to have dinner together. We ended up ordering the Crab Rangoons, Takoyaki (octopus balls), Chicken Dumplings, Chicken Katsu Curry Rice, and Yaki Udon. We definitely ordered a lot, but we wanted to try a little bit of everything! Everything tasted fresh, flavorful, and was seasoned really well. The portions were also bigger than we expected, and the prices were very reasonable. We had a really enjoyable date night here, and the food, service, atmosphere, and portions all made it a great experience for us. We'll definitely be coming back and would highly recommend Umaka Ramen to anyone looking for good Japanese food!

Pleasantly surprised by Umaka, (Coming from someone picky about broth) they serve Japanese and…read moreChinese dishes. Everything had a substantial depth of flavor. I ordered their teriyaki skewers, agedashi tofu, and tan tan ramen. Sibling ordered the beef noodle soup. Ambiance is cozy, extremely large booths for family style seating or with friend groups. Tan Tan Ramen: Large portion, quite spicy for someone that can handle very mild spice (so ask for less if they can do it). Flavor is superb, something I'd definitely order again. Came with ground pork, bean sprout, veggies, and half a boiled egg. Teriyaki skewer: Not your traditional Japanese teriyaki flavor, however equally delicious. Tender chicken pieces glazed and seasoned. Agedashi tofu: Gave lots of pieces, I wanna say 8 or 6 pieces. Crunchy exterior, powdered with shichimi togarashi chili powder. Comes with agedashi sauce which is authentic to its flavor. (Very surprised because I've come across lots of restaurants that mess this up). Overall a positive experience, good food and ambiance. Have yet to try their Japanese menu items like tonkatsu ramen, but all my recs above are a safe bet!

Bee 13. Yakiniku Rice Bowl

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Tantan ramen

Ying Dim Sum

4.2

(18 reviews)

7.1 mi

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

Came here because I was craving food authentic Chinese breakfast! I love their soy milk, you can…read moreadjust how much sugar they put in. And their you tiao is soo good (slightly oily). But really hits the spot. The prices are super reasonable too

Siu Mai with Pork and Shrimp

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Taishan Dumpling with Pork and Shrimp

La Mom Kitchen

4.2

(23 reviews)

3.9 mi

We came in on a Monday for the lunch special. We got the…read morefollowing. Lunch specials come with an egg roll, white rice and the meat. Mongolian beef: this was good full of flavor and the onions were cooked great with the sauce General Taos chicken : this was more on the sweeter side. My husband said it was good. Crab Rangoon : these are big and we're cooked perfectly

Made a same day reservation and they sat us at the big round table. I think the food came out…read moreslower than usual but it was fine. Soup dumplings - just ok Chili chicken - pretty good Mapo tofu - just ok Glazed ribs - hard and sweet but my daughter loved it Chow fun - pretty tasty Eggplant - pretty good but I prefer some added meat

V12. Stir-Fried Egg W/ Mushroom In Anhui Style 石耳炒蛋没有什么特别的香气或者味道感觉就是点了一盘普通的炒鸡蛋

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Riceby

4.2

(24 reviews)

5.5 mi

When I came here, I only bought a few of their onigiris. One curry chicken, one beef and one tuna I…read morethink. They were all pretty dry with not too much flavor. Wasn't too hot or fresh either. Hopefully that was just an off day but I don't see myself trying them again.

I finally made some time to come here. I like that they're away from some of the busier places…read more They have a bountiful amount of parking. They have three tables and six chairs if you want to dine in. One is towards the left side with two chairs. The other two tables are together in the middle, with chairs in case a group comes in. They have a nice seating area on the far right if you are waiting for your carry out. This is mostly a drive-thru and carry out. I would definitely come back to dine in, now that I know they have tables. Other reviews missed this vital part. To clarify on one of the recent reviews. The beef bulgogi bowl combo does not cost $32. It would cost $17.75 without tax. I ordered combo 1 (pork adobo and beef bulgogi onigiri, 4 lumpias, pineapple passion fruit drink, and cassava cake). I also ordered the pork adobo rice bowl, egg sandwich, and matcha white chocolate brownie. I have food for two meals. Overall, it's about a 3.5 - 4 for me. I'll lean in more towards a 4 because I'll come back and try more items. -pork adobo onigiri 2.5 - this one was just okay. It could use more meat and sauce. It was mostly bland. -beef bulgogi onigiri 4 - this was better than the pork adobo. It had more meat but it could use more sauce. -lumpias 5 - they were crispy and flavorful. -cassava cake 5 - it came cold. This is a traditional Filipino dessert. It was light, smooth, and custardy. I could eat two more of these. -pork adobo rice bowl 4.5 - the rice wasn't burnt. There is a generous amount of meat. There are about two meals worth in here. The pork slices were soft and tender. There were a couple pieces that could have been softer. -egg sandwich 5 - you get two sandwiches. The whole sandwich was pretty good. It had a savory taste to it. I would order this again. -matcha white chocolate brownie 5 - it came warm. It was rich, not too sweet, and slightly crumbly. I tasted both the matcha and the white chocolate.

Port katsu sando, lumpia, musubi, onigiri, beef bimbop roll, lemonade

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9 Bar Taiwan Cafe

4.8

(6 reviews)

7.1 mi

The Tawainese Fried Chicken Cutlet over rice hit the spot. The 5 spice and basil flavors were super…read morearomatic. It was a bit salty but I expected it to be. The cutlet had a good "crust". The fried batter was so good. I was afraid if I didn't enjoy it right away it would get soggy, but it never really did! Loved the decor! Minimal, simple but looked really nice. Clean, organized, modern. The eating space was really narrow and not a lot of seating. There were only maybe 2 large tables that could seat larger groups.

My husband and I stopped in for a quick dinner before grocery shopping next door at Park to Shop…read more The location is really convenient! We got our fill of freshly cooked Taiwanese food before stocking up on your Asian groceries, walking off a full belly at Park to Shop (Aurora). My husband ordered the pork belly bento box meal that comes with a drink of choice. We got the passionfruit tea qq and by we it's really just me; a fruit tea all to myself :) I ordered the curry beef brisket bento. This option was not available for a "meal" that comes with a drink in the price. All bentos came with a soy braised egg (the yolk was jammy and perfect) and some pickled yellow daikon. The food was freshly prepared to order. When you walk in, there's actually several options to order. You can 1) order at the kiosk by the cashier 2) place your order with the friendly woman behind the desk or 3) sit down at a table and order using the QR code at each table. The space was modern and clean, with a few tables near the front entrance that would fit a party of 4, but mostly tables and chairs along the side wall that would fit 2. Seating is similar to what you'd see at a standard cafe (like one that serves espresso/coffee drinks) so it might not be the best place if you have a large party and want to sit together. There was a friendly men and woman who were cooking in the kitchen and taking/servers orders, respectively. It was definitely a mom and pop vibe, which I love and am happy to support their business. Taiwanese noodle soup is on their menu but it's "coming soon." Once their noodle soup is being served, we will definitely be back to try it. It would be perfect during the colder months. Five stars!

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Katy's Dumplings

Absolutely amazing! Hot, flavorful, phenomenal take out experience…read more Must order: egg rolls, soup dumplings, Chung du dumplings, pan fried pork buns, beef noodle soup

I've been to this location a few times, and it's delicious every time! Even as take-out (which we…read moredid this weekend), the food stays good. As far as service: Quick and friendly. We ordered quite a bit, and all of it was ready in 20 minutes! They also asked about peanut allergies, which we do not have but thought was considerate, given that this is not something often asked about in Asian settings. Food: As most people have said, the food is great. My one demerit would be that the ma po tofu I ordered was SUPER SPICY, at least for me. But I'm someone who typically enjoys spice! My husband said his beef was also super spicy, so just be careful. I ended up having to take the heat down a bit, but everything was still delicious. Price: Overall fair, given the times. It feels pricey at first, but I think this is just the way things are now. Plus, the dumplings taste made from scratch, and any meal you order here can be at least 2 meals, maybe 3 as it was for me. Location: We don't live near the area, but we do stop at Katy's most times we are in the neighborhood. The parking lot is a bit small as is the actual place itself, so you might have to wait a bit if you're gonna eat in, but it feels cozy and cute. If it's busy, don't dawdle. Get in and get out. Maybe resume the socializing at the cute little coffeeshop at the corner of the strip mall. Ultimately, def try Katy's. And def get dumplings. Just mind the spice sin some foods, possibly price, parking lot, and potential wait time if dining in.

Chung Du dumplings (8 pcs)

Mala xiang guo

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Red Pepper

4.4

(20 reviews)

5.4 mi

Nice little gem in the suburbs! They originally started out with a stall inside the Park to Shop…read morefood court, so it's awesome to see them finally open a proper sit down restaurant. Finding legit, traditional Chinese BBQ out here is a total game changer without having to make the drive all the way to Chinatown. The roast duck was incredible, it's super juicy with perfectly crispy skin. The roast pork belly (siu yuk) was spot-on too, with awesome flavor and that perfect crackling crunch. Definitely check this place out if you're craving real deal Chinese BBQ in the burbs.

The best "jzam liu" I've had in the Chicagoland area, even compared to the legendary spots of…read moreChinatown. The meat quality is just how you'd like it to be, smooth cuts, well roasted, and juicy and lean cuts mixed in together. We got roasted duck, char shiu, and princess chicken, and they all did not disappoint. We also got the ong choy (not pictured) which was excellent as well. I'd definitely be back here if I was craving Asian food, and it may even be worth the drive if you somewhat around the area.

Clean and plenty of natural light in the dining area.

Homestyle Tofu & Vegetables

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Sizzling Black Pepper Beef on Iron Plate

Tasty Chef

4.9

(29 reviews)

7.1 mi

The Tasty Chef is such an authentic restaurant. Whenever my wife and I visit, we always see the…read moresame couple cooking in the kitchen. I can only assume they are husband and wife, but their presence creates the feeling that we are being welcomed into their home for dinner. They are consistently kind, respectful, and the food is absolutely delicious. I have never had a bad meal here. The fried rice is always cooked to perfection. Dining here genuinely feels personal, as though we are guests in their home rather than customers in a restaurant. I truly hope their business continues to flourish for many years to come. Yours Truly. PS. The added bar-b-que pork in the fried rice dishes is lovely...

I mean it's pretty good, a little better than move Chinese places in the burbs but not like places…read morein Chinatown. I had fried rice it was good. In a cool little Asian store.