I was having a walnut shrimp attack but Chinese Yum Yum at Halsted and Jackson is closed for remodeling.....ok, I parked in the pay lot as the very nice lady who answered the phone at 3 Happiness said and proceeded to my destination. Service, no problem, I was the only customer there. The menu was extensive and I almost (I did) shook when I found my dish! WALNUT SHRIMP...................... $12 I looked up from the menu and the waitress knew I was ready and was there in a flash. I went to wash my hands & when I returned in a few minutes that sweet lady was coming towards me with MY DISH!!! I took the pic first and went for the small bowl of rice, got a couple of spoonfuls and then the WALNUT SHRIMP which the little spoon I had was hardly big enough to handle what was to come but I made it work, a couple of mayonnaisey crispy shrimp, couple of walnuts and oh what's this under the shrimp? A greasy piece of iceberg lettuce wedge? I am used to the delicately steamed ample broccoli florets at...., oh well, beggars can't be choosy. The rice had a few little hard grains, the walnuts seemed dried up & old, I didn't touch the lettuce, but the shrimp were good. I managed to eat half of it, left a tip for the waitress who offered to wrap up the rest of the meal, but I politely refused, paid the bill, validated the parking and left. Chinese Yum Yum hurry up already. read more

My fiancé and I went here late at night and ordered sesame chicken and orange chicken. We took it to go and realized in the car that they did not even give us a fork or anything to eat with. That was pretty odd. The orange chicken is alright but they put way too much sauce and there are actually orange peels in the bottom of the container. The sesame chicken really did not have much flavor. read more

Three Happiness - Orange chicken - Dim Sum Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

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they laughed at me and called me curse words in chinese as I stooped on the curb (a hungry traveler just trying to eat anything besides frozen hotel food) eating my " chicken lo mein" which I did not receive, what I was thrown together was just raw chicken with stock and some vegetables not a noodle in sight. And I assumed from the laughter and scoffs, and cursing that I was ingesting some form of spit or harmful improperly cooked raw meat. I instantly felt sick to my stomach, $16 wasted I threw it away at the hotel and bought a frozen Disaronno microwavable pizza. Don't go here if you're a respectable person trying to eat and not get food poisoning/eat spit. read more

Food amazing, staff are super sweet. food is family style, very large portions. It's a small mom and pop business. it's a casual setting. great for a date when your looking to eat well for an amazing price for 4 people it was less than $100 and we even had left overs. Whenever we have people come from out of town we bring them here. read more

This is my all time favorite die hard, hole in the wall...American Chinese restaurant. It's been here more than 30 years. Same people every time. The restaurant is open 24/7!!! Seems impossible. Shady people and normal people eat here. I was here on Christmas 2 years ago with friends and Fred Armisen & Natasha Lyonne were in here eating with a crew..... Seaweed soup, pork potstickers.....those are my favorite. I shouldn't even say anything because now I'll never get a table. My hidden gem read more

Slow service, terrible food, not made the way it was ordered, asked if there was a fork none in the bag, small portions, just really crappy food. Second star is for reasonable prices compared to the rest of Chinatown read more

Tonite was my First time and last time there. As soon as my friends and I walked in the door, the old lady and lady at the front were judging us/ racially profiling us and had a ugly look on their face. The whole time, the old lady was standing by the table and watching us... then as soon as we asked for a box she threw the check down and screamed "check" and pointed at it.... okay? Rude. Then when we paid the bill she came back and said "tip!?" Lol sure let me tip you... don't judge people that are coming in to support the establishment you work at because if there's no customers, there's no work for you. Plus the crab rangoons were nasty. read more

The sit down experience was awesome. It's like family. We had dim sum items like fried turnip cake, spring rolls, and fried sesame balls. Hot and sour soup small size. Vegetarian fried rice with tofu. This was great and heart warming for lunch time. It was $27 for all that. That's a darn good price for authentic Chinese food. read more

Three Happiness - Awesome small chicken fried rice. Very flavorful. - Dim Sum Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Excellent spot for some dim sum in the heart of Chinatown. Nothing fabulous but just what you'd expect from small place off of 22nd. Near the square. Enjoyed pork dumplings, green peppers and pork buns. Dumplings were best of three. Pork fried rice to go. Tasty even the next day. Decor is nothing special, but don't go for ambience, go for tasty inexpensive Chinese food. Service adequate. read more

Wife and I were visiting friends in Chicago and we wanted to see Chinatown. One of our friends wanted to try this place so we all went together! It's a hole in the wall. We ordered food and it was out in 15 minutes. Only complaint was the unfriendly staff! Otherwise would return to try other options on menu! read more

Always fresh,tasty and generous portions. Better then most Chinese spots and been that way for 20plus years,quality remains same. Satisfied with every dish and will accommodate spice levels with no complaints. read more

I've been coming here for year's. I'm a true Chicago native and very particular about Chinese food. There is a short list of 4 best Chinese food places (if you don't have a good, well-seasoned egg roll, you don't make the cut) and Three Happiness is at the top since the absolute best is closed now due to gentrification. Pause. Can we give a moment of silence to best Chinese food restaurant ever? Hail Chinatown Cafe. Gone but not forgotten. Although my favorite dish isn't always available, give the stir fried crab a try if you get an opportunity. But literally everything is great here. read more

Food is ok, but the price is amazingly cheap. I'll definitely recommend this place for your late night snack. read more

Three Happiness - Good place when you're tipsy! - Dim Sum Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

My go to Chinese food restaurant!!!! Egg fo Young. Loved it for more than 15 yrs. Yummy!

Placed a call for a carry out lunch for my family. Told it would be ready in 30 minutes. Arrived in 30 minutes, paid for my order and included a tip. Told food is almost ready. 15 minutes later told the noodles take time! Another 15 minutes goes by while people are waiting 30 minutes in the car for me, and more people waiting at home for lunch. I am pissed. I ask for the charge slip back and took off my tip and complained about the wait. Manager gives me lame excuse that my order has been delayed because a group of diners came in, and it slowed them down! I told the manager that they need to do a better job with there organization planning and estimated ready times. Food finally comes out, and leave. Should have checked the bag which was stapled closed, but I just wanted to leave and get the food home. 3/4 of my way home, lady calls me and tells me they forgot one of my orders and that I should come back and pick it up! I told her to just credit my charge card. When I got food home and unpacked, the lids were not secured, food was all over inside the bag. Then I find out that they also forgot to pack the soft drinks I had ordered and paid for. So I call back the restaurant, and told manager that I wanted the drinks also credited. The manager tells me again to come back and pick up the cokes and the missing dish, but they could not give me a credit for the missing items. Instead of crediting my card, they ran the charges for everything. Needless to say, I had my credit card issuer dispute the charges. There is no way that I will ever order again from this place. But will never again leave with a pick up order without first opening the bags. read more

The food is very good and the manager is a nice person. He respects every customer that he encounters. I gave it a three stars because of his waitress and cashiers comes off as rude. The young ones are very nice to customers; but the older ones are not. If it wasn't for them I would've gave them 5 stars. read more

This place rocks, Zagat rated too!! Its always busy, a very small restaurant but excellent food.Good value for money too, if I say so myself. Parking is conveniently available in the parking lot across.Its just a short trot ( 2 minutes) from the restaurant.Forget street parking, you will never find a decent spot. I have been frequenting this restaurant since 2000. We(hubby and I) head out to Chinatown specially to eat here ( I live in the NW burbs) Some of my favorite dishes are 1. Clams with Jalapenos and black bean 2. Deep Fried Chicken 3. Beef with Tofu 4. Rice noodles with Beef and Chinese Broccoli 5. Salt and Pepper Shrimp 6.Hot and Sour soup 7. Sole with Yu toy (absolutely awesome, my 3 year old nephew loves it) 8. Cantonese style noodles with seafood ( 3 year old nephew approved) 9. Beef tendon with bok choy 10. Watercress soup with pork or fish ball The dim sum is ok in my opinion. I do not care for the fried rice, way too much soy sauce for my liking. Its BYOB; which is good, the glasses for some reason look greasy ONLY to me, maybe time to ring my optermetrist. This is by no stretch of imagination a romantic place, the place can get very noisy.Be prepared to wait on the weekends esp between 6-8pm.Usually the wait is about 20 minutes( average).They are open till the wee hours of the morning, something ridiculous like 3am! Enjoy! read more

I don't even know what the food tastes like yet because I literally placed my order at 2:53 am and it is 3:51 am and I'm standing here in the restaurant asking where my food is and they just handed me a bag of cookies. I don't eat cookies. I want my food I ordered almost an hour ago that they said would take 25 minutes. If I stay long enough to get the food I'll let you all know how it tastes but if you want customer service and quick service...this isn't it. Maybe they are different during the day.. I honestly won't be back to find out. I will however let you know what I think of the food. TBT... read more

I love going to this place for Dim Sun. My daughter had just found a restaurant in Washington(state) and I had the desire for some Dim Sun. Saturday morning my wife, son, and I went early. The sign on the door says that they open for Dim Sun at 9 and we arrived at 9:30. We were the first customers of the morning. Service was great. We had a cart rolled up to our table right away and we started. Because of the early time not all the varieties of foods were ready. I was very satisfied as were my wife and son. We even brought home enough for another meal. I have always been satisfied with the food and atmosphere of this restaurant. Parking is very convenient right across the street. The restaurant will give a validation ticket which will reduce the cost of the parking to $2. read more

The best walnut shrimp I've ever had and world's best pot stickers I've ever ever had! Cant go wrong with anything else but those are the best. read more

"Little" Three Happiness is on the south side of Cermak Road and is not the gigantic 2-storey dim sum palace that sits on the northwest corner of Cermak & Wentworth. Two restaurants with identical names located within a few dozen yards of each other: well, there's bound to be some confusion. This place, the little one, is a teeny terrific hole-in-the-wall Cantonese joint, seating maybe 20 people on a really busy evening, but only if you packed them in shoulder to shoulder. But the food is amazingly high quality. Though they do pander to the clueless with a certain number of dumb things on the menu like crab Rangoon, chop suey and egg foo yung, all staples of a thankfully disappearing "Chinese American" cuisine of hodgepodge origins. The authentically Chinese dishes here, which are many, are so well thought of, in fact, that a group of Chicago food enthusiasts named their foodie web site after this place, www.lthforum.com, "lth" standing for "little Three Happiness." For them, this restaurant is the epitome of a small, locally owned, well run ethnic eatery, the type of place we all should be thankful for. I've eaten many a fine dinner here over the years, though I really didn't discover it until my absolute favorite Chinatown eatery, located a few doors west of Three Happiness, happened to burn down one sad evening. I still mourn Hong Min (though I hear they have a small outpost in the far southern suburbs which I've not ventured cross country to try--yet.) For me, Three Happiness comes in a close second, and now first, by default. My latest meal here was a late night stop off: for $18.78 plus tip I got a small chicken noodle soup, order of 3 curried chicken puffs, string beans with minced pork in chili sauce, steamed rice, hot tea, fortune cookie & water. My soup had many large chunks of good white meat chicken (no bones or nasty bits), along with a big mass of thin noodles at the bottom. Though the broth was a bit thin and watery to my taste. The curried chicken puffs, an appetizer of three fried wonton wrappers covering, not surprisingly, curried chicken. They're good, really good. My entree of string beans with minced pork bemused my waiter a little bit as I ordered it, as it's the kind of Chinese home cooking that often isn't even found on many menus. The flavors were wonderful: the earthy note of the beans contrasted with the rich umame of the minced pork (here used as condiment, rather than centerpiece) and the aggressive heat of the chili sauce. The huge platter of green beans is amazing just to look at. I felt healthy munching the green veggies while a bit decadent with the pork sprinkled over the dish. An added attraction for this place is that they are almost always open. The host said they're open all night except for a short period from 6 AM to 9 AM, when they close for 3 hours each morning. So the next time you're starving at 3 AM, don't raid your refrigerator for unknown items wrapped in aluminum foil, instead just head on over to (little) Three Happiness. You'll be glad you did. (One further note: if you are in the least bit claustrophobic, do not try to walk down the tiny hallway to the little bathrooms at the back of the restaurant. I didn't know they even made doors that narrow. Evidently, they do.) read more

Do yourself a big favor, because you deserve it: Go to Three Happiness (the small one, not the big one) and do the following: 1. Order the salt and pepper smelts (or salt and pepper shrimp, or salt and pepper fish filet...really, anything salt and pepper) 2. Order the black pepper beef chow fun 3. Order the pork/tofu/mushroom soup 4. Make sure they give you lots of steaming hot white rice. 5. Enjoy. read more

This is definitely my go to Chinese spot anytime no matter where I am south. I've been eating here literally over 15 years. They're always open(24/7). The best egg rolls ever. I've tried over a dozen dishes which were all good to great. My staples from here are orange chicken, combo fried-rice, honey walnut shrimp, OBVIOUSLY EGGROLLS, crab Rangoon, and Mongolian beef. You're always served hot tea which is the biggest plus. read more

The rice noodles is what I enjoy the most here excellent taste quick and the staff super welcoming and check up on you too!

If you've been to Chinatown, you've been to Three Happiness. It's a rule. Right as you hit Chinatown, local officials are set up to direct you to the location. In fact, you'll receive numerous citations from said officials if you DON'T try this place out. With that being said, this place is good. I came here for a function with my sorority back in the hay day of 2002 and I'm sure it's just as good today as it was back then. The hot and sour soup is good. This I remember. :) I remember having assorted appertizers, too. They were delicious (names escape me). I also remember having sweet and sour chicken atop white rice. Pretty standard. By the way, they do accomodate larger groups I know some places are too lazy and picky and won't move tables around... Those places can ROT for all I care. read more

You could wait for hours at any of the other dim sum places in Chicago's Chinatown... or you could come here, get seated immediately and start munching on delicious food within seconds. The food selection and quality was pretty standard, but the carts seem to come by much more often. This means less waiting and more eating. It's also fairly cheap, so eat away. Some notables from our meal were their BBQ pork buns, mango pudding, fried pork and shrimp shumai. Also, you can get your parking validated here ($2 for 3 hours). Definitely check this place out! read more

Three Happiness has been one of the standard places my family goes to when I'm craving dim sum. Its easy to find and parking is validated which equals major bonus points for my suburbanite parents. I originally was going to give this place 3 stars based on the atrocity that was its women's bathroom. Many trips to this facility sparked memories of horror movies of people getting their kidneys stolen or faces disfigured with back alley Botox. Y'know. Dingy with flickering lights with poorly assembled locks on the stalls. However, they've done a great job of renovating the bathroom and its finally a place where I feel that my organs and youthful Asian skin are safe. I don't speak a lick of Cantonese so ordering my favorite dishes in Chinatown can be difficult at times. Fortunately, Three Happiness has an idiot proof dim sum menu with big pictures and basic descriptions you can point at like a hungry toddler. Three Happiness has the usual fare, I love char siew bao (sweet bbq pork in a bun) shao mai (pork dumplings) and rice noodle rolls with shrimp or beef. read more

This may not be what folks from other cities regard as "authentic," but for Chicago, it's the epitome of our Chinatown, a greasy, brusque, and mostly Cantonese hole-in-the-wall. My first experiences with dim sum in this town began here (never made it to Hong Min before it burnt down). It's essentially a coffee shop layout. So uninformed and skittish tourist will peek in and scurry off to places like Phoenix or Triple Crown. They're probably looking for cart serviced dim sum anyway (not even possible in this joint). If there's a wait, too bad, there's hardly a place to stand 'til a table opens up. So you order directly on a "Xeroxed" checkbox menu (you'd better know your dim sum, even in English, 'cause no pictures on this one). All your favorites, few if anything "exotic," are there. The small plates or steam baskets come out pretty rapidly and hot. Chow down! Now onto the noodle dishes! The OLD Three Happiness (as we veterans call it) has great Singapore noodle dishes and terrific chow fun/foon (broad rice noodle) dishes too. For authentic Cantonese, go for the beef with Chinese broccoli. Roll on out to the sidewalk! read more

This review is more of when I use to come here. The service was always good, I believe I would always order the same thing, which was orange chicken, then one time I changed the order up and confused services as they were use to me ordering the same thing always. Last time I was there October 2006, but not due to service, just was dating someone back then, and we are no longer together. I just have not found time to go back to some spots in Chicago, IL due to different events in life. I have read the reviews of some negativity on the place, but in honest opinion all businesses have their ups and downs, I liked the food when I went there, it was good and I kept going back. Just give them try, don't just go based on bias opinions of many. I believe in this, many put negative feedback because of one small mistake or an issue, but one can not judge one unless they have tried it. read more

I Was starving after Djing last night and I remembered that this place was open late. We drove right down the street and they were welcoming even at 2:45 AM. We ordered vegetable fried rice and egg foo young with 2 veggie egg rolls. The egg rolls were so damn good. I adore egg rolls I don't know why but I love them and Three Happiness has some of the best egg rolls I have ever had. Also their orange sweet dipping sauce was so good. The rice and egg foo young however were mediocre. Nothing special with them, but it served the purpose of curing hunger at 3 in the morning. read more

Oh how I miss this place! Nothing fancy. An eat and run place. Forget ambiance. Wow is the food delicious! Awesome Cantonese food. Great prices! What else can you ask for? Oh yeah, open a branch in New York or New Jersey area. Notables. 1. Salt and pepper Pork chops 2. Shrimp in Scrambled eggs 3. Salt and pepper Shrimp 4. Young Chow (House Special) Fried rice 5. Stir fried baby clams 6. Fresh squid with sour greens 7. Hong Kong steak Yum! read more

I have been here a few more times and it's two stars for the Three Happiness. I had the General Tso chicken for lunch. Now I am not sure if it was on the lunch menu as it was quite lengthy and a bit dirty. I grabbed the regular menu, but I wasn't in the mood for a dinner portion. They brought out the tea, lickity split. The chicken came shortly there after. It looked as though it was made in house. Almost like a heavy dumpling coating the bird. The sauce was dark and very heavy. Spicy, but the uncoated parts tasted very bland. Not a lot of flavor. The rice was not the sticky kind I like. I think it was Uncle Bonzi. I am not a fan of broccoli, but I will eat the veggies if they are crisp. These numbers were way past go. Not a great experience. I think I will poke around next time and see what else CT has to offer. I'm thinking they lost a loyal customer. read more

Three Happiness - General Tso's chicken - Dim Sum Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

I've been CRAVING GOOD Chinese food for a while. I have a friend, she's uppity, I love her for it. However, I asked this friend, where do you get Chinese food from, and she said this place and another place. Now, I said, which is better. She asked me, for what? I said, fried rice. She said, definitely Three Happiness. Their fried rice is really good. Bless my friend's heart. I checked into this spot last night for some egg foo young (not a human) and chicken fried rice. Because I have fat issues, I totally got in my car after my order was ready and praised the Lord because they gave me a plastic fork and I was able to try this as soon as I put my seat belt on (safety first). The rice smelled burnt. It might've tasted burnt, but I can't be sure because I taste food with my nose first. I was starving, so I decided to give it another try when I got home. I get my plate, say a QUICK prayer and hope no one swoops down and takes my food while my eyes are closed. I grabbed my plate, loaded on rice, and foo young (not a human). The rice was very mediocre and the foo young (not a human) was very oily. To top it off, how you gon play a sista and not hook me up with a fortune cookie. Yelp was right about this place, and my friend not so much. Won't be back. Cheap though! read more

Great food amazing price and disregard the appearance. We saw some other reviews and decided to take a chance. Definitely not disappointed!! A must try while in Chinatown! HOT AND SOUP SOUP IS OUT OF THIS WORLD! read more

The service is really friendly and they have A LOT of choices...one of our favorites is the "Dinner for..." option and then they offer different quantities depending on how many people you have. Yesterday we had "Dinner for 3" and it was $36+ for 3 egg rolls, 3 soups, and 4 entrees. It's a good value. But something about the food is a little....off. The egg rolls have peanut butter in them. The wonton soup has entire medallions of pork in it and reeks of pork and oil. The pork fried rice is saturated in soy sauce. I picked at everything but none of it was truly delicious. read more

Three Happiness - Multi-plate combo deal! - Dim Sum Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

I'm a fan of dim sum, however, I think restaurants that serve this type of meal should be prepared to have enough supply to serve the demand. With that being said, sometimes I despise going out for dim sum. This review is solely based on their dim sum "performance." LOL. It sucked, I mean, the food itself was fantastic -- when it was available. The joint had about more than 9 tables of 10 waiting for carts to roll around with more food. People were getting up to leave (including us), servers didn't speak any English so they couldn't tell us why there was a delay in the food, other people were looting & rioting (LOL, just kidding)... In a nut shell, the service was just down right terrible. read more

This is our goto place in China Town Chicago. The Wonton Soup is so good. Soft shelled crab is amazing too. Staff are so sweet and kind.

Chicago's Chinatown stretches for just a few short blocks. You can see the Sears Tower and it's a 15 minute walk from McCormick Place. But when I'm there it feels like I'm halfway around the globe and I have an almost uncontrollable urge to act like an unmitigated tourist. My friend Mike and I did just that last week. We both have been to Chinatown several times. We even have favorite restaurants. He's introduced me to Double Happiness, at the far end of Wentworth past all the stores. Last week I introduced him to mine: Three Happiness on the south side of Cermak, or as it's affectionately known in foodie circles, Little Three Happiness. (Big Three Happiness is across the street. There's even an online forum of almost maniacal culinary zealots named after this little space of dim sum nirvana. LTH Forum formed after a few foodies were frustrated with Chowhounds, and Little Three Happiness , a.k.a. LTH, is one of those little-known spots they cherish.) Normally we'd take the red line, since it stops right in Chinatown, but Mike was driving that day. As we turned down Wentworth a hearse laden with flowers led a funeral procession that was going the opposite direction and stretched entirely down the street. Amazingly, we found a spot half a block south of Cermak. And, amazingly, the meter was a quarter for an hour. LTH is a tiny storefront restaurant. There are two big round tables in the center, a couple of tables against the wall on the right, and four or five on the left. To open the door to the ladies room you have to close the hallway door first, because there just isn't enough space. A flat screen TV plays Chinese shows. When we first entered Mike was dismayed because none of the diners were Asian. I told him not to worry. We were seated quickly and given the regular menus, a lunch menu, and a dim sum menu. I think he wanted to put my favorite to the test. He ordered steamed buns with chicken, crabmeat pork dumplings, shrimp toast, fried sticky rice, chicken barbecue pork pancake wrap, and coconut mochi. And those were just the dim sum! I also ordered the hot and sour soup and broccoli with beef for an entree, while he had the chicken satay. Yes, this was for lunch, and yes, there were just two of us. At $1.50 - $1.60 apiece for the dim sum - cheaper than a large coffee at Starbucks - we thought "why not?" At LTH, they just bring the stuff out when it's ready. There was a steady stream of food until our table was full. Quick recap: the shrimp toast is AWESOME, the crabmeat pork dumpling is a wonderfully simple concoction of meat wrapped in a thin pastry, the fried sticky rice has a surprise filling of pork, the steamed buns with chicken have too much bun, and the chicken barbecue pork pancake wrap's wrap has a texture that's too much like raw squid. (I didn't try the mochi because I don't like coconut but he said it was OK.) The hot and sour soup is, appropriately, hot and sour. My mom and I think hot and sour soup is a good indication of the quality of a Chinese restaurant. Since LTH is our favorite, you can guess what I think of the soup. Each entree, at $3.95, was enough for two people. Both were tender and flavorfull and delicious and just thinking of them is making me hungry. Total bill, for all of the above plus tea, soda, and one beer: $25.97 As we left, Mike said he'd found a new favorite. Score one for The Local Tourist. To read about the rest of our day in Chinatown, please visit http://thelocaltourist.com/blog/2006/08/29/chinatown-chicago/ read more

I need to stop taking my co-workers to try out new things with me. As always, my co-workers are bitching and moaning about how hungry they are and for some reason, they think I know all the awesome restaurants around Chicago because I'm an Elite member of Yelp. How stupid of them. HAHAHAHAHA Since we were in Chinatown already, I got on my yelp app on my brand new WP7 and looked around. And Dim Sum was on our list. Little did I know, one of my co-worker is allergic to shellfish, other? doesn't like to try anything NON-AMERICAN. So when we sit down to eat, one of them orders fried rice, and the other? "oh dude, I'm allergic to shellfish"...... )()(*#$%&%&*^&$)($*$)(&%^&%$)(*q@# OH I HATE MY LIFE.......... So when they get done ordering, the lady who is taking the order is looking at me with the look of "YOU BETTER NOT ORDER THOSE GARBAGE" So I do what my fellow yelpers would do. "Can I just the first 6 dimsums? I will start with number 7 when I come back the next time" And the death stare was gone. So we start eating, not bad. It's not the OG dimsums I've had while I was in port-calls in Hong Kong but it gets the job done, and some. As far as the food quality and taste goes, it's 4 starts, time to serve is pretty fast but some of the meat are a bit on the salty side for me. My co-workers loved their food but I really can't trust someone who is just about allergic to everything and who orders chicken fried rice because he can't handle different types of food other than American. They have huge list of dimsums so it might take few months to try out them all. Can't WAIT! read more

The "Little" Three Happiness restaurant is the epitome of what I want from a Cantonese food joint. Small, social and SPICY! The meals are cooked with intense and delicious flavors and do not come out greasy, a rarity in the watered-down American Chinese food industry. The food is reasonably priced, plentiful, and served in an attractive arrangement. The tea is complimentary, hot, and readily refilled. Every time I go, I get the freshly made egg rolls, available in veggie or pork! I recommend the pepper beef with wide rice noodles or the veggie-ladened Saskatchewan chicken, or anything with a chili pepper icon beside it. Spice is nice when done well, and Three Happiness does it masterfully. The staff is a rotating group of merry older ladies, who are prompt and polite. They will gently hassle you to eat more in between cozy conversations amongst themselves that make you feel like you're hanging out in the kitchen with your adopted Chinese Grandmas. The interior is plain, unassuming, functional and very sparsely decorated. It is the "little" Three Happiness restaurant, as opposed to the big banquet hall-style Three Happiness restaurant across the street. But the food decorates my tummy with flavor and delight, and in the end, isn't it about the food? YES IT IS. read more