Three Happiness

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.

Food - mostly made to order and of decent quality. I enjoyed it as much as any great places in LA…read more The speed of which it came out was a blink of an eye. Pass on the darkness pancake.. too mushy. Price - not as affordable as it use to be, but better pricing and verity with a bigger group. Service - attentive, but not aggressive. Parking - plenty street parking Restroom - clean Ambiance - upscale

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Beef on stick

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Stir-Fried Chow Mein

Chi Cafe

3.9(1.3k reviews)

I love this place! It's open late and is always full. I came here for a very late dinner after a…read moreconcert and had some phenomenal General Tso's chicken and crab rangoons. Very affordable with large portions and a polite staff. There is plenty of seating inside and has a very clean and welcoming ambiance.

Affordable and quick restaurant that is open late with a huge menu. The mango smoothie is…read morerefreshing. I usually order the sizzling beef tenderloin with sweet saki sauce. They are able to accommodate separate checks when dining in a big group.

View from our spacious booth

Eggplant E-fu noodles with garlic sauce

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Outdoor sign

Golden Bull Restaurant

4.1(328 reviews)

Food was amazing!!! Beef short ribs were the best i ever had!!! Will def visit again. Staff was…read morevery nice

Good food!! We've always done take out but this is the first time we ate in. It wasn't too crowded…read morewhich is good for a weekday. The service was good and it wasn't too loud. The restaurant is simple with decorations. Didn't take pics. Will have too next time. We had Dungeness crab, minced pork with salted fish, pea pod leaves and garlic, shredded chicken and fish and squid. All were delicious and food came out fast. Will definitely order more take out. Only eat there during the week.

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Crab & Sticky Rice

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Steamed Oyster

Wentworth Seafood House

4.3(215 reviews)

0.0 mi•Chinatown

We came during Thanksgiving for brunch. We came around 11ish an was able to get the last 4 top…read more We ordered a few dim sum dishes, fried rice, gai lan and a few drinks. Service was quick and we had no issues with the food nor service. They are consistent with our last visit and are a dependable place for dim sum when we something other than the bigger places. We will be back!

Quick trip to Chicago with just enough extra time to hit Chinatown. Wentworth Seafood House came…read morehighly recommended by some locals nearby. Definitely worth the stop. There were a few small two tops, but mostly those big round family size tables with the giant center lazy susans. Got a paper menu for dim sum items and a regular menu. Had to go with the dim sum goodies since it had so many things we'd never seen in any Michigan Chinese restaurants. Sweet walnut buns, fried bean curd skins filled with deliciousness, brisket with rice noodles that looked like Korean rice cakes, meatloaf, and more. Everything was outstanding, with various sauces presented with different items. This was new for us as well. A deep red vinegar with some fried dumplings, a tasty black sauce with the fried stuffed bean curd skins, a sweet plum sauce with the fried skinny shrimp rolls, it was really fun food. They have a barista making coffee, espresso and even milk tea, but the wait was like 10 minutes. Clean restaurant with very good service. Wish we lived closer so we could make it regular stop.

Interior of the restaurant

Nice shrimp rolls

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Dim sum menu

Go 4 Food

4.0(889 reviews)

It was incredible food and service that was well priced! I had low mien and for the price there was…read morea lot there.

Go 4 Food in Chinatown has a large menu and a reputation for creative dishes, but our experience…read morewas mixed. The service was just okay. Communication was a challenge since very little English was spoken, and the descriptions of the dishes were lacking. I don't enjoy gambling on menu titles that sound good but end up being something completely different from what you expect. Some of the more familiar dishes were solid. The Kung Pao Chicken and Mongolian Beef were both pretty good and tasted like what you'd expect from most Chinese restaurants. Other dishes were much harder to understand, even after asking questions about how they were prepared or whether they were sweet or savory. We ordered the Sauteed Chicken in Hot Spicy Sauce Rice, which turned out to be very heavy on Sichuan peppercorns with a strong floral aftertaste. The chicken sat on a bed of what looked and tasted like deep-fried kale, and despite the word "rice" in the name, there was no rice in the dish at all. That's one item we won't be ordering again. We also tried the Fish Filet with Hot and Sour Lime Sauce. It was basically a sweet-and-sour style fish dish. It wasn't bad, but it leaned much sweeter than expected. Another thing to note: none of the dishes come with white rice--it's completely à la carte. We only found that out after ordering. With prices being what they are these days, it would be nice if they included at least some white rice like most Chinese restaurants do. Overall, the food wasn't terrible, but the lack of clear descriptions and communication made the experience frustrating. I prefer restaurants where expectations are clear rather than discovering surprises after the food arrives.

Orange Chicken

Large Dungeness Crab Special! 2 for $50

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Tom Yum Clams

New Great Wall BBQ

4.2(68 reviews)

They have everything there, including dim sum, which is odd…read more I like their combo rice meal, $13 you get a lot of white rice, hot soup and 3 choices of meat. It is enough to fill you up even if you need large servings. I had 2 type of chicken and BBQ pork. Also I ordered 5lb of roast pork belly to take home. Everything is very flavorful, meat is marinated well. Very standard for Chinese bbq .The setup is what you typically see in HK I do wish they have leaner cut of pork, because pork belly taste oily after you reheat them in the oven.

This review is more of a guide for those seeking plant-based options. Unfortunately, not much here…read more I kinda figured that would be the case coming here but sometimes I gotta go with the flow when the family wants to have lunch here. Usually I can lean on vegetable dishes at Chinese restaurants, but I couldn't even do that here. The one dish I could lean on was the Stuffed Bean Curd Skins. Good as an appetizer or small dish, but not a very sustaining meal. https://yelp.to/73fMmYmBt8 The service was okay. The dining room was packed for lunch on a Friday, which speaks to the popularity of this place. Take my opinion with a grain of salt since my mid experience is based on my dietary needs. My meateater family seems to like it here though. As for those seeking vegan options, I reccomend Veggie House which is also within Chinatown Square.

Roast pork

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Dolo Restaurant and Bar

4.0(686 reviews)

0.2 mi•Chinatown

Good in photos arrived very quickly. The atmosphere was vibrant at the time of opening (10am open)…read moreget there early as no reservations allowed. Service is lack luster- asked many times for water and hot chili oil and no one gave us these items. Overall, a small restaurant tucked away for Chinatown square and yet still an enjoyable place for dim sum brunch.

This place had a line out the door before they opened. So glad we had a reservation. The food was…read moreexcellent. Loved the fried short ribs, shrimp and chive dumplings, bbq pork crepes, and the beef noodles.

Spicy Dungeoness crab

Ginger onion chicken

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Scallop with mango purée

Yummy Yummy Noodles

4.4(374 reviews)

0.2 mi•Chinatown

Easily the best noodle soup I've had. It's not just yummy, it's yummy yummy!…read more This is a must go Chicago Chinatown spot if you're a noodle and soup lover. It's that legit! They have other Chinese staples too, but let's not kid ourselves, you come and come back again for the noodle soup. And they have PLENTY of different options of it to choose from. It's a small place and off the beaten path a bit, so get there before the lunch rush. Owners are super nice and welcoming. I discovered it on the walking food tour we did and I came back for more!

This spot has changed hands, names, and menus over the years, but it seems to have found its…read moreidentity - noodles. This family-run spot is quaint and doesn't offer much in terms of interior decor and lighting. The entrance is also fully covered in a decal, which makes it easy to walk right by this spot. The food makes up for some of these shortcomings. This is the familiar Cantonese cooking that is comfort food for many. The stir-fried noodles in particular are a must. There are rice dishes, soups, and more to choose from and you can't really go wrong with anything. The soup is my least favorite of these due to the broth lacking depth, but the wontons were good. The XO sauce stir-fried noodles with beef was my favorite. If you're looking for something casual with affordable dishes, Yummy Yummy is worth checking out.

Inside

Roast duck over rice

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Pea tips with garlic

Ken Kee

3.7(724 reviews)

Visited Ken Kee and had a really solid experience. The food was good overall, and the portion sizes…read moreare fair for the price definitely worth it. The vibe really stands out! the neon lights and setup make it feel like you're actually in Hong Kong, which adds a lot to the experience. The servers were also nice and attentive, which made everything even better. Would definitely come back to try more dishes.

Ken Kee - Busy, No-Frills, and Gets the Job Done…read more Ken Kee feels like stepping straight into a classic Hong Kong-style spot. It's small, busy, a little chaotic in the best way, and very much about the food, not the frills. If you're looking for a quiet, romantic dinner... this is not that. If you want energy and quick, satisfying bites, you're in the right place. The menu is big, almost overwhelming at first, but that's part of the charm. There's something for everyone, whether you're craving noodles, rice, or something crispy and comforting. The kind of place where you point, order, and trust it'll work out. The food is solid across the board. Nothing overly fancy, but dependable, flavorful, and hits the spot. It's the kind of meal that leaves you full and content without overthinking it. Come hungry, expect a crowd, and don't overanalyze. Ken Kee knows exactly what it is, and it delivers on that.

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Cantonese Combination Chow Mein

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Storefront and a nice prominent location in Chinatown Square.

MCCB Chicago 时尚食谱

4.5(1.2k reviews)

Ambiance - casual, intimate, great for small groups Service…read more- our server was polite & food came out super quickly Food - all the dishes were super flavorful, recommend mild spice level, signature dry chili chicken was juicy, ribs were on the drier side

Went for Sunday lunch, quite a lot people lined up way before it opened at 12pm. Even though it got…read moreMichelin awards several years in a row, but I think there's a gap. 4 adults ordered below dishes. Apple wood charcoal grill ribeye steak 大蒜蘋果木炭烤肉眼牛排 $40. It was delicious, it waked up my taste buds. Sour pickle & fish fillet soup 酸菜魚片湯 $13. Very good, the level sourness was just right. Plenty of fish in the soup. String bean 四季豆 $14, it's okay. Wood ear mushroom salad 凉拌黑木耳 $8. It was not close to the expectation, it's salty for some portion, and not much flavor on other portions. There should be vinegar added to improve the flavor. Cheng du spicy wonton 紅油抄手 $10.5. Not meeting our expectations, the sauce was not close, need to add vinegar. Signature dry chili fantail shrimp 香辣鳳尾蝦 $11. Not sure why it was a signature dish, not impressed.