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.

Scenario: 8PM on a Tuesday. Stir fried lobster, Mongolian beef, Salt n Pepper Octopus, Green Beans,…read moreblack bean clams. Cons: Absolutely nothing Pros: Might be the best Cantonese restaurant in Chinatown. Service is friendly, Price is reasonable, and food is memorable. Overall: 9/10. This is a benchmark for good Cantonese food.

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.

Tl;dr this place is very solid and my go-to dim sum place. I'm sure the seafood and everything else…read moreon their huge menu is also good. Be prepared to wait a little bit for a table, or share a big one with another party at peak times. Prices are reasonable and portions are pretty generous. ===== Kind of lost count of how many times I've been. Love getting the dim sum and noodle dishes here. Some favorites: beef cheong fun with egg, siu mai, Singapore noodle, xo rice noodle rolls, spare ribs, pork and century egg congee. All the food has been very solid. Inside is always bustling and can be a bit crowded. Service is pretty friendly as far as Chinatown goes, and very efficient. There's a guy who works there who I think is the manager or something, because he puts in 200x effort and is always hustling. When he's not around it feels like something is missing. Prices are very reasonable and we like ordering a lot here so that we have tasty leftovers for later. This place has quite a few big tables and is good for large groups. My only nits are that very occasionally a dish or teacup will have a dirty spot, and that the bubble tea here is kind of meh. I don't remember exactly which one I ordered, but it was a little watery and lacking in flavor. It's also probably tough since they're boxed in by boba places now. Pro tip: When you first get your table, they'll ask you what kind of tea you want. If you ignore them or don't know how to answer, the default is green tea. Another one is to come at off-peak times. Not only will you get a table faster, but I think they tweak their portion sizes depending on how crowded it is. Definitely will be back! And I recommend you visit too

We like this restaurant. It is about 4.25 stars. The restaurant decorated nicely and clean. There…read moreare a lot people come to enjoy typical Hong Kong style cuisine. We got the sea cucumber beef tendon casserole. This is a good dish and my wife has not have sea cucumber sometimes. The sauce is great to go with rice. We also got seafood chow mein. This is a pan fried noodles with different seafood. Overall we enjoy it. Their menu has good selection.

I have been in love with this restaurant, both the traditional Chinese cuisine and the Asian fusion…read morestyle - all is just perfect here! Definitely highly recommended to everyone loving seafood and every dish full of a variety of flavors! The owner Wendy is very nice, kind and ensure you get the best food and service at all times!

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.

these people used to treat me like family and feed me so well when i'd eat here during my study…read moretime in college. can't recommend them enough. only downside is the constantly swinging of the door by tourists who don't even end up ordering anything because of their location in the heart of chinatown

Enjoyed the food overall! The Chinese bbq is definitely fresh and I feel like the quality was solid…read moretoo. I really enjoyed the lunch special here (I got char siu and pork belly with rice-the char siu was excellent in particular). A couple of notes for next time, though...I felt like the lunch special was difficult to order, and the menu wasn't clear as to how it worked, so there were a couple times I felt like I was about to order a different item, or something that wasn't compatible with the lunch special and I don't feel like that was made clear to me. Additionally, for an order at the counter type place, they specifically press you on the tip and put you on the spot about it. Whether I intended to tip or not (and for the record, I don't think a tip is required at an order at the counter place), I didn't feel comfortable with being pressured, and think the customer service could use some work. Overall good though!

This dim sum spot was packed, which is usually a good sign, and it seemed especially popular with…read morethe local Chinese community. Despite the crowds, service was surprisingly fast and efficient. Food came out quickly, and the staff kept everything moving smoothly. As for the food, it was decent overall but nothing particularly memorable. Most of the dishes tasted about what you would expect from a busy dim sum restaurant--solid and satisfying without any standout item that would make me specifically come back for it. Still, if you're looking for a lively atmosphere, quick service, and a reliable dim sum experience, it's an easy place to visit with family or friends. Just be prepared for a crowd.

I've been meaning to try Dolo for a while as it gets pretty good reviews. I was generally…read moredisappointed. The dim sum was very meh. Portions are small, prices are high. They only provided a bowl of sriracha as a sauce. 7 plates was $80 all in. We ate all of it and between the two of us, weren't that full. Unfortunately as is typical of Chinatown restaurants (I grew up in Chinatown) cleanliness is seemingly optional. I would not come here again.

I am visiting (Town) for a friend's birthday and graduation celebration, this place was close to my…read morehotel and also had high reviews so I decided to check it out. I ordered the seafood XO special and the stirfry green beans and my friend ordered the General Tso's chicken. We were really pleased with the taste, the portions and how quickly they were able to make it. We did take it to go. When I was in there, it was pretty packed. I would definitely come back!

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!

Feels like authentic Chinese Food…read more Fun, bright, fun atmosphere and extremely speedy service. A go to lunch spot in China Town. Their flavored iced tea is yummy, the egg drop soup surprised me with having vegetables in it, the egg rolls were extremely hot (temp) and tasty. The meat doesn't seem like the highest quality, but it's still a spot I'd recommend.

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.