Itsa Quickie™: I'm a sucker for Chinese noodles and…read moredumplings. Been looking at this place for quite a while. Small but clean, no-nonsense. EZ parking. A bit of a drive from Stately Breakwind Manor, hence the non-visit up to now. My dumb ass. Beef with Scallion Dumplings and Cold Szechuan Noodles. Both great. I'll bet the rest of the menu is this good. I'll be back!

Chef June's Dumplings is such a quaint little spot and made for a really relaxed, enjoyable meal…read more It wasn't busy when we went, which gave it a calm, low key vibe where you can actually sit and take your time. We started with the triple delight pan fried dumplings and these were definitely a highlight. The bottoms had that perfect golden crisp while the tops stayed soft and chewy. Each one was juicy and flavorful, and you could tell they were made fresh. The chicken mini juicy buns were also really good. The wrappers were soft and delicate with a nice burst of broth inside, making them super comforting and easy to keep going back for. The pork belly gua bao was another standout. The bun was soft and fluffy, and the pork belly was tender and savory with a nice balance from the toppings. It was simple but really well executed. For noodles, we had the beef shank noodle soup with both beef shank and braised beef, and this dish was packed with protein. The meat was tender and flavorful, and the broth had a rich, savory depth that made it feel really hearty without being too heavy. We also tried the biang biang noodles. On their own, they were a little mild in flavor, but once we added some of the seasonings from the table like chili oil and sauces, it really brought the dish to life. I actually appreciated that you can customize it to your taste since they give you plenty of options. We got bubble tea as well, which was just okay. The flavor was good, but the boba itself wasn't as chewy as I usually like. Overall, everything felt fresh, portions were generous, and the pricing was very reasonable for what you get. The cozy atmosphere and variety on the menu make it a great spot to come back to and try more. Definitely a solid go to if you're in the area and craving dumplings and noodles.

We've been ordering pick up from D Cuisine from the beginning! Food is always flavorful.read more

It's a Sunday, 2:30PM. A slow hour, not much customers. I started to order couple dimsums, fried…read morerice and beef mongolian. It took about 20 mins for the fried rice to be served, waited another 10 mins for the beef mongolian to be served (it was cold), the dimsums were not served at all. It's been an hour almost. I followed up the dimsum with the server and he arrogantly replied to me that the kitchen is making them. I said "we waited long enough, we will just pay what we ate." He was pissed and so arrogant. We are disappointed with the service. No good customer service. People come back not just for food but also for good service.

Customer service was amazing. Everything we tried to the menu was unique and delicious. Can't wait…read moreto go back. You cannot find these types of different dishes just everywhere. The ambience was nice and modern, open and clean feeling.

Location had ample parking. A bit difficult to see from the Main Street and entrance was tough to…read morefind for parking lot. Eventually arrived and even with no reservations, we were able to get a table rather quickly. The dining room had clever decor, ample space, and had an inviting atmosphere. The food photos only show a portion of the menu, so look online before going although choices are plenty, there will be discussions about the food. A nice quaint place that you gotta try if you're a local or simply looking for a different flair.

Interesting place. Very clean inside. Good service. Like the…read moreconcept. Dim sum tasted ok but not homemade. Wish more of the buns were savory.

I was waiting so long for this to open because I live nearby and LOVE dim sum. I noticed it had…read moreopened one afternoon around 1:30 while doing some errands in the shopping center. I was so glad I had not had lunch yet - I ordered shumai (3 shrimp and 3 pork) as well as three buns (pork, walnut and a coconut covered custard bun). The setup is simple and cute (although the signage had me a little confused - they also have salads that are priced kind of by the number of items). The service was very friendly and they were kind of surprised at how excited I was they were finally open. It's mostly set up to take out, although they have a small amount of seating. I took my food to go and I was home in about eight minutes. By the time I got home I had eaten all the shumai. I thought the pork was much better than the shrimp and the pork was just OK. Unfortunately the buns were...not good. I couldn't recommend any of the three I tried based on that visit. I'm hoping they were just beyond their freshness (I was there after the actual lunch hour), so overall I was disappointed in everything I tasted. But I plan on giving them another try in the future (earlier in the day) and I will also try a drink next time.

Excited to see a dim sum restaurant opened in downtown Oak Park. Unfortunately, their dim sum is…read morenot very good. Honestly, you will be better off going to an Asian market like H-Mart and buying frozen dim sum and making it at home . . . or maybe that is exactly what they actually serve here. The dim sum here is very small in size and lack flavor. Sui mais are usually pork and shrimp wrapped dumplings. These were small and filled with mushy shrimp. The bean curd roll had no flavor and was smaller than a cannoli. What they serve is outrageous and an insult to anyone who has had "real" dim sum. The sticky rice actually had some flavor with minimal savory filling and was the only thing passable on the menu. If you are desperate in having dim sum, I guess Sweet Dim Sum would fit the bill. Definitely, lower your expectations though on the quality and quantity of their dim sum. Sorry, but if I ever go back, it would be just to order their signature drinks. They couldn't mess that up, could they?

I think they're trying, but the dishes very much lack quality. Is it fair to rate this place…read moreagainst Chinatown? No, but Chinatown isn't that far of a drive, so it is disappointing that this Oak Park alternative wouldn't qualify as decent. When we walked in, there was a case of Mille crepe cakes, which looked homemade but didn't look very appetizing as they looked like pancakes stacked on and filled with whipped cream. We opted to try bubble teas and some savory dim sum. The cost of the soup dumplings was so astronomical that I could not justify purchasing four dumplings for $13.50. Also considering you can get a giant bag from Costco for that same price and it probably tastes better. The shrimp and chives cakes were honestly the best and they were just okay. The rice crepes were so bad. You can tell they were previously frozen and put into the microwave because it was falling apart. The shrimp was colorless. The veggie one we got was inedible; we sent it back. They wanted to make it right and gave us complementary mochi donuts. It was a nice gesture that we appreciated. We still ended up going to Katy's across the street because we did not feel like we had a sufficient dinner. There are no sauces here. If you ask, they'll give you the tiniest amount of sauce. There are also no chopsticks. Unless things really turn around, I'm inclined to save my money here and make the short trip to Chinatown.

This place is a legit dim sum restaurant. Had some of the best leaf wrapped steam rice that I've…read moreever had. It was freshly steamed and did not clump like you normally find in restaurants. They have the usual dim sum favorites everything was delicious and staff was very nice. The vibe is very cool, classical Chinese restaurant. You can tell it's a legit because it was almost all Asians at 10:30 a.m. on a Saturday.

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!

Rivers Casino Asian Dining Mian Restaurant, quite busy it's small limited tables and chairs. The…read morefood was excellent i ordered the cantonese pan fried noodles with veggies. The egg noodles were perfect crunchy and not soggy some restaurants don't know how to prepare it. Service was good the waitress checked on me every so often and even gave me a to go drink cup. Ambiance was mellow not too noisy just about right!

First thing of note is that Mian is open from 4pm to 4am. These late night hours already elevate…read morethis restaurant for me! If in need of late nights eats, dropping by the Casino is a decent option, and you can get some gambling in. Fish Fillet in Spicy Bean Sauce had a slightly crunchy exterior, but the fish was a bit chewy. Bean sauce was decent though. Large serving, but the thinish cut of fish meant the entire thickness was firmer than I would have liked. Salmon belly was much better. Center was moist and the tofu, and bok choy were very tasty. I would order this one again. Overall we are fans. Great open hours, Casino has tons of parking, and there is sufficient seating. Not a destination, but if my the casino, a very solid choice.