Best Kung Pao chicken I've ever had. Everything else was excellent, even with my picky kids…read more Delicious drinks and great service. We will be coming back for sure. Thanks.

I remember when this location opened around 2016-2017, I was so excited to not have to drive to…read moreTinley Park to eat here. This has always been a super solid location until a year or so ago. They changed chefs or something and the food started tasting different. Not bad necessarily, just not as good as it was. Fast forward to present time, this location has randomly closed again without any notice for 8 months. They finally re-opened this week under a new name "Joy Yuan" but inside is exactly the same. Still extremely stark, sterile, and depressing, but it still has Joy Yee branded plates? It's a little confusing. Half of the boba menu is crossed off now too. As for the food, I'd say it's mostly the same but the won ton soup took a turn for the worse. The broth almost tasted dirty oily and burnt but the wontons themselves were good. Usually the broth is super savory and garlicky, but that was not the case. We also ordered egg rolls and the size and presentation of these has changed at least 3 times since they first opened. They're big again but have that odd burnt/oily flavor to them. The chicken fried rice remains the same, the orange chicken was good as well and we decided to try the mixed mushroom chow fun which everybody enjoyed. I was also happy to see that they had the mango passion fruit freeze (add strawberry popping boba) that remains the same and is delicious. I need to try the traditional milk teas to see if they're still the same too. Service is still the same with a lot of the same staff still working there. It's not good but it's not bad, they're just efficient. This isn't a sit down place where you're catered to if that's what you're looking for. I don't know, I'm torn about the new ownership or whatever they did under the new name change. The food seems the same for the most part but it's also not at the same time. Our experience wasn't bad, and I'm willing to try it again but it seems that this place has lost its spark.

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.

Zen's Noodles is part of the Hmart food court. The Pad Thai was recommended but we didn't have the…read morename of the restaurant. The Food court has a few booths -Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Bbq Chicken to name a few but we didn't see a Thai spot. We saw Zen's did have a Pad Thai entree so decided to give them a try. We also ordered the Thai Basil Chow Fun. The Pad Thai noodles had a red tint to them and were slightly spicy-different take on this typically mild dish-tasty. Chow Fun had thick noodles and had just right amount of heat-delicious and this was our favorite. Service was friendly and engaged. Zen is a hidden gem-don't miss the Basil Chow Fun!

Located in a food court by Costco. My tip is to place your order first and find a seat. My tip is…read moreto try food from multiple places.

We had a reservation on a Sunday evening. A woman sat us right away. The booths are wooden, which…read moreis not comfortable. They did have thin pillows, which were not helpful. She seated us, gave us water and came back 15 minutes later. No visible staff in the dining room. She took our appetizer order and dinner order. The spring rolls were like leather. Terrible. There was no staff in the crowded dining room for 15 minutes at a time. There was one woman doing all of the service and one young woman who would come to take empty plates. She never returned to the table to offer a second drink or fill our water glasses. So we only got one drink through the whole hour and a half we were there. And we had empty water glasses the whole time. They did not bring the soup we ordered stating it was not on the order. Dinner took forever. No servers in sight. When we finally got our meal, it was tasty. One person cannot run an entire dining room. And be missing the most of the time. I suggest carry out for this place. Service was terrible.

We visited this restaurant during our trip to Naperville. As soon as we walked in, I really liked…read morethe ambiance - it genuinely felt like a little piece of Bangkok. We were very excited to try the food, but it turned out to be average at best. We ordered the Tom Kha soup and two lunch specials: Pad Thai with pot stickers, and basil chicken with a vegetable egg roll. The soup was decent, though it was a bit overpowered by the fish sauce. The spring rolls and pot stickers were great, however, and the service was quick.

It was our first time dining at Milliy Family Restaurant, and we had such a wonderful experience!…read moreThe restaurant is spotless and thoughtfully designed -- there's even a kids' playground inside, which is a total game-changer for parents like us who don't have grandparents nearby for date nights. The kids had a blast playing, which meant we actually got to enjoy a peaceful dinner. 100 bonus points for that, Milliy! Our server, Venera, was an absolute delight -- friendly, knowledgeable, and so attentive. We truly felt welcomed and well taken care of. And the food... oh, the food! I'm still dreaming about the samsa and lulya kebab. Everything we ordered was absolutely delicious -- from the Beef Stroganoff, Milliy Salad, Uzbek Bread, Borsch, Olivie Salad, and Herring Royale Salad, to the Gulyash and Beef Kabobs. Every dish was bursting with flavor and beautifully prepared. We had such a great time and honestly can't wait to go back soon!

To start, I'll admit I'm not an expert on Uzbek cuisine, though I do enjoy food from that part of…read morethe world. The space: The restaurant itself is inviting--clean, nicely decorated, and even equipped with a kids' play area, which makes it feel well-suited for families and larger gatherings. The service: Service felt on the slower side, but I later realized there's a call button on the table--likely the system they use for ordering, asking for help, or requesting the check. A good tip for first-time visitors: press the button when you're ready. The food: I ordered the Palov, a traditional rice dish with lamb chunks and a quail egg. Unfortunately, it wasn't to my taste. The rice and lamb leaned overly greasy, leaving a coating in my mouth long after the meal. The lamb itself was decent when hot, but quickly became dry as it cooled. It's not a dish I'd order again. Overall: Milliy Family Restaurant has a welcoming space and friendly staff, but the flavors and preparation just didn't work for me personally. While I appreciate the experience, I don't see myself returning

Wu's house in Naperville is probably the better Wu's house in suburbs of Chicago. My husband and I…read moretook our children and parents to celebrate our birthdays and their 40th wedding anniversary. The entrance is beautiful on the inside and out. The landscaping is done regularly and the small pond with Koi fish was clean! We made a reservation for 6pm on a Saturday night. It was busy so we had to wait about 15 minutes. It wasn't bad, as we sat and talked amongst ourselves. The process to alert parties is great as you are handed a buzzer so that they aren't screaming your name over the crowd. Once we arrived at our table and settled. Our hostess, Wayan (Why-un) arrived asking for our drink orders. Wayan was attentive and sooooo kind. He handled the stress of a busy restaurant floor with ease. He was not afraid to clarify or correct an issue before it became an issue. He was wonderful! Our chef was soooo entertaining. He cooked well and made sure we felt as if his performance was just for us. He was great!! The only reason I gave 4 stars was because the floors were slippery. They felt greasy, and it made me fearful to walk on the floor. The food did not disappoint and neither did the service!

What an amazing dining experience! The food was absolutely delicious, and every dish was fresh,…read moreflavorful, and perfectly prepared. The hibachi chef put on a fantastic show that kept everyone entertained from start to finish--it was the perfect mix of great food and fun! The atmosphere was lively, welcoming, and perfect for a night out with family or friends. The staff was attentive and made sure we had everything we needed throughout our meal. If you're looking for incredible food, a great ambiance, and an entertaining hibachi experience, this is definitely a place you should visit. We can't wait to come back!

One of the most pleasant experiences I have ever had at a restaurant. The food was delicious and…read morethe staff were incredibly kind. The best Asian food we have had in the area. We will be coming here regularly now.

Was "craving" bao buns and cold noodles so we came here. The pork belly steamed buns were soo…read moredelicious. The buns were super soft and way bigger than I expected. It definitely satisfied my craving!! I also got Szechuan cold noodles, which was a little bit spicy and refreshing after a hot day outside. The only downside was it did taste too gingery for my liking, but I still ate it. I also got a taro milk tea boba and it was delicious. The service was quick and the older woman working (I think might have been the owner) was very sweet. It's a small very casual restaurant with a few tables. It seems like most people likely order takeout from here. I would definitely come back for more bao buns and milk tea!

Part 3 of 5 Memorial Day weekend APIHM series…read more Currently, the Mall comprises a bank, a couple of TCM doctor's offices, and a dental office. There are a variety of dishes to choose from 4 different vendors on the first floor. I enjoy coming here every so often to treat myself and my family to authentic dishes that are hard to find elsewhere, particularly stinky tofu, ba wan (Taiwanese meatball), oyster omelet, and pig blood soup. It is a food court. You are expected to return the tray and empty dishes back to designated areas. Although not required, I've never seen anyone do otherwise. The bathrooms are small and could use additional lighting in my opinion. Parking, you asked? Yes, there is a large parking lot. It is easily accessed from Route 83 (Kingery Hwy) or Ogden Avenue. On this particular visit, 988 Oriental Food House was closed. Reopening date is May 30, 2023.

Rich in history, the International Mall in Westmont was the place to go for authentic Chinese food…read more(prepared and ingredients) in the 1990's: with its very large grocery store and a large food court serving various cuisines from China. It has definitely seen better days: still open but very empty (of customers, of vendors, of products). But when we stopped by on a Wednesday for lunch, we found the food to be quite good and of really good value along with plenty of space to dine comfortably and nonchalantly: a good stop to refuel while on the way to central Illinois.