Both are Hong Kong style cafeterias that are open late. If you’re looking for a late night snack, you could stop by Ken Kee or Chi Café. The family-style meal will warm the heart of everybody at the table.įor dessert, try sesame balls from Chinese bakeries or if you’re adventurous, check Meet Freshfor some Chinese sweet soup, grass jelly, and taro balls for desserts. The fondue-like dish is a hot soup base that’s used to cook a variety of thinly sliced meats, along with an array of dipping sauce that you can customize yourself. PageDim Sum Restaurant 2100 South Archer Avenue, 2F, Chicago, IL, United States, Illinois (312) 821-4578 Open now Dine-in Outdoor seating In-store pickup Price Range Rating 3. Finally, if you’re vegetarian, the new Veggie House in Chinatown Square serves some great vegetarian options.Īnother popular dish in Chinatown is Szechuan hotpot. Cai Intro Traditional Hong Kong Dim Sum & Banquet Food. They’re also the restaurant that made bubble tea a staple in Chicago. Triple Crown Restaurant 258 reviews Closed Now Chinese, Asian - Great Food, However a Few Notes Order online 2022 3. And if you love pan-Asian fusion, you have to try the very popular Joy Yee Restaurant. Duck Duck Goat 424 reviews Closed Now Chinese, Asian - Menu Tasty and fun Great for a small group. If you are looking for authentic Chinese soup dumplings, try out family-owned Hing Kee Restaurant. If you’re a fan of spicy food, definitely check out Lao Sze Chuan in Chinatown Square. Where should we start? There are so many great food choices and you won’t be disappointed at any of them. Hotpot, bubble tea, and beyond Chinatown photo by Adam Alexander In the summer months, you can catch the Water Taxi here for an easy and scenic ride to and from downtown. It’s also a great location for a panoramic view of the downtown skyline. The Chinese Dragon Poles, the Pavilion, the murals that depicts ancient Chinese paintings, and the red zigzag bridge all are great reminders of the rich heritage of this community. Spend the afternoon exploring Ping Tom Memorial Park, a beautiful public green space by the Chicago River. From sushi to Korean noodles, from BBQ to dim sum, you’ll find something to your taste.
Ming Hin, Phoenix, Cai, and Triple Crown are some of the best bets in Chinatown for a delicious dim sum meal.Ī trending foodie destination that’s a couple of minutes away from Chinatown is the new food court at 88 Market Place, the largest Asian grocery store in Chicago.
Some call dim sum the “Chinese tapas”, whereas I would call tapas the “Spanish dim sum”. The Cantonese cuisine features a wide selection small plate of dumplings, savory bites, and congee. The most popular brunch option in Chinatown is definitely dim sum. A traditional dim sum lunch Chinatown photo by Adam Alexander
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