After shaan shaan taste closed, I wasn’t sure where to get liang pi (spicy cold noodles) that was just as good. Happened across this stall with both liang pi and sheng jian bao (pan fried mini pork buns), and they were both great!
Corey
Can be found in the basement level foodcourt of the Richland Center building (across the parking lot). Very flavorful and spicy! Very affordable pricing!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Shannon Nycum
Lamb skewers were the best!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kaishen Wang
I ordered the food from Chowbus. I am a super generous reviewer most of the time. This is the worst food ever I've had in town. The chicken feet stinks. Dumplings is also bad in every standard. Do me a favor, avoidMore it.The takeaway ordered this chicken feet and sauerkraut dumplings. The chicken feet had a foul smell, and I wanted to spit out the last meal after taking a bite. Dumplings were also quite unpalatable.
Food: 1
Bill Altmayer
surprisingly, one of the best dumpling restaurant I’ve ever witnessed. Perfection with old school learning of all handmade dumplings and other products that have superb quality… the taste is impeccable. I highly recommend this location you must try it! Also, don’t forget the skewer sticks. Amazing taste, and flavor.
Mark T.
TRY THE BAKERY! Never eaten at the restaurant, but the small bakery section in the front is one of the best kept secrets in Chinatown. Buns all have a homemade feel, and are 2-3xs lower priced than other competitor bakeries in the area. go first thing in the morning, if you want guaranteed fresh items as well as first picks. My kids love the pan fried soft cakes. You can get them either w/ red bean or custard filling. The owner is always welcoming and remembers us!
Baily L.
Go to Xian around the corner instead for safer, tastier, and friendlier service. Aside from rude staff, we all got food poison from this place.
Rui S.
The place does not look very clean. We had the soup and Chinese barbecue and it was really oily and salty.
小林
Such a good Szechuan restaurant I have been, especially the hot pot. It's very cheap, much more than other restaurants. 16.95+ tax / person, and all are fresh. Look at the picture.
Foo P.
It's a great restaurant for a group given the popular dishes you may want to order. We shared a delicious grass carp and other dishes. Some food has the potential to be spicy, so clarify before you order if you prefer milder food. They're also gracious with splitting the check multiple ways.
Very good food, good service! They even give us a free dish! I like the fish, and BBQ pork a lot!!
Li D.
My always goto place! As a fellow from Sichuan, the Sichuan food is real good and the chef is from Sichuan too. Plus you get real Manchuria Skewers BBQ too from another specialized chef. Best of both worlds! Definitely a hidden gem in Chinatown. Never crowded I guess most people missed this place on their food hunt.
ISC Chicago
Spicy Seafood Dry Pot
ISC Chicago
Sad Bean Jelly (because supposedly it’s so spicy you’ll cry)
After shaan shaan taste closed, I wasn’t sure where to get liang pi (spicy cold noodles) that was just as good. Happened across this stall with both liang pi and sheng jian bao (pan fried mini pork buns), and they were both great!
Can be found in the basement level foodcourt of the Richland Center building (across the parking lot). Very flavorful and spicy! Very affordable pricing!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Lamb skewers were the best!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I ordered the food from Chowbus. I am a super generous reviewer most of the time. This is the worst food ever I've had in town. The chicken feet stinks. Dumplings is also bad in every standard. Do me a favor, avoidMore it.The takeaway ordered this chicken feet and sauerkraut dumplings. The chicken feet had a foul smell, and I wanted to spit out the last meal after taking a bite. Dumplings were also quite unpalatable.
Food: 1
surprisingly, one of the best dumpling restaurant I’ve ever witnessed. Perfection with old school learning of all handmade dumplings and other products that have superb quality… the taste is impeccable. I highly recommend this location you must try it! Also, don’t forget the skewer sticks. Amazing taste, and flavor.
TRY THE BAKERY! Never eaten at the restaurant, but the small bakery section in the front is one of the best kept secrets in Chinatown. Buns all have a homemade feel, and are 2-3xs lower priced than other competitor bakeries in the area. go first thing in the morning, if you want guaranteed fresh items as well as first picks. My kids love the pan fried soft cakes. You can get them either w/ red bean or custard filling. The owner is always welcoming and remembers us!
Go to Xian around the corner instead for safer, tastier, and friendlier service. Aside from rude staff, we all got food poison from this place.
The place does not look very clean. We had the soup and Chinese barbecue and it was really oily and salty.
Such a good Szechuan restaurant I have been, especially the hot pot. It's very cheap, much more than other restaurants. 16.95+ tax / person, and all are fresh. Look at the picture.
It's a great restaurant for a group given the popular dishes you may want to order. We shared a delicious grass carp and other dishes. Some food has the potential to be spicy, so clarify before you order if you prefer milder food. They're also gracious with splitting the check multiple ways.
Restaurantji Recommends
Very good food, good service! They even give us a free dish! I like the fish, and BBQ pork a lot!!
My always goto place! As a fellow from Sichuan, the Sichuan food is real good and the chef is from Sichuan too. Plus you get real Manchuria Skewers BBQ too from another specialized chef. Best of both worlds! Definitely a hidden gem in Chinatown. Never crowded I guess most people missed this place on their food hunt.
Spicy Seafood Dry Pot
Sad Bean Jelly (because supposedly it’s so spicy you’ll cry)
Good food, iffy service