Phoenix Restaurant
$$ • Dim Sum, Seafood, Cantonese Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout Phoenix Restaurant
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Dried Scallop and Egg White Fried Rice
Pan-Fried Shrimp Chive Dumpling
Moh Mai Gai Rice in Lotus Leaf
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Sesame Balls with Lotus Paste
Hong Kong Style B B Q Pork
Soft Shell Crab Fried Rice
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Phoenix Restaurant Reviews
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Came for a big family gathering with my mom and my BF's family. The dishes were very fresh and tasty. Loved all the dim sums we ordered, especially the curry baby squid, beef tripe, and steamed ribs with taro, eggplant with pork fillings. Very impressive with the pumpkin congee. Will definitely try more kinds of congee next time. But congee will only be available when chef's here (one hour after opening).
Service overall is good. They refill the tea pot fairly timely.
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Service overall is good. They refill the tea pot fairly timely.
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The Char Siu Bao and BBQ pork were incredible, tea was great and the vibes were immaculate. The only issues we ran into were the somewhat inattentive wait staff not refilling our waters, and the fact that the menu items didn't list allergens so our peanut-allergic party member almost ate peanuts.
Great dim sum restaurant. Location is right in the middle of Chinatown. You can get 2 hours of parking validated if you eat in. Just park under the train
Hours
| Monday | 10AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 10AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 10AM - 9PM |
Phoenix Restaurant in Chicago's Chinatown offers authentic Cantonese dim sum and a menu filled with traditional dishes. Customers can enjoy pulled chicken noodles, scallop & egg whites fried rice, and a variety of dim sum. Vegetarian options are available. The restaurant has a nice atmosphere and is kid-friendly. Parking is located across the street, but there is no wheelchair accessibility, and parking can be challenging. The food is praised as authentic and delicious, with some reviews highlighting excellent dim sum and tasty dishes like fried dumplings, spring rolls, General Tso's chicken, and BBQ Pork Lo Mein. The restaurant is an older style, more traditional dim sum palace, with a typical Chinese restaurant atmosphere. Service is generally good, although some reviews mention that staff need to be flagged down. Restrooms are sometimes noted as not very clean. Customers appreciated the flavorful shumai and crab Rangoon, as well as interesting fried rice with soft shell crab and shrimp. Overall, the place remains a favorite for delicious food, and many plan to return when in Chicago, especially for events like wedding receptions.