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    AhChung’s Kitchen

    4.3 (12 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Claire L.

    Finally, a place that serves good and authentic Taiwanese dishes!! Ever since Ah Chung's recently opened (taking over the space of the former Lao Liang booth, which has since permanently moved to the Chinese Cafe location in the Westmont International Mall building), my family and I have been coming almost on a weekly basis to try their many varied menu offerings. Their smoked duck is incredibly juicy and flavorful (and does not skimp on the meat!) and their pork/chive/tofu dish is served in an amazing black bean sauce that goes perfect with steamed rice. Their Taiwanese stir fried rice noodles and other assorted Taiwanese dishes (zongzi, bawan, etc) are the closest tastes of Taiwan that I've gotten here in the Chicagoland area. Highly recommend!!

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    I love the roast Duck. They Duck is very good. They have crispy pork. The dumplings are awesome as well.

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