This is a spot that you stumble upon driving past this street everyday without even noticing that…read moreyou've been passing the best kept secret in Morton Grove of Asian cuisine. Greeted by Anna when we walked in on a Wednesday night, this place is as frills and homemade as it gets. She immediately recommended the signature dishes knowing that most people probably have had little exposure to Mongolian food. We ended up ordering the steamed dumplings (Buuz) and the lamb noodle soup. My goodness, it blew us away! Dumplings were clearly handcrafted and steamed to perfection. Just the right wrapper and meat proportion. The lamb noodle soup was generous in meat portion and noodles soft but chewy. Anna will recommend the beef pastry as that's the signature dish of Mongolia, so I intend to try that next time I'm in. If you're looking for something outside of the ordinary and tasty, I would highly recommend coming here!

First time trying this place. It's very warm, cozy and family owned. The place is clean and the…read morefood is really good. Not under cooked or over cooked. It also has a great seasoning taste to the food. I love seeking local shops. The owner was very kind to let us which dishes were popular. I read a couple comments saying there was a language barrier between the customer and owner but I don't think there is. My husband I understood what the owner said and explained. I really encourage you to try this place if you love to explore like we do.

still one of my favorite places when i am craving korean style chinese food…read more -my all time favorite: half and half with sweet an sour beef (tangsooyuk) is a must every time! in that combo! the sweet and sour is so perfectly crispy other favorites: -fish filet over rice -seafood noodle stir fry (la jo myun) everything is so good. highly recommended

Came here for a weekend lunch and the place was not too busy, easily accommodated our larger group…read more We ordered a couple of noodle dishes from this stall. The #9 seafood noodle platter ($12.99), but not spicy and #1 the peking noodle ($10.99). Both were good and the portion size was decent for the price. Chewy flavorful noodles with good add ins. The one drawback about these stalls in grocery store setting they always seem to be stingy about extra utensils, bowls or even napkins. They barely give you any napkins and they are usually extra thin too. I have to remember to bring my own napkins when dining at these locations.

We had a taste for Asian food, but were tired of the same old…read more We decided to get into the car and look for something new. We drove past this place and decided to give it a try. The restaurant was clean, with a nice atmosphere. The server was pleasant, efficient and willing to answer the questions we had. The plates of food came quick, served hot, and were so good! I had spicy shrimp chow fun and the hubby had black pepper beef, both were great. Looking forward to having the leftovers for lunch tomorrow! We will definitely go back to this little gem

Now for the update. For years I considered this modest restaurant a highlight. The staff was cool…read moreand efficient. Ordering was a breeze and the guys were always open to a conversation or giving suggestions. The restaurant was clean and the meal was always tasty. Just a note but the further away you move from any major city the fewer and harder it is to find great Asian food. The suburb is lucky to have them. The pandemic brought new staffing. Some were pleasant with customers though one lady, a supervisor had the wrong ideas of what customer service and proper etiquette is. Just the basics of my final visit. I took my family for lunch. We ordered lunch specials and a couple extra must-try plates. Two specials hit the table and the third was left waiting for her meal. Unbeknownst to us in the moment, her food was handed to a single patron there for his lunch. The place was filling up with a lunch rush but not so many that had complicated orders. Many were ordering similar lunch specials. Kung pao lunch special was popular. When her order finally arrived the supervisor realized she had given the wrong plate to the customer sitting some tables behind us. Mind you ten minutes had already passed. She quickly went over to him and asked what he had ordered. She then took the plate he was eating from and handed him the fresh plate. He was still holding a half eaten egg roll in his hand. Then she brought the quarter eaten plate and placed it in front of my mother. Before she could leave I stopped her and asked her what she was doing. She simply stated that was her lunch order. I told her she handed my mother someone else's food that they were eating and I watched the whole thing. Why didn't you take that to the back and make a completely new plate of food?! I paid the bill and got the F**k out. That's gross. Also, you gave the other patron new food but cannot do the same for our table?? This place is dead to me. If she could do that, it beckons the question of what else is happening behind the scenes.

04/12/26 - I've eaten here many times but tonight the food & service was way below what I've gotten…read morein the past. It's not like it was super busy yet us took over 10 minutes just to place our order. We ordered the following items. Even then it took around 15 mins to get our food. 1). Two pork & shrimp egg rolls. They were tasty but were burnt. (2 stars ) 2). My stand by shrimp egg foo yung. Tasty as always Very good (4 stars ) 3). Combo platter - called No 1 dish in the World? How & why? The dish had, chicken, shrimp, peapods, tomato's, & beef . The beef in the dish had a rancid taste. I should have sent this back (1 Star ) Service was very slow between ordering, receding the food & waiting to receive the check (2 stars )) Usually we come at lunchtime where the price difference between lunch & dinner is huge). The lunch is a much better deal for the same dishes). This restaurant usually has decent quality food but if I come back it will be for lunch & not dinner as the price point is much more affordable.

It's possible they were having a bad day, but we were In the area and in the mood for takeout…read moreChinese. tl;dr it was overpriced and Not Good, and we did not order on an event day (like the S----bowl) honestly everything in our order except the white rice was not something we would have wanted to pay for, and we can make just as good rice ourselves if we had felt like it. we had previously ordered from this restaurant many, many multiples months ago, and had fond memories of it -- this was a very disappointing and disheartening experience

My favorite food is Chinese, and I've been searching for something similar to what I enjoyed…read moregrowing up. This spot really feels like a comforting memory. The service is always quick, and the place is very clean, which makes it even more welcoming.

In March 2025. Got the lunch special…read more General Tso's chicken was syrupy but bland... supposedly "hot" but not hot at all, really Came with fried rice that only had some small pieces of egg and was flavored by smoke flavoring. No vegetables, also not great flavor Egg roll was subpar as well. At just over $10 with tax, I didn't feel it was worth it.

My first time here, would 100% recommend the staff was so sweet!! As well as the food was quick and…read moredelicious!

I tell you right now no place comes close to the spicy noodle soup no pho no ramen from any other…read moreplace I've been comes near I TELL YOU Its served with jumbo shrim The broth alone will have you coming back after trying a different place they do not come close And this restaurant is one size in large only so be ready to feast my friends Bon apetito buen provecho qǐng màn yòng

So happy we finally tried it! Egg rolls were delicious. Crunchy and not greasy. Tried the shrimp…read morefried rice and a chicken fried rice. Very generous with the shrimp. Very flavorful. Even better the second day. Will definitely order again.

It's a super small space and they have a cute picture of all of the staff in the front. I ordered…read moreto-go and the woman was so sweet. It was super affordable and the food wasn't bad.

Very overpriced, about 50% more than what I think a good value would be. I have a bit of a…read morelove-hate relationship with Bonchon bc when I'm craving it and consuming it, it's SO good and tasty, to the point where I keep eating long beyond when I should stop... but then end up feeling extremely bloated the rest of the evening and into the next morning from all the salt. We dined in here a month or so ago and were the only customers at what you would think is peak dinnertime, 6pm or so. It was a ghost town. And not only that, but the restaurant was ghostly chilly too. Very cold inside, to the point that we switched tables to get to avoid the draft from the vent and commented to the employee about it. The tonkatsu entree is mediocre. The batter on the pork was crispy, but bland. It was $16.99, as was the small order of boneless wings, which come with a tiny side of coleslaw or pickled radish. A side of plain fries is $5.99. On our last pick up order from here too, the chicken strips were soggy and barely had any crunch to it. My husband usually doesn't complain or call back about it, let alone return to the restaurant for a redo of the order, but that evening warranted it.

I love the Chinatown location, but this one leaves much to be desired. A friend and I came here on…read morea Thursday night at around 6pm and there was only one customer in the store. It was cold, dark and unwelcoming. Red flag because the Chinatown location, which I frequent often. Is ALWAYS busy, with bright lighting and comfortable temperature, no matter what time of day. The cashier/hostess was rather dry and minimally friendly as she told us we could sit anywhere when we told her we were dine-in. I'm immediately turned off by staff who act as if they would rather be anywhere else than their place of employment. But the good thing about most chains is that they have to follow recipes. I fell in love with Bonchon wings (Chinatown location ) a couple of years ago when my daughter introduced me to them. Whether dine-in or take-out, I always had a great experience and was treated well by staff. While the food here was great---soy garlic wings, udon noodle soup, buns and the japchae noodles were just as delicious as Chinatown, the customer service left much to be desired. I'm thinking it could be busier if it were more welcoming. Meh.

friendly staff, food was prepared quickly and was really yummy. came pipping hot, lukewarm by the…read moretime i got home but they come in microwave safe containers! Can't get a better price for this amount of food anywhere else.

Food is okay. But Crab Raagon & Szechwan beef is phenomenal…read more Lunch Special Serve with 1 item + chicken fried rice, but not much of a meat. After 3pm Sunday all day add $1.50 Ambiance is okay but this place it's all carry out.

Fong's Kitchen helped me out when my original dinner plans down the road didn't work out…read more It was nearing closing time, but they said it was still fine to order. There were a couple tables with dine-in customers, but not too busy. The staff were very friendly and gave me plenty of time to decide on my order. They even had plastic laminated menus with photos of their entrees. I've been to plenty of Chinese restaurants, but I popped in here unexpectedly so I had to figure out what I had a taste for. I decided on the egg foo young $12.10 and the vegetable fried rice $11.30. Both were delicious! The restaurant was cute and very clean. The parking was super easy.

Restaurant: Casual takeout Chinese restaurant with wide selection…read more Ambiance: Nothing fancy, but one of the few take out places open late at night. Includes indoor seating. Parking: Located in a strip mall with ample parking. Food: Amazing! Got the honey walnut shrimp and beef crispy noodle that hit the spot after a day of traveling. Would go again