Sadly the Jin28 that we normally go to in Arlington Heights closed in 2025. But we were so excited…read moreto find this one! This Jin28 had the similar setup -- Chinese, Japanese, and Thai. This location is smaller than the one in Arlington Heights, but the food and service was great. I had to order my rainbow roll sushi, which was good, and the wifey got the pad see ew. More like pad see yum. Speaking of yum, we also go the Tom Yum soup, which was not ew at all, but very delicious. My son got the orange chicken. Overall experience, was great! Highly recommend this place if you are looking for some good Asian food, with variety.

Jin 28 is where you can get Japanese, Thai, and Chinese food in the same place. We dined in and the…read moreservice was quick and friendly. We ended up ordering a lot of things. We had the california roll, avocado roll, pad thai noodles, mongolian beef, basil fried rice and "fancy" noodles and lo mein. We even ordered a kid's plate which comes with four different things for them. The portion sizes are big.You could easily split, or you'll have enough to take for leftovers. Everything we ordered was pretty tasty. The pad Thai was a little different than I was used to, but it was still good after dinner we were going to get Thai tea. But we were informed that thai tea is only served during the summertime, which is a bummer, but the people that I was with ended up getting a honeydew smoothie.They have a variety of different fruit flavored smoothies. That was a good experience.I will definitely come back to try some of the different cuisines.

Had a good time Shoutout to john, food was good, atmosphere is nice, food came out pretty quick to.read more

Outside of somewhat uncomfortable seating, this restaurant impresses on all levels. The decor is…read morefun and transforms you into a different world during your meal, service is quick and friendly, prices are surprisingly reasonable the amount and quality of food you're getting, flavors are on point (and on the healthier side of cooking for this style), and presentation is great. The other struggle will be with parking as this place is generally very packed during dinner hours. After several visits here, I've decided that the best way to order is to get large dishes to share with others. While, individual size servings are great -- there is a ton of spots nearby great for 1-2 people, but this spot does offer some nicely presented large dishes like bossam which are great for serving. I also find the seafood pancake to be a generous size with plenty of seafood and a nice crisp edge. These are definitely prepared with minimal seasoning, relying instead on an assortment of sauces to infuse the food with flavor. The bulgogi similarly, is tender and presented with lots of cabbage, more of a cold day comfort food instead of a seared version with thick sauce as you may find in other nearby locations. Definitely aim for some spicy dishes like the spicy pork bbq with mozzarella cheese if you're coming here, as the spicy options are on a different level of flavor and depth (similar to most Asian food you'll find in the area). Again, the meat is prepared very tender with an explosion of flavor. Overall, excellent food with excellent presentation and surprisingly affordable pricing. Probably one of the best values you'll find from a Yelp Top 100 US restaurant.

I had the best food they have the best Boba there I would go back there in a heartbeat service has…read moreto be good there Ambience amazing It's the best there Oh, and I think it sounds like Sanji from one piece

Serious Sanji is seriously good, with a mix of Americanized dishes like sesame, orange, and emperor…read morechicken, but they also have some serious authentic dishes like soup dumplings and dumplings cooked Sanji Shanghai style. The orange chicken had real orange zest and was sweet and tangy Food was good, service was great, and the overall experience was good

This place honestly doesn't deserve a two star rating, but I feel bad as the staff was really…read morefriendly and the interior of the restaurant was fine and they had a little robot carrying to-go orders to the front, so that was cool. However, the food was very bad. We ordered pad thai with tofu, and the dish that was brought out was about 75% massive, tasteless chunks of tofu. What few noodles could be found underneath all the tofu were mixed with chopped onion, diminishing their ratio even further. There was a tiny pile of about 1/2 tsp of ground peanuts added in one corner of the plate. The sauce tasted sour and burnt. One of the worst pad thai variations I've had in a long time. Still.. I wouldn't fault them just for having bad food, but within an hour of leaving the restaurant, both the spouse and I were having an upset stomach, and ended up not being able to finish our drive home without having to pull over and find a public restroom. I would chalk it up to coincidence, but my spouse revealed that when she used the restroom, there were prominent signs indicating that no one is allowed to flush any sort of toilet paper down the toilet, and instead has to put them in open bins sitting in each stall next to the toilet. Each stall in the restroom had open trash cans filled with used toilet paper full of fecal matter, which is pretty horrifying to think of in a restaurant serving food in a first world country. My spouse brought home her leftovers and heated up them the next morning and within a half hour of eating them, was already having an upset stomach again which endured for the remainder of the day. We would definitely not eat here again, and it seems like the health department probably needs to pay this place a visit.

We used to frequent this place. We went a few weeks ago and much has changed. We were told the…read moremanagement hasn't changed but something has. The food was good but not GOOD as it has been in the past. The staff all seems to be different and when we inquired about our favorite server all we were told is he wasn't with them anymore. They wouldn't elaborate. Something is different

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.

Liked the place last time, a little more this time. Service was excellent. We asked a lot of…read morequestions about the ingredients and they were happy to answer them. Like the texture to the spring rolls and the dipping sauce. Would have liked for the rolls to have tofu in them but they were still very good. The kung pao tofu was a large portion and very tasty over the sticky white rice. Not sure why the place isn't busier. Prices are good, food is very tasty and service was also great.

Best crab rangoon in Milwaukee!!! Cozy atmosphere inside and always quick with takeout too!!read more

Asian Fusion has consistently good food, and the General Tso's Chicken is always a…read morestandout--crispy, flavorful, and just the right amount of heat. The rest of the menu is solid, too, with a good variety of options. There's a decent amount of seating inside, but it's usually pretty quiet. Most people seem to come in for takeout, with a steady flow of orders coming and going. The staff is friendly and efficient, but it's clear their focus is more on takeout than dine-in service. My only real complaint is that the prices have been going up steadily. It's starting to feel a bit pricey for a spot that used to be a reliable, affordable option. Still worth a visit if you're craving some dependable Asian comfort food.

Food and service was great. The bartender mixed my Aviation perfectly…read more The restaurant had a great vintage vibe.

I typically can always count on Green Room serving up great food and drinks, however my last visit…read morewas a bit of a disappointment. I ordered the Pad Thai with tofu, the staple menu item I order each time I visit. My guest ordered the Mongolian beef. My pad Thai came out visibly different than times past. It looks almost watered down and the tofu was not coated and seared with the beautiful crust it normally has. I ate it and it tasted... sour. Normally this pad Thai leans savory over sweet, but this time it just straight up tasted sour. The tofu was nothing to write home about, which is typically not the experience I have here. The Mongolian beef tasted like it had more sear on the meat than actual beef. It tasted over-charred. The rice and veggies were good, but that's kind of a simple feat. I ordered the Pomegrantate martini which was good. The space was also very hot, I understand it's a hot day and a busy restaurant but my legs were dripping in sweat the entire hour we were there. I will give them a try again, because I know from previous experiences the pad Thai was usually great. That tofu is what I keep coming back for! Hopefully next time it'll meet my expectations. This was this past weekend on Friday night.

When looking for a quick dinner option we came across Ramen Time on Yelp and decided to give it a…read moretry. Ramen Time isn't a restaurant you would see from the street. It is sharing space with Jimmy Thai and the signage outside is for Jimmy Thai. When we arrived we were quickly seated and given two menus. One for Jimmy Thai and one for Ramen Time. We were also given one plastic bottle of water per a person. The ramen menu allows you to choose a broth, protein and add-ons. The bowl comes with a molten egg and vegetables that usually come with ramen. I got the skinny option which was half the portion of noodles and additional vegetables in addition to a protein and molten egg. The ramen was good. The egg was a bit overcooked and one of the vegetables was thick chunks of green pepper which was good but different. The price was reasonable. If you are in the area and enjoy ramen give it a try.

Spicy chicken ramen was delicious and so was the basil beef! Would come here again. Although they…read morewere busy we got seated right away. Decent service for how busy they were.

We visited Ethno restaurant for a first time a few days ago for early dinner, atmosphere there is…read morevery nice, huge variety of food all dishes form a menu are very delicious. Our waiter Nurbek was very nice, helpful and professional, we highly recommend this place and will visit this it for many-many times in the future.

The minute you enter, it's beautiful and wonderfully designed. You will hear staff speaking in the…read morenative language of Kyrgyzstan and also Russian. Vegetarians be ware. Not much to eat and if you order a vegetarian meal it's not good bc they specialize in meat dishes. Food is good if it's not vegetarian. Beef tongue w salad and dressing was good. The beef dumplings were big and juicy ($5 per dumpling if you calculate it). The best part of the dinner was pistachio cake ... one of the best desserts I've had ($14)...lots of filling, I hate bread and cake fillers and little filling, nice sauce, and pistachios. Free parking and plenty of it. A bit overpriced but bc it's such a pretty place, clean, and excellent wait staff, it's a nice experience.

Stopped by for a late lunch with my wife yesterday and we really enjoyed the place…read more An awesome little cafe for pastries or a light breakfast/lunch in downtown HP. I had a Caesar salad, my wife has the French onion soup and a grilled cheese and all items were solid. Also had the Chocolate chip cookies which were awesome. They have a ton of pastries that I look forward to trying down the line as well. Would definitely recommend.

I met a girlfriend here for a mid-priced lunch last week, and it is such a cute little French…read morebistro right in Highland Park. I ordered the croque madame with the fried egg on top, and it was delicious. You can absolutely tell they use real butter--the true French way! My waistline might not thank them, but my tastebuds certainly did. I even brought home an almond croissant for the Hubby and snacked on a cheese and chive scone the next day, and everything was just fantastic. The only little hiccup is that the service can get a bit hectic. The staff seemed a little confused trying to match up the order numbers to the tables, and we almost got run over on our way out by a waiter sprinting to the patio! But even with the fast-paced environment, the food is wonderful whether you eat in or grab takeout. Definitely worth a visit! A much better experience here than MY 1st time. I think it's because they enlarged the dining area with more table space. It's still hard to have a conversation due to the high ceilings which echo the sound.