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    Khan Aseya Restaurant Mom's Kitchen

    4.0 (7 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Rohan D.

    Malaysia is much more of an ethnic melting pot than the USA. I would the USA is more like a layer cake, if you get the social stratification metaphor. Malaysia on the other hand has a number of different ethnic groups that have influenced each other in the overlapping spheres of cuisine, art, literature. and music. I've been to Kuala Lumpur, but the complex mix of subcultures keeps me from being able to make an Anthony Bourdain or Uncle Roger Nigel Ng sort of assessment of authenticity (authentic here used in the sense of conforming to the original, accurate; as opposed to the other meanings of being sincere, true to oneself, being unpretentious, or a musical cadence progressing from the dominant chord to the tonic). I've spent some time in Tamil Nadu, and Tamil areas of Sri Lanka, but Malaysian Tamil cuisine is its own thing, and that's what they cook up here. Nothing like it for many miles around. This place is absolutely unique (well around here), delicious, friendly and inviting, and easy on the wallet as well. Even if you overeat like I do. My running favorite so far is the Nasi Goreng Pattaya, something I never heard of in Tamil Nadu, Tamil Eelam, or Tamil Mississauga. It's an egg-rice omelet, a kind of cousin to the Omurice omelet of Japan or Korea, maybe a second cousin. Absolutely delicious. So is the "teh- o") which is a sweet iced lemon tea. I am begging you Farang customers please don't kill this place by confounding them with Grubhub. They have NO CONTROL over the third party delivery companies. Just call them on their telephone for a pick up order, or better yet come in person and dine in. Also don't expect the sort of obsequious (pretentious yet butt kissing) wait service found in too many mainstream non-Asian American restaurants, this place is Malaysian-Tamil. The service is nice, and they do want you to be comfortable and enjoy their food. They are proud of who they are, they are proud of their food, and they practically beamed when they saw me thoroughly enjoy their food. I overheard the workers here speaking in at least three different languages. Tamils generally don't say, "thank you," the closest phrase they have is, "Nanri," which is for more serious situations like being rescued from pirates in the Straits of Malacca. They will appreciate a warm "Vanakkam," (hello with respect) on your way in though. The food is Halal so As-salamu alaikum, or just Salaam is appropriate, and really what's wrong with wishing Peace to others in the world we share? The food here makes me feel at peace. Also, uncomfortably too full.

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    Taste Amir's Roti - Masala Dosa

    Taste Amir's Roti

    4.2(18 reviews)
    1.0 mi

    I live in a bigger city than Milwaukee (Chicago) but wish we had a spot like this here, where I…read morepersonally am not aware of Burmese spots. I specifically love that they have a menu of so many different roti options, and I really wish I could try them all. We got a dosa, char kway teoh, and a roti planta as well as a bandung to drink. The roti planta was the only five star thing we tried lol but I'm keeping the five stars because I thought the prices were good and I also hold space for I prefer other styles of making these foods. Specifically, I wish the bandung was as good as the one I had in Singapore (I am forever chasing that high), and I prefer a South Indian dosa at places in Chicago. I also prefer the Malaysian char kway teoh because the noodle felt a bit sweet and less of the wok flavor.

    Came here for dinner with a large group not too long ago. A homey, cozy atmosphere. Service was…read morequick even with our large group. I ordered the roti filled with chicken, onion, and egg, and it was tasty. I could see the roti being cooked in the kitchen area which was visible and that was fun to watch. The dish was delicious and it was plentiful so I could save enough for lunch the next day. A couple of folks felt their food was on the spicy side, so if you need a milder version, make sure to tell them. For the stuffed roti I ate, I felt the spice level was just perfect - not too much but not nonexistent, either. The menu is vast and there is so much to try, including dosas, all kinds of rotis, noodles, soups, and more.

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    New China Chef - Kung Pao Tofu

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    3.2(33 reviews)
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    Got lunch for takeout from this strip mall Chinese place in Mundelein. It doesn't look like much,…read morebut it still beat expectations though. New China Chef has all the usual stuff, from beef to tofu and whatever. Big portions help make things a good value for what you get. The prices aren't bad especially on lunch specials. Came in and placed an order to go. It's a pretty cramped place, but there's enough room for a few tables for those eating inside. The atmosphere is pretty lame. About the worst thing that can be said about it. There's two humongous menus on the walls. It's about $12 for the regular size entrees. They also have lunch specials. Has vegetarian choices. I got the Kung Pao Tofu. Good spice to it. The tofu was firm, and there was a good variety of vegetables including broccoli, corn, and more. For lunch it's pretty good. It's pretty fast to get most orders. There's a variety of proteins including tofu for vegetarians.

    Thank you New China Chef For being available on New Year's Eve! We ordered many dishes and all were…read moreyummy! We truly had a feast for two :-) This was our first time and were a bit hesitant because I always like to eat at restaurants that are 4 stars and above. The food was really good and I would come back. I am writing this review so they can continue to climb up the star rating because it's deserved.

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