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    MingHin Cuisine

    3.9 (3.2k reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating

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    Scallion ginger lobster
    Ces C.

    This place is packed! There was a bit of a wait. The service was pretty quick though, dimsums came in one after the other. They also have a variety of live seafoods, other seafoods and vegetable menus. Everything we tried were delish! The scallion ginger was good, S&P squid was crispy. Highly recommend. Happy tummy!

    Justine C.

    My go to spot for dim sum in Chinatown. They are always busy but you can plan ahead to make an online reservation. We checked in and we got seated within 5 mins of our reservation time. They are so fast with service which I love! You can place items off the iPad for some larger entrees such as fried rice and soup, and they have plenty of options on their dim sum menu where you write down the quantity of each preferred item. I always love their shrimp eggrolls and siu mai. Everything comes out really quickly as well. Plenty of spaces for large and small parties. Highly recommend!

    Mike O.

    Okay, now this place is a blast! Food? Absolutely delicious! Service? Wonderful, prompt, friendly! Location? Central and easy to find! Ambiance? Beautiful dining room and fixtures! Differentiator? Fun and entertaining turn-table, making it easier to share with your dining partners! Located downtown, and just a couple blocks off the main drag, MingHin is easy to find and get to! We were seated promptly (without a reservation, and right at early dinner time), and tended to attentively throughout our visit! The food we tried was all delicious, and the portions were awesome - slightly on the bigger side - so I suggest coming hungry from a day's worth of trucking around the Windy City! While we loved the food, and that's what most people will come for, it was the experience of the rotating table that really puts this place over the top in regard to a novel and fun dining experience! One of our favorites on our trip to Chicago! Food = 4/5 Facility = 4/5 Service = 4/5 Ambiance = 5/5 Value = 3/5

    Dimsum spread
    Megan G.

    Came here for brunch on Sunday morning, it was super busy but we only had to wait 10-15 minutes for a table! I recommend grabbing a menu and marking down your order while you wait so you can order as soon as you get a table. The food came pretty fast and I thought the dimsum was high quality, I honestly enjoyed every bite! It was a super filling, affordable meal and I'll definitely be coming back.

    Bar area
    Patricia S.

    This was my first eatery experience in Chicago and it's just steps away from where I'm staying. It's located in the Lakeshore East area and, upon entering the restaurant, it appears small, until you walk to the back to find a much bigger, louder area filled with folks eating and chatting. We sat in the quieter area near the front since we only ordered two dishes, which we devoured in short order, then went on our way. Something I'd never seen before was the tablet to order your food! What a great idea!! It had photos of the food items and the prices, just like a paper menu, except you click on the item(s) you want and voilà!! Very cool, I must say. Service from there was quick and efficient and the veggies were crisp and flavorful. If I lived here I'd come back regularly.

    Siu Mai
    Lanina S.

    Saw all the hype online, so I decided to order a whole spread. Visually, the table looked amazing, but flavor-wise? It just didn't live up to the social media buzz. From the dim sum to the main dishes, almost everything was pretty average. The one major standout was the egg rolls--honestly the best thing out of everything we ordered. I'm glad I finally tried it to see what everyone was talking about, but it's safe to say I don't need to go back. Cute little place and service could have been a little better..

    Receipt
    Alejandro C.

    MingHin Cuisine is one of my favorite spots for dim sum and family-style dining. The service is always great, and I appreciate that they provide complimentary tea while you enjoy your meal. The portions are huge, so I highly recommend sharing dishes, especially if you're dining with a group. If you're not familiar with the menu, it can be a little challenging to know what to order, but the staff is usually helpful with recommendations. Some of my favorites are the dumplings, various rice dishes, chicken, lemongrass dishes, Mongolian beef, and other traditional offerings. This is a fantastic place for larger groups, and they're very accommodating when it comes to splitting checks. The food comes out quickly, the atmosphere is lively, and there's plenty of variety for everyone. If you're in the area near Joy Yee, MingHin is definitely worth a visit!

    Orange Chicken Beef noodles  Pork buns Beef
    Vanity H.

    Probably top 5 restaurants in Chinatown! No complaints whatsoever. All of their food tastes so authentic and fresh. The restaurant stays packed all the time but it's never difficult to get a table (max Ive had was 3 people). I'd recommend them to any and everyone.

    Alyssa Z.

    I feel like the first hint was that all the other restaurants had lineups to go in and walking into the establishment we were able to get a table, no problem. Especially in Chinatown in Chicago for there not to be a lot of people in this restaurant kind of concerning, but we didn't wanna wait in line and Google said that the reviews are really good for this place. Mind you we did get dim sum so who knows if the regular dinner dishes would be better. We ordered the staples as attached in the photos. Everything was warm, but not hot. Lacked a lot of flavor. The hottest dish that came out where the shrimp spring rolls. Can't go wrong with those to be honest. Again, like I said, maybe their dinner is better. If I had to compare price wise, I feel like it's comparable to Toronto prices.

    Combination Fried Rice
    Sarah H.

    We got seated pretty quickly for a Friday night and with the surrounding restaurants being busy. The space was big and was good for groups. The food was decent, nothing wowed us, but this was a good stop for Chinese food in Chinatown.

    dumplings
    Alexandria J.

    Was super disappointed eating dim sum here. The food was the most disappointing part, tasted no different than the Chinese takeout down the street at home. Going all the way to the city I was expecting fresh and crunchy chicken, but everything was just mediocre. You also have to constantly grab a worker to answer questions or to get service. Drinks were alright but overall just a disappointing meal for what the price is too. Definitely check out other places in the area besides this one. I think based off of how many reviews there are people automatically assume it's great, it's not.

    Deep fried pork dumplings
    Stefan D.

    Was craving dim sum so I went here in Chicago's Chinatown. I got seated pretty quickly despite being crowded during lunch. The server was quick and took my order right away. The dim sum was super good! I was hoping their scallion pancake would be the thin crispy kind, but theirs is more bread-y than I thought. Other than that, everything was delicious and I would definitely come back

    BBQ Pork bun
    Tray

    Came here because it's known as one of the best dim sum spots in Chicago, but I expected a little more. The vibes felt like a typical dim sum spot. I liked the modern mini chandeliers, but the space itself felt a bit outdated compared to other spots. 7/10. Service was what you'd expect from a busy Chinese spot. You kinda have to wave people down, and they forgot to bring us water until we reminded them. The free chamomile tea was a nice touch though. 7/10. The Peking duck was mid. Texture was fine but the skin was too oily. 6/10. The XO noodles were flavorful and had a nice spice, just a bit oily as well. 7/10. The BBQ pork buns had good filling but the bun wasn't as soft as I wanted, and for $7 it felt a little overpriced. 6.5/10. Overall, not bad, but I expected more from a spot that's known for being one of the best dim sum places in Chicago.

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    Do they wine list or byob.?

    They have wine, cocktails, beer etc

    Is the dim sum served by push cart or menu order only?

    Menu order only.

    Do they have gluten free menu?

    No they don't. Majority of the Chinese restaurants don't

    Has anyone held a private dining event here? Wondering what the cost is for the 'up to 140' guests option. Is there a price per head, and or a minimum food purchase cost for the space?

    There are two floors to the establishment and I'm guessing the 2nd floor could be used as a private party. Not sure there is a way to close off the first floor for that many people. Regarding pricing, I'd imagine you tell them your thoughts on… 

    Is it true they put peanut butter in all bbq dishes and egg rolls? I have a peanut allergy and get frustrated when the server tells me i can't have half the menu?

    No, it is not true. Edited version: I went to restaurant last night and asked if peanut butter is in… 

    Do they have carts?

    No; you submit your order by filling out a form (with photos!) and your food comes to the table piping hot and fresh.

    Anyone know if MingHin validates parking? And where is the closest parking lot?

    Yes. Make sure to show your ticket at the cashier and they will give you another ticket for you to submit upon leaving the parking lot. Up to three hours.

    Price for party of 4?

    My husband and I spent $40 there. Most dishes come with three servings. You can either order two dishes for 6 people for share the dish by cutting the serving in half. The goal is to sample as many dish as you can. Plan on spending $15-20/pp there.

    When do they serve dim sum?

    Chinatown location dim sum hours is from 8:00am - 5:00pm OR 9:00pm - 2:00am and all other locations serve whole day.

    Is dim sum available after 5pm?

    Not at this location. Their Naperville, Downtown and Rolling Meadows location is all day.

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    Wentworth Seafood House - Shrimp n eggs.....great dish......couldn't make it my own tho....

    Wentworth Seafood House

    4.3(222 reviews)
    0.2 miChinatown
    $$

    Tl;dr this place is very solid and my go-to dim sum place. I'm sure the seafood and everything else…read moreon their huge menu is also good. Be prepared to wait a little bit for a table, or share a big one with another party at peak times. Prices are reasonable and portions are pretty generous. ===== Kind of lost count of how many times I've been. Love getting the dim sum and noodle dishes here. Some favorites: beef cheong fun with egg, siu mai, Singapore noodle, xo rice noodle rolls, spare ribs, pork and century egg congee. All the food has been very solid. Inside is always bustling and can be a bit crowded. Service is pretty friendly as far as Chinatown goes, and very efficient. There's a guy who works there who I think is the manager or something, because he puts in 200x effort and is always hustling. When he's not around it feels like something is missing. Prices are very reasonable and we like ordering a lot here so that we have tasty leftovers for later. This place has quite a few big tables and is good for large groups. My only nits are that very occasionally a dish or teacup will have a dirty spot, and that the bubble tea here is kind of meh. I don't remember exactly which one I ordered, but it was a little watery and lacking in flavor. It's also probably tough since they're boxed in by boba places now. Pro tip: When you first get your table, they'll ask you what kind of tea you want. If you ignore them or don't know how to answer, the default is green tea. Another one is to come at off-peak times. Not only will you get a table faster, but I think they tweak their portion sizes depending on how crowded it is. Definitely will be back! And I recommend you visit too

    We like this restaurant. It is about 4.25 stars. The restaurant decorated nicely and clean. There…read moreare a lot people come to enjoy typical Hong Kong style cuisine. We got the sea cucumber beef tendon casserole. This is a good dish and my wife has not have sea cucumber sometimes. The sauce is great to go with rice. We also got seafood chow mein. This is a pan fried noodles with different seafood. Overall we enjoy it. Their menu has good selection.

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    Wentworth Seafood House - Interior of the restaurant

    Interior of the restaurant

    Wentworth Seafood House - Nice shrimp rolls

    Nice shrimp rolls

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    Phoenix Restaurant

    Phoenix Restaurant

    3.4(925 reviews)
    0.1 miChinatown
    $$

    As a big dim sum fan, I thought this place was awesome! We arrived right when they opened and were…read morethe first group seated. By the time we finished our meal, the dining room was completely full and there was even a line forming outside, which is always a great sign. Unlike some traditional dim sum restaurants, they don't use carts here. Instead, you order from a paper menu, which I actually prefer because it's easier to browse all the options and make sure you don't miss anything. Everything we ordered was freshly made, looked beautiful, and tasted delicious. We even had to stop and take photos before digging in! The staff was attentive throughout our meal, and the food came out quickly despite how busy the restaurant became. Overall, we had a fantastic experience and would definitely come back the next time we're in Chinatown.

    Superb Chinese spot in Chicago's Chinatown. Huge seating area and very nice staff. But you're going…read morehere for the Dim Sum. They have a lot of it and it's ALL good. I'm partial to the vegetarian one as well as the shrimp one. Really really good. However, do not, do not sleep on the Mongolian beef. It's exceptional and they have great sticky rice to accompany it. I'm a Mongolian beff connoisseur and this one didn't disappoint. This is a Dim Sum place but they also do other classic Chinese dishes very well!

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    Phoenix Restaurant - From their dining room, a nice view of our skyline on a nice day.

    From their dining room, a nice view of our skyline on a nice day.

    Phoenix Restaurant - Beef meatballs

    Beef meatballs

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    Imperial Restaurant - Siu Mai Pork and Shrimp Dumpling

    Imperial Restaurant

    3.4(728 reviews)
    0.2 miChinatown
    $$

    Imperial Restaurant conquers all dim sum…read more I thoroughly enjoyed siu mai, wonton dumplings, beef crepe and much more. I could do a play by play; scene by scene; dish by dish breakdown. But sometimes you just need to do the vibe check with the overall picture like just looking at the puzzle box rather than the pieces. Tasty, flavorful, hot like temperature. Considering everything, you just have a good dim sum experience from ordering to eating to paying for the check. Dishes come out speedily, so enjoy the very fast service. No unnecessary conversations. Just to the point like an arrow.

    Imperial is the same restaurant that operated as Cai before the pandemic. It still retains its…read moreChinese name, and the Chinese signage continues to bear the name "Cai." It had been 6 years since our last visit, just as the pandemic began. Before the pandemic, our extended family gathered here every Sunday for dim sum after my mother and sister attended church in Chinatown. We also celebrated many birthdays and Mother's Day with traditional Cantonese banquet dinners. My fondest memories were my milestone birthday and my husband's birthday, when we pre-ordered a live king crab prepared three ways, plus other banquet style dishes, for each celebration. The crab legs were perfectly deep-fried, the body was delicately steamed, and the remaining meat was stir-fried with e-fu noodles. The presentation was beautiful, and every dish showcased the freshness of the crab. (Please see my posted photos.) Around the time of the ownership change before the pandemic, the friendly and accommodating manager, Elaine, left the restaurant. I was delighted when my sister told me she had recently returned. On a recent Friday, my husband, our daughter and I brought an American friend to Imperial for dim sum. Elaine immediately recognized us and gave us a warm welcome. The restaurant was bright, clean, and beautifully decorated with elegant chandeliers, just as we remembered. We chose a table for 4 near the window, and the service was friendly and efficient throughout our meal. The 4 of us shared 12 dim sum dishes. We knew we had ordered more than we could finish, but everything looked too tempting to pass up. Our favorites included the Imperial Jumbo Shrimp Dumplings (Har Gow), which were filled with plump, fresh, and flavorful shrimp, and the Pan-Fried Turnip Cake, perfectly seared with a crisp exterior (some of the Hong Kong Cantonese restaurants don't even offer this dish, which requires more preparations).  Other highlights included Chicken Sticky Rice in Lotus Leaf, Beef and Enoki Rice Crepes, Crispy Shrimp Rolls, Siu Mai, and Sweet Custard Rolls. Every dish was freshly prepared and delicious. Although our friend is very familiar with Asian cuisine, this was her first visit to Imperial. She was genuinely impressed by the quality and authenticity of the dim sum and said she already planned to return with her family. Most of the dim sum we ordered was in the $6.50 (medium) to $6.75 (large) range.  Elaine generously comped our tea and gave us a 10% loyalty discount on our overall bill. Our final bill came up to $78.29 before tip, and $93.68 after.  We were happy to treat our guest and also encouraged her to take home all the leftovers, that made her really happy. As a bonus, the restaurant offers discounted parking at the nearby Chinatown Parking Lot. By scanning the restaurant's QR code with the parking app, my husband reduced the parking fee from $14.99 to just $3 for nearly three hours. It was such a happy, relaxed, and delicious lunch from 12:30 pm to 3:00 pm.  (Dim sum and the lunch menu are available until 3:30 p.m.)  After such a long hiatus, it was wonderful to return and find that Imperial continues to deliver the excellent food, warm hospitality, and welcoming ambiance that made Cai our family's favorite Cantonese restaurant. We are thrilled to be back.

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    Imperial Restaurant - A airy dining room view.

    A airy dining room view.

    Imperial Restaurant - Beef Stew Flat Rice Noodle Soup

    Beef Stew Flat Rice Noodle Soup

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    Chiu Quon Bakery & Dim Sum - Individual servings of cakes and desserts

    Chiu Quon Bakery & Dim Sum

    4.2(658 reviews)
    0.2 miChinatown
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    For a take out bakery style restaurant, this place has everything I need and it all tastes great…read more They open super early in the morning if you want that dim sum or bakery fix. There aren't tables so don't expect to sit down to enjoy your food. Service was friendly and prompt. I ordered sui mai, beef rice rolls, lotus leaf rice, zhongzi, and a pineapple bbq pork bun. Everything, and I mean everything, was delicious. This will be my new take out dim sum and bakery spot in Chicago now. Give it a shot, you won't regret it.

    This is the best bakery in Southside Chinatown, without a doubt, the line just never stops like…read morethey're handing free food but they're not. Although the prices are very reasonable, you could come here everyday...BTW, make sure to bring cash as it's cash only. I really love coming here after a meal because the buns are soft, light, airy, and sweet. Thus far, my favorites are: - egg custard topping with a red bean filling and - the coconut bun with whipped creme Wow, those are really good but do try their other offerings and determine your own favorite item. I have to try their Argyle location to see if they're consistently great!! Oh, one more thing, there is a ledge by the window where you can eat quickly whilst standing up but it can get very crowded in there. Xie xie Chiu Quon!!

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    Chiu Quon Bakery & Dim Sum - Custom order cakes

    Custom order cakes

    Chiu Quon Bakery & Dim Sum - Portuguese egg tarts with their tantalizing brulee tops and tasty BBQ pork bun filling

    Portuguese egg tarts with their tantalizing brulee tops and tasty BBQ pork bun filling

    Chiu Quon Bakery & Dim Sum - Portuguese egg tart, coconut bun & BBQ pork bun

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    Portuguese egg tart, coconut bun & BBQ pork bun

    Yummy Yummy Noodles - Roast duck over rice

    Yummy Yummy Noodles

    4.4(384 reviews)
    0.3 miChinatown
    $$

    Snuck in for lunch and had 2 different variations of the won ton noodles:beef brisket and beef…read moretenderloin, snow tea tops, egg tofu with mushrooms, bbq pork fried rice and chicken chow mein. All were tasty and seasoned just right. Food came quickly. Staff was friendly They advised us on the best dishes. They even chatted with us about our schedule. A great place for a casual meal

    Came by for dinner the other night and it was a decent experience. Yummy Yummy seems highly rated…read morealthough I found the food to be a signifcant notch lower than NYC Chinatown or even SF Chinatown. The restaurant is located next to the main strip and seems to have challenges with the health department annually... The interior of the restaurant is getting long in the tooth. Started off with the wonton beef brisket wide noodle soup. This was surprisingly quite lacklustre. The wontons didn't taste too fresh and the wide noodles were pretty stuck together...unsure of how fresh the noodles were either... The beef brisket was on the chewier side to my surprise... The highlight of the meal was the garlic snow pea tips. Portions were generous and this was stir-fried to perfection. The pot sticker skin was extremely thick and the meat inside wasn't super fresh either...yikes Upon payment, the waitress attempted to get cash from me. I obliged only when they agreed to a cash discount. ...seems rather odd to be so direct....

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    Yummy Yummy Noodles
    Yummy Yummy Noodles - Pea tips with garlic

    Pea tips with garlic

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