Wonderful dim sum experience. Order on an iPad as they don't have carts, and dishes come out as they are ready. Staff is quick and friendly. Overall the dishes here are close to the better spots in NYC. This location has become our go-to as it has slightly better service speed. read more

Sadly didn't take any pictures but have been wanting to try out the Chinatown MingHin location and was surprised there's one in Naperville too. We got seated as soon as we came in. The restaurant itself is so big with lots of dining area and space. Almost everyone inside was Asian so you know the food is delicious! Ordering is a little confusing because you can either place your order through the iPad or tell your server. I recommend just telling your server. Food comes out as it's prepared and it's mostly family style. The portions are pretty big and the dishes come with your moneys worth of meat in it. Overall loved our experience and will be coming back! read more

One of the best Dim Sumsin the Chicagoland area ... it's a must try. Check this place out ... I liked it and you will probably too

My first time here and I will be back! Authentic dim sum! More options in person than on the web menu. Delicious food!!!! Clean restaurant, great service....did I mention the food was DELICIOUS!!! Try some dim sum. The fried rice was great as well. I might even come back tomorrow!!! read more

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We have and Minghin on the radar screen for some time now and finally decided to give it a try. We ordered a selection of items for carryout and were disappointed with the food. The quantity and quality of ingredients were fine, it's just that the end result was flat and flavorless. read more

Probably the best place to get dimsum or Cantonese style food around the Naperville area at the moment! These days i always come with my family to get Cantonese food rather than dimsum partially because of the rising prices but also because of the variety. It's almost always busy here and sometimes the food can be a bit oily, but the flavors are definitely good. The service is good and pretty quick, generally typical for most dim sum/Chinese banquet style restaurants. For food items I recommend: Noodles and Rice: Stir fried XO sauce rice noodle roll, stir fried rice noodle with beef, dried scallop egg white fried rice, salted fish and chicken fried rice Meats: Yellow chive fish filet, salt and pepper squid/fish filet, seafood clay pot or eight treasures clay pot, ginger scallion chicken Non-meats: Salt and Pepper Japanese tofu, Garlic pea tips, pea tips w. Japanese tofu Dimsum menu: Salted egg custard bun, bean curd roll, shrimp and chive dumpling, shrimp dumpling with pea tip, baby cuttlefish with curry sauce read more

Minghin Cuisine - (Back to front): Walnut Shrimp , Salt and Pepper Japanese Tofu, Salt and Pepper Shell-On Shrimp, Gingers and Scallions Chicken - Dim Sum Near Me - Naperville, Illinois

I get the beef chow fun everytime even though it is just OK. It needs more flavor so I usually add soy sauce or hoisin. But the texture is right. Shrimp crepe amazing as usual Crysanthemum tea with sugar cubes is delicious Turnip cake is alright Xiao long bao only comes with 3 and in these weird aluminum containers- they're alright. $35+ tip and tax for the above. Enough for 2 people. read more

This one is on the regular rotation for us. Honestly this is probably the only place you can get dim sum in the western suburbs outside of Chicago's Chinatown area. They do offer happy hour dim sum specials on weekdays between 2:30pm and 5pm. Aside from dim sum, they have a good selection of BBQ meats, noodles, fried rice, congee, and vegetable dishes. Personal favorites are the beef brisket w/ rolled rice noodles, fried rice noodle w/ beef, the green beans, and anything with Japanese style tofu. Park situation is good as they have an entire lot to themselves. Good spot for large groups and they seems to get quite a bit of take out orders but it doesn't hinder the serve when you dine in. It's a solid spot. 'Til next time, cheers! read more

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The pork lo mein is the best I've ever had. Bunch of vegetables and the meat was SO tender. I can't wait to order again!

Hard to really be excited my last visit here. Granted it was during the holidays, and there's not much competition around - but really a big meh if you've got choices. Firstly, the wait here can be pretty dang long. Can't fault them for that, but it was disappointing to be told to wait 30min for a table, then after we order, we would be waiting an additional 60min for the food. Annnnd thenn, some of the dishes (like the shrimp dumpling came another 60min later, even after a few polite requests to check on it). So yeah, it could be 2.5 hours to get something you ordered after walking into the door - and also could explain where there are so many take-out orders to avoid this situation. Quality-wise, it was just alright. I literally noticed that I wrote a review a few years ago with the disappointing quality, but mainly came here because my mom wanted to. It's really possible that we're just ordering the completely wrong things, but looking around the other tables, it just seems like most people are getting standard stuff like combination fried rice and like, General Tso's chicken. Keep in mind, the "base" price for most items is $18 - even vegetable dishes. So you're better off getting entree with meat and vegetables versus just vegetables because they cost the same to you. Dim-sum-wise, there were a lot of stuff I'm allergic to so my options were limited. But yeah, the shrimp dumpling is good - the pork crepe is good. My brother recommended the tenderloin steak stirfry - but it was unusually bad tonight. The meat was partially raw with a weird taste and also the texture that my family agreed to was "squishy and chewy." I'm glad I got a safety dish of the chow mein with beef - although it wasn't great by any means, it was good enough to feel full (and ironically, the beef in this dish tonight was better than the "better cut" of the tenderloin). Overall, just really meh. Honestly would rather go to a mediocre Chinese place that's at least closer to our house and also cheaper than come here again. I think their strawberry smoothies are good though, but I didn't get one not because it's freezing but it just felt wrong getting a drink when the food was just so slow, sporadic, and then ultimately disappointing. read more

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I'm sorry but everything was so underwhelming. We got steamed meat balls, Xiang long bao, siopao, etc. everything was flavorless. The siopao barely had any meat in it. And the octopus was very very chewy. The service was also rude and inattentive. The decor was pretty okay. Extra star for that. read more

It's really the only place for dim sum around here. And jelly fish and all eats Chinese food. I love their Japanese tofu and pea tip dish! I love their beef crepe dim sum dish! They hit the spot when I am missing Chinatown. read more

Food was served hot and everything ordered was delicious. The ambiance was clean and spacious.

Disappointed. Food was just ok and lacked flavor, been there before and food was good but staff created a bad experience. Waiters need to be trained in serving etiquette and have a friendly attitude. Have to earn your tip and make it a fun experience for patrons. -waiters served food by reaching across patrons meal, last thing I want is clothing or hair in my food cause you reached across instead of serving from side. - waiters not friendly, felt like they were not happy to be working - waiters not attentive and busy taking to friends - waiters dressed in cheap t shirt, saw only one waiter with a nice waiter style shirt. - food ehh need to put some love into it I gave ten percent which is very unlike me because I always give 20 but not this time and probably won't return. I blame the manager for not caring to do simple training and provide a basic nice appearance to cheap to by a nice waiter shirt. read more

Minghin takes over what used to be a Tex-Mex restaurant back when I was in high school in the 1990s. On the one hand, it's great to have authentic-ish dim sum in the west suburbs of Chicago; on the other hand, Minghin is not nearly as good as Mapo Restaurant one block away. I came and got a few dim sum items and wasn't overly impressed. The rice crepes ($7) were fine but nothing special; the vegetarian egg rolls were mushy and not flavorful. The mapo tofu is vegan by default ($10 for a lunch special) but doesn't taste like mapo. It was more like soft tofu in a brown stir fry sauce, which tasted fine. All told, Minghin is okay but go to Mapo for better food. read more

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This is a place where you really have to know what to get. The chef specials and dim sum is what you come here for or else you're better off going somewhere cheaper. It is the best place in the suburbs for dim sum but they used to be better priced and quality. My favorite is the Cantonese style stir fried lobster and crab. Both have some peppery heat to it and is cooked well. The fish fillet dishes and kalbee steak is good here. All of these are fantastic dishes to share. The dim sum here is fairly consistent but I can tell certain dishes like the siu mai and potstickers were frozen and re steamed to serve quickly during lunch rush hour. The pan fried flat noodles and seafood crispy noodles are good compliments to get for dim sum. Quantity- the quantity used to be excellent but cost cutting here has taken place. The dim sum is smaller, you get overall a lot less than 5 years ago. I remember when the siu mai used to be 3 dollars each. Atmosphere- it's not bad. Clean large open spacing for lunch and dinner. Lots of parking and the location is nice too. Service- I've had issues with bad servers here before. They sometimes give me the wrong check and then things get awkward if the table they switched my check with already paid it and left...it's happened a few times in the past. They're also hard to get a hold of sometimes too. read more

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Food! Service and ambiance.the combination fridge rice excellent, soy fried noodles with chicken amazing, the shrimp Soup Mai, delicious!

I had high hopes for Minghin Cuisine, but my recent visit was a bit disappointing! The restaurant itself is nice and the menu looks promising, but the overall experience didn't match the reputation. The food was just okay--some dishes lacked flavor, and a few arrived lukewarm! Service was also slower than expected; we had to wait quite a while to get attention even though the place wasn't very busy. Prices are on the higher side, so I expected a bit more consistency! I can see potential here, and maybe it was just an off day, but my visit didn't leave me wanting to come back right away. read more

Ok. I just left Ming Hin and for some reason I decided to write this review. I like the food at Ming Hin. Not everything is good. But the dumplings and Chinese food is great. The men's bathroom needs to be cleaned better or re-modeled. You will know what I mean when you use it. It is small and dirty. The parking spaces on the side near main roads are not even. Meaning some parts of the ground are not even. Check it out. read more

The food is really good. We went there to celebrate a birthday in our family. We were in the room that was next to where they have private parties. read more

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Can't believe it took me so long to try Minghin. I have to make up for lost time because they have the most delectable food and professional customer service. Big fan of their technology integration--menus are on tablets, complete with pictures. Our group tried a bit of everything...egg rolls, bbq pork ribs, pork congee, combination fried rice, siu mai, shrimp dumplings...one dish was better than the next. Their watermelon smoothie was sweet, but not too sweet and refreshing. The staff is very attentive with serving and clearing, along with answering questions and keeping beverages refilled. Particularly enjoyed the house tea. read more

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I moved from Houston, TX to Madison, WI 5 months ago and there is NOT a good Cantonese restaurant. My friend in Chicago recommended Minghin as we were planning to meet up for dim sum. So we ventured down to IL for our foodie tour starting at Minghin Naperville and then Chinatown for pastry. We had several dim sum like rice crepe with fried breadstick (crunchy and good!), chicken feet, ginger scallion tripes, etc. Everything was tasty and good portion. We were satisfied and their service was top-notched. Not to mention hot tea (green/jasmine/chrysanthemum) are included. We actually returned the same evening for dinner as they were so good! read more

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Good service Food wise it's the best place to get dimsums if you are fan of steamed or pot stickers They have a lot of seating area but be ready for a wait during weekends and holidays read more

Service is fast and ambiance is great What really blows this place out of the water is their AMAZING FOOD! seriously great dim sum and other dishes, just as good as their Chicago location too read more

I've been here many times over the years. The food is always yummy and the service is so efficient and quick. It is typically very busy but you get your food served out so fast. However, because everything is so hustle bustle, service may not be the most personal and friendly but they make sure you have everything you need. read more

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I wanted to try something new other than kbbq during my trip in IL. After researching, I came upon Minghin and I must say.. it definitely was worth the detour! The service was amazing and the food was fresh and hot. My husband and I basically ordered half the dimsum menu and ate everything. We also ordered all the beef soup and even had a little leftover to bring home for later. Price was affordable and as we were just about to leave, the parking filled up super fast. So I highly recommend going within the first hour of opening.  Definitely will be going back for more whenever we make another trip. **we were so excited we forgot to take pictures of all the delicious food we ordered. read more

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Few culinary treats satisfy me more than a good DimSum feed. The great variety and the sheer difference of the cuisine are welcome respite from the norm. When I lived in the Near-Western Chicago 'Burbs, it was a no-brainer to hop in the short and stream down the Stevenson directly to Chicago's bustling Chinatown, only to dash up the stairs of Three Happiness and do my best to plow through as many of the offerings presented in the silver steam carts being pushed down the aisles as I could. Now ensconced at Stately Breakwind Manor out on the collar ring of the Chicago megalopolis, it's a day-trip and half to said Chinatown, and the parking headache now assured on every visit. Needless to say, I ain't had DimSum in quite a spell. Every once in a while, My lovely Bride goes to Florida to spend time with Daughter #1 & Family and put in some serious beach time. I love our Daughter & Family but couldn't care less about the beach. I use the bachelor time to play my guitars as loud as I want, and moreover to visit the restaurants my conservatively-palated Wife would not enter even if they paid her to do so. I comb Yelp searching suitable candidates for my solo dining visits, and I've had great success in finding new places. Funny though, I never typed "DimSum" in the Yelp search box, figuring there wouldn't be such a beast anywhere out here in the hinterland. My dumb ass. Imagine my shock when I learned Naperville's Minghin Cusine here served DimSum all day long. I was floored! Chris's out of town jaunt was a brief one, this time, and I only had opportunity for one exploratory dinner-Minghin Cuisine it was! This place used to be a phony Mexican joint. and it's a spacious place. As you approach, you notice the building is a little worse for the wear, but I've come to expect that from a lot of ethnic joints. Don't let it put you off. If you visit their website, it looks far more posh than it is, but once inside, it's bright and busy. It was a Saturday evening, and the joint was packed. A good sign. On the way back to my table, all the dishes on folks' tables looked and smelled excellent. The Minghin website shows a limited number of DimSum, and I thought a small selection is better than NO DimSum. Imagine my surprise when I was handed a picture sheet with a quite extensive Chinatown-style DimSum menu where you check off the dishes you desire with the provided pen and hand it to the server. I selected a bunch of dumplings, Tofu-skin rolls, and Lotus-wrapped Sticky rice. A pot of Oolong and a trio of sauces appeared on the table almost immediately. After a short wait, the first offerings were delivered, and it included an order of Chicken Feet, which I did not order. I happen to LOVE Chicken Feet Dim Sum, and dug in right away. The server, dropping off the remainder of my stuff picked up the Chicken Feet and said "mistake", but I said "please leave them and add to my order". They, and the rest of everything were delicious. Service was pleasant and on point. Thus followed a tasty repast, one that hit the proverbial spot. In other words, I made a complete sow of myself, finishing everything I ordered (and I ordered a lot, 'cos I wanted to taste a wide variety; figuring I'd take the remainder home for snacks). Not this noche, Bubba! The whole thing was made even sweeter knowing I have an outlet for DimSum which doesn't require a full tank of gas, and an afternoon off. Bigger bonus- The Chinatown DimSummers usually stop selling DimSum after 2 pm; but Minghin here serves it ALL DAY/EVENING LONG. And oh yeah, they never pinged me for the mistaken Chicken Feet. I'm throwing 5, 'cos the DimSum was as good as anything I've had in Chinatown. The only potential sadness is, I may never get to the regular menu in this place. If there's DimSum on the ready, I'm SO there. If you haven't tried DimSum, give it a go-either dine with someone who is experienced, or look at the photos and order what looks good. There are only 2 things on the menu that make the "weird-o-meter" jump for some folks and those are the afore-mentioned Chicken Feet and a Tripe dish. Go with the shrimp dumplings, the Baos and the Crepes to dip your toes in the water. You'll be glad you did... read more

From afar looks really fancy but is affordable seats were ripped on the tables that we were seated at which in terms of presentation is not really good We were asked to use a Samsung tablet to order but I just ordered regular with a waiter because the ordering part seemed confusing on it and it was a little slow too. very nice handsome waiters working there so that's a plus We ordered: Pan fried pot sticker - I did not like these very much but my date did baked creamy egg yolk bun - I loved these and I highly recommend it!!! chow mein and orange chicken - seemed a little bland and not that tasty Oh yeah and also the cocktails are $10/ glass which I thought was pricey Not sure if I will come back Here again but worth a visit for the baked creamy egg yolk buns tbh. read more

Minghin Cuisine - Orange Chicken Stir-Fried Chow Mein Noodles with Soy Sauce - Dim Sum Near Me - Naperville, Illinois

Food was excellent-I will definitely go back. The service wasn't great-wait staff seemed overly busy and not terribly customer-focused. The ambiance-well, not what we are used to in Naperville. read more

A very reliable restaurant for taste, quality, and service. We love the pan fried chow mein, ribs, and dumplings. The Naperville location is much more convenient for us than the Chinatown location, but we love both. read more

Used to live in Garden Grove, 5 mins from the #1 dimsum restaurant in Cali, so I have very high expectations when it comes to dimsum. This place did not disappoint. Probably not the best duck I've had but siomai and chicken feet were on point. Clean and great service. read more

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The food is always fresh and tastes delicious. I order the shrimp fried rice, beef pepper onions, egg rolls and spring rolls. Large portion size as well. read more

MingHin is our go to whenever we're craving dim sum. The place is always crazy busy on the weekends, so it doesn't hurt to call in a reservation a few days. For as busy as they are though, the service is executed with laser efficiency. You can place your order on a tablet at the table and the food comes out as it's ready. They print out your order on a receipt and mark off each item as it comes out to ensure nothing is missed. MingHin has a variety of dishes whether you want more traditional dishes or more Americanized Chinese food, but we personally come for the dim sum items. Pot stickers - They were generously filled with ground pork and had a thicker skin, so even a few can weigh you down. Salt and Pepper Shrimp - Lightly battered with a slightly salty flavor. I liked that they already came de-shelled so that the flavoring was directly on the shrimp. Short rib w/ honey sauce - The meat was super tender and had slightly crisped fat on the edges. There was a subtle sweet/honey flavor rather than the typical soy/garlic taste. Probably not the best value dish since there's not much meat on each rib, but still delicious. Baked Creamy Egg Yolk Bun - These could've served as a dessert item. The buns had a perfect brulee crust on top and was filled with a sweet and savory salted egg yolk mixture. Pork Siu Mai / Shrimp dumplings - The quintessential dim sum items. We usually order a whole stack of steamer baskets full of these bad boys because they're so meaty, juicy and delicious. Crispy Pork Belly Macau Style - Melt in your mouth pork with a salty and crispy skin on top. Goes straight to the arteries. Deep fried pork dumpling - A bit too greasy for my liking. Will probably just stick to the steamed buns in the future. BBQ Pork Bun - Pillowy buns filled with flavorful and fatty pork. Similar to mini Filipino siopao. Beef Crepe - Almost like a huge wonton wrapper filled with meat. The crepe itself is a little bland, but the sauces enhance the flavor. Overall, the dim sum menu at MingHin is a great way to try a variety of different dishes, especially with larger groups. read more

I have been going to Ming Hin Naperville since it opened.I will never go there again.First,notice that there are no prices on the dim sum menu.If you did see the prices,they would go out of business.Example:3,small spoon sized soup dumplings/ $7.50.Their food cost,at the most,is 25 cents.What? The bathroom is Filthy.They should never cut cost on sanitation.I am a retired Chicago sanitation instructor.I would close this place down. Pissed read more

Best dim sum in the area, open late, large place that can accommodate the larger size groups that make this kind of food more fun. I particularly like their congee though they don't always have all the varieties on the menu. There might be some inconsistency in service, but I've never had a problem. I think maybe the problem is an expectation of White service manners instead of Chinese style service. The service is prompt and without nonsense, so good by Chinese standards. The restaurant is large with heavy traffic, so they can't always keep up with restroom cleanliness. Do be careful in the parking lot, you know how we drive when we get older. A Han Chinese professor friend of mine noticed that I unconsciously use Japanese manners instead of good dim sum manners so I thought I would share: There is also a little bit of etiquette around eating dim sum. As the foreign guest not accustomed to Chinese culture, locals won't judge you as harshly if you make a mistake, but it doesn't hurt to do your best! In Southern China, tea cups and eating bowls are first rinsed at the table with boiling water or tea. This is more of a cultural habit than a distrust in cleanliness. Although it's still clean, the plate is not rinsed at the table and is not meant to be eaten from. The plate is used for shells and bones. Food is placed into your bowl one piece at a time. It's very polite to use the communal chopsticks to give others food. Traditionally, going for dim sum is all about spending time with friends or family. While eating, you the youngest will often fill the cups of the elders. When you want to drink tea, fill everyone else's cup first, then fill yours. Remove shells or bones (like from the chicken feet) from your mouth quietly onto your plate either with chopsticks or by spitting. Eat everything with chopsticks. Never use your hands. If you really need it, you can ask for a fork, but it's best to try. Never place your chopsticks directly into your food or rice bowl. This is only done during funerals. When you are finished, align your chopsticks neatly on your plate. (from https://www.thefoodranger.com/what-is-dim-sum-the-ultimate-guide/). read more

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My sister met up with some friends here and had dim sum. She loved it so much that she couldn't wait to bring me and our mom here. I really enjoyed myself here. It was fun to just place an order on the tablet and they bring out the food as it's ready. We got an order of chicken and pea pods so that my mom would have something familiar at the table to eat. We also got a steamed bun with pork and vegetables in it, a shrimp dumpling, bbq pork buns, and a shrimp and pork dumpling. We also got these egg custard bun things....which were amazing. I wouldn't mind coming back to try some new stuff. read more

This place is a lot bigger than you think, seating for all different size groups, we went for the Lunar New Year, we had the beef with vegetables which was very good, we also had the shrimp with vegetables, the shrimp tasted delicious, we also ordered steamed shrimp it was very light and the flavor was delicate, I really loved this, I had hot and sour soup, it's one of my favorite soups, they did not disappoint. the shrimp rolls were delicately wrapped which made every bite shrimp flavored, several sauces that they offer really enhanced the dishes, one thing for sure is you should be able to find something you like because they offer a huge variety of dishes, from many regions, I think you will like this place. read more

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Solid choice for sit down delicious Chinese food. We went around 3:30, and a quick Yelp tip. If you go between 3-5 Monday - Friday and eat in the restaurant , the discount your bill 20%!!. My wife had the shredded roast duck with rice noodles. I did the appetizer pork belly, appetizer pepper seasoned beef ribs, and we split the Chinese broccoli. For desert we had the fresh hot sesame balls and my wife had a fresh fruit tapioca freeze as a desert. Restaurant is well decorated and service is super fast. They brought the food out in under ten minutes. It was as if we called the order in advance. So if in the Naperville area, this is just south of I-88 and south of the Marriott Hotel. IMHO the best choice for Chinese and pan-Asian in Naperville read more

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Definitely! To recommend, Everything here is delish! A lot of parking in front - we didn't wait for a long time for our food to arrive, and there were a lot of menu options even for kids in this place. The place is averagely noisy because they are so busy but I don't mind- I am all for their very tasty food! read more

This is our go-to spot for authentic Chinese dim sum. The suburb location is so convenient - prior to this one, we had to go to Chinatown or Naperville for the same restaurant. Nice selection of food, bright and spacious environment and very quick service (unless the day is too crazy.) Food quality is consistent every time we went. I've also taken many friends there for new adventures and usually everyone would be able to find their favorite. Food tastes well especially there's really not many alternatives in the northwest suburbs. Would keep going back when craving for dim sum. read more

Minghin Cuisine - Dim Sum Near Me - Naperville, Illinois