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Spicy Duck Tongue 香辣鸭舌
Duck Lollipop (Blackcurrant Flavor) 小鸭型棒棒糖(黑加仑味)
Korean Instant Pot Seaweed Turkey Flavor 韩国即食紫菜火鸡味
Colostrum Stick 牛初乳奶棒糖
About
Chicago Chinatown Food Court
Welcome to Chicago Chinatown Food Court, a hidden culinary gem located at 2002 S Wentworth Ave, Chicago. This vibrant food court stands out for its authentic Chinese offerings, combining traditional flavors with a modern twist. With a lively atmosphere and an array of food options, it’s the perfect place for both casual diners and food enthusiasts alike.
As you step into the food court, the enticing aroma of spices and fresh ingredients envelops you. You’ll find electronic order boards that streamline the process, allowing you to explore various dishes with ease. From savory noodles to delectable meat dishes, there’s something to please every palate.
- Meat Lovers Delight: Start your experience with the Sauce Pan Duck (Whole Spicy) at $23.99 or the delectable Wzw Sausage for just $14.99. These dishes are renowned for their rich flavors and generous portions, making them a must-try.
- Noodle Heaven: For noodle aficionados, the selection is heavenly. The SelfCook Spicy & Fresh Vegetables at $8.59 presents a hearty option. If you’re craving something unique, the Duck Blood Fans Original Flavor ($9.49) and the Ramen Says Golden Soup Fatty Beef Flavored Noodle ($6.99) are fan favorites. Customer reviews highlight the deliciousness of the potato noodle and the hot and sour dry noodle as must-tries!
- Drinks to Refresh: Complement your meal with refreshments like the Popular Yogurt Mango or Arctic Ocean Lemon Flavor Soda, both offering a refreshing contrast to savory dishes.
The atmosphere is casual and inviting, and diners have raved about their experiences. Customer Ashlee Starzec noted it as a favorite “accidental find,” praising the efficiency of the electronic ordering system, while L Lam praised diverse menu options and the delicious Japanese curry chicken.
Dumpling fans will be thrilled by the offerings from a particular vendor that’s captured hearts with the best dumplings in town, prompting repeat visits within the same day. Overall, the Chicago Chinatown Food Court is not merely a place to eat; it’s a culinary adventure waiting to unfold. Immerse yourself in the exciting offerings, and you’ll find yourself eagerly planning your next visit!
“ Love the noodles at this place! Must try for authentic Chinese noodles. The potato noodle and the hot and sour dry noodle are my favorite two! ”
“ Perhaps my favorite accidental find on a recent trip to Chicago. Tucked away in the basement with a karaoke bar upstairs, I was in heaven. It's super helpful that most of the fronts have electronic order boards. I was able to get several different things and can't wait to go back next time I'm in the area. ”
“ Casual place to eat with different choices to choose from. The Japanese curry chicken was absolutely delicious! ... ”
“ This dumpling place on the back wall has the best dumplings I’ve ever had. I’m not sure of their actual name. We literally came back for a second time the same day. The screen in front said “taste” “heart” and “a family in the northeast” ”
“ So many options, all looked delicious, with fast service and good prices! I got some spare rib rice at Ky Lin Teppanyaki, it took a little longer because they cook the rice for a while to get the outside crispy, but it was so worth it! ”
“ Nice lunch spot with a variety of options. Friendly booths and staff! ”
“ I had the best fried pot stickers from Ma Gong La Po. I then had a pineapple mango smoothie from Elitea. Absolutely delicious. There are a variety of food vendors and it was hard to choose from. There's several clothing shops, barbers, misc in the basement of the building. ”
“ This is a review for Gourmet Duck, the dumpling place on the back wall you may see other reviews for. These are absolutely the best dumplings and potstickers i’ve had and you can see the two ladies working really take their time and make everything fresh! If you come here please be patient, the food may take a few minutes but is well worth the wait. Each time I come to Chinatown I make sure to stop here for food. Avoid on really busy days such as lunar new year parade for example. Really great north eastern cuisine and done with care ”