Nice restaurant, the food was delicious but the customer service wasn't good. We ordered 6 individual small dishes to share, we didn't get our complete order at the same time. They divided in 3...we had to wait long time to see and eat all the food. Hopefully next time they have better service. They didn't offer water.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
Dilip Arora
Very delicious authentic Chinese food
adr. so.
Probably among the best Cantonese restaurants in the city and a step up from most of the places in Chinatown too. Modern, clean setting with dim sum that is far more delicate and true to what you would get in Hong Kong than most North American iterations. Outstanding.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Lety Meehan
We had a party of 6, we all received our meals at different times. I have never had that happen before.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Fumei Jackson
A pleasant neighborhood surprise after just randomly stopping in for dinner.The dim sum selection was adequate, with a good variety of dumplings, buns, and other delicacies to choose from.What sets this restaurant apart is its accessibility for those not wanting to trek all the way to Chinatown. It brings a taste of authentic dim sum closer to the Northside, making it a convenient option.This restaurant is definitely worth a visit.
Maeve McGuire
Food was hot, flavorful, and served fast! Automatic tea with the table which was SUPER good. BYOB, but there’s a Target across the street and they provide glasses. Seems like a popular local and tourist spot. Def recommend!Wheelchair accessibility: Two relatively wide doors to get through on a slight ramp, but I witnessed both a wheelchair user and cane user navigate the doors and restaurant with no problem. Staff was attentive to holding doors, pulling out tables, and asking if they needed anything else for their meal.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum, Shrimp Dumpling
Frank T.
Came here looking for an alternative to Sun Wah. Unfortunately don't find it. Had the Wu goh, and cha su Bao, steamed ribs, and crab wrapped with seaweed for dime sum. Everything was barely warm so a big write down for that. the got was decent but cold. The bao was surprisingly good not a lot of fat that you find in some. (Since I lived in the Bay Area for 35 years, these don't come close to the ones there.) The ribs were barely edible. Almost all bones and fat and gristle. A total waste of money. The crab roll was a meh. I had to order the Beef chow fun. It was okay. No where near the Sun Wah version. I'm used to lots of gravy and chewy noodles. Even more soy sauce didn't help. I won't return to this place. I had high hopes.
Ahmet Onispir
Super tasty food with reasonable prices.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum
Evan Jones
The dim sum was great and the place was clean and cute! The ribs were extremely tough to the point of being inedible, though.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum, BBQ Pork
Sara Sherrin
came here just for a quick dinner on a friday night. it was not too busy which is nice and the inside is clean and welcoming. the only thing i did not enjoy were the egg rolls. i would just skip those next time. the chow mein was great along with the general tsaos chicken. we will definitely be back for a quick dinner. the staff was nice and the food came out quickly.
Delicious homemade char siu and excellent Cantonese food in general -- can't go wrong with fried rice, shu mai, chicken feet, bean curd wraps, the list goes on. I never bother to travel to Phoenix or anywhere else in Chinatown anymore, when D Cuisine is just as good and in the neighborhood.
Becca W.
I don't know how they did it. The food came out piping hot and stayed hot the whole meal. The staff was very nice and attentive. After we ordered the food came out super quick. D Cuisine has excellent Chinese food. They have a whole dim sum menu - the sesame balls were really good. Will have to go back to try more of it..
Paul I.
Really good. Place. All fresh food. Very clean. Dim sum as good as Chinatown. Curry short ribs excellent. Broccoli chicken was almost delicate. In the way it was prepared. Very well cooked. Flavorful. Just one dish was not as I was expecting which was the Lomein, but I reckon it could be a personal taste thing. I will highly recommend this place.
Lynn West
Food was absolutely delicious everything I had was so good, definitely will be back SOON!!!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Chow Fun, Sticky Rice
ak a.
Very pleasant setting in Lincoln Park! Reasonable prices. Attentive, quick service. TVs abound for sports requests. Traditional dim sum (very good). Lunch specials M-F include appetizer, tea and rice. Shrimp dishes were very good. Interesting, varied sauces. Wish their entree menu included more descriptions, but they are always willing to explain. Will try their special chicken features next visit.
Nice restaurant, the food was delicious but the customer service wasn't good. We ordered 6 individual small dishes to share, we didn't get our complete order at the same time. They divided in 3...we had to wait long time to see and eat all the food. Hopefully next time they have better service. They didn't offer water.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
Very delicious authentic Chinese food
Probably among the best Cantonese restaurants in the city and a step up from most of the places in Chinatown too. Modern, clean setting with dim sum that is far more delicate and true to what you would get in Hong Kong than most North American iterations. Outstanding.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We had a party of 6, we all received our meals at different times. I have never had that happen before.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
A pleasant neighborhood surprise after just randomly stopping in for dinner.The dim sum selection was adequate, with a good variety of dumplings, buns, and other delicacies to choose from.What sets this restaurant apart is its accessibility for those not wanting to trek all the way to Chinatown. It brings a taste of authentic dim sum closer to the Northside, making it a convenient option.This restaurant is definitely worth a visit.
Food was hot, flavorful, and served fast! Automatic tea with the table which was SUPER good. BYOB, but there’s a Target across the street and they provide glasses. Seems like a popular local and tourist spot. Def recommend!Wheelchair accessibility: Two relatively wide doors to get through on a slight ramp, but I witnessed both a wheelchair user and cane user navigate the doors and restaurant with no problem. Staff was attentive to holding doors, pulling out tables, and asking if they needed anything else for their meal.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum, Shrimp Dumpling
Came here looking for an alternative to Sun Wah. Unfortunately don't find it. Had the Wu goh, and cha su Bao, steamed ribs, and crab wrapped with seaweed for dime sum. Everything was barely warm so a big write down for that. the got was decent but cold. The bao was surprisingly good not a lot of fat that you find in some. (Since I lived in the Bay Area for 35 years, these don't come close to the ones there.) The ribs were barely edible. Almost all bones and fat and gristle. A total waste of money. The crab roll was a meh. I had to order the Beef chow fun. It was okay. No where near the Sun Wah version. I'm used to lots of gravy and chewy noodles. Even more soy sauce didn't help. I won't return to this place. I had high hopes.
Super tasty food with reasonable prices.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum
The dim sum was great and the place was clean and cute! The ribs were extremely tough to the point of being inedible, though.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum, BBQ Pork
came here just for a quick dinner on a friday night. it was not too busy which is nice and the inside is clean and welcoming. the only thing i did not enjoy were the egg rolls. i would just skip those next time. the chow mein was great along with the general tsaos chicken. we will definitely be back for a quick dinner. the staff was nice and the food came out quickly.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Delicious homemade char siu and excellent Cantonese food in general -- can't go wrong with fried rice, shu mai, chicken feet, bean curd wraps, the list goes on. I never bother to travel to Phoenix or anywhere else in Chinatown anymore, when D Cuisine is just as good and in the neighborhood.
I don't know how they did it. The food came out piping hot and stayed hot the whole meal. The staff was very nice and attentive. After we ordered the food came out super quick. D Cuisine has excellent Chinese food. They have a whole dim sum menu - the sesame balls were really good. Will have to go back to try more of it..
Really good. Place. All fresh food. Very clean. Dim sum as good as Chinatown. Curry short ribs excellent. Broccoli chicken was almost delicate. In the way it was prepared. Very well cooked. Flavorful. Just one dish was not as I was expecting which was the Lomein, but I reckon it could be a personal taste thing. I will highly recommend this place.
Food was absolutely delicious everything I had was so good, definitely will be back SOON!!!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Chow Fun, Sticky Rice
Very pleasant setting in Lincoln Park! Reasonable prices. Attentive, quick service. TVs abound for sports requests. Traditional dim sum (very good). Lunch specials M-F include appetizer, tea and rice. Shrimp dishes were very good. Interesting, varied sauces. Wish their entree menu included more descriptions, but they are always willing to explain. Will try their special chicken features next visit.