by Natalie Fisher
Chicago’s Chinatown
has a long history with the first Chinese immigrants arriving in Chicago in the 1870’s,
after the transcontinental railroad was completed in 1869. Facing less
persecution in Chicago rather than in west coast cities, the
Chinese population steadily grew. Today you can find a rich and cultural
experience in Chicago’s Chinatown.
There is a lot of Chinese
Restaurants in Chicago, but you could never get the authentic feel without
heading to Chinatown. You may not be able to
read all the restaurants’ menus as some are in Chinese characters; however, many
do have the English translation. The décor of many of these restaurants, as you
may expect, may not be inspiring, but you can’t really beat the experience and
the food served at these Chinese
restaurants in Chinatown.
Here are a few Chicago’s
Chinatown Restaurants to try:
BBQ
King House Restaurant
Big
Daddy’s Restaurant
Canton
Café
Cantonesia
Coco
Café
Dragon
Court
Dragon
King Restaurant
Emerald
City Restaurant
Emperor’s
Choice
Evergreen
Restaurant
Great
Wall Restaurant
Happy
Café
Happy
Chef
Hing
Kee
House
of Fortune
Ken-Kee
Restaurant
Lao Sze
Chuan Restaurant
Lawrence’s
Fisheries
Lee
Wing Wah Restaurant
Lobster
King
Mandarin
Kitchen
Moon
Palace Mandarin Restaurant
New
Three Happiness Restaurant
Royal
Dragon Chinese Restaurant
Saigon
Restaurant
Seven
Treasures
Shui
Wah Chui Chow Restaurant
Sky
Food Chinese
Spring
World Restaurant
Sushi
Lounge
The
Noodle
The
Triple Crown Restaurant
Three
Happiness Restaurant
Wonder
Café & Bakery
Yee
Heung Seafood House
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