Shanghai Inn - Chicago

? like men? were new administrative bodies? this summary, fantastic is not fantastic anymore! if this restaurant used to be from a Chinese woman, this place no longer had a disgusting vibe. the new jobs are not, more and more, and an extent racist. 25 years I looked good at? shanghai inc? the chicken soup had a bone my wife had almost cooked (not recomended for kids 2 years to 8 years or toddlers)

I haven’t had there food in years we got it delivered to my daughters and it was even better than I remembered. I had the Tao chicken mild. Was perfect. And the crab ragoons are so good. We just always enjoy there food.

I tried to call the restaurant directly and give this feedback privately, but unfortunately the voicemail box was full, and no information exists only for sharing private feedback. So, unfortunately, my review and its 3 stars will have to be public until this issue is addressed.I say unfortunately, because my star value has nothing to do with the quality of the food. It's quite good. I think it's some of my favorite Chinese food on the north side, comforting, well-executed, with familiar favorites that manage to still be different from the norm in ways that are tasty and appreciated. I've never ordered something from this restaurant that isn't excellent and I'd recommend it to anyone.However, when I opened up my fortune cookie, it said There's more to life than just money, there's Bitcoin The logo on the back, when I looked it up, was to a crytpocurrency-hawking grift website in the Bahamas. Other cookies had similar messages from the same company.If I wanted an advertisement, I'd watch television. If I wanted an advertisement for a climate-destroying Ponzi scheme run by a parade of two-bit grifters and felonious charlatans trying to swindle as many easy marks as they can find, I'd watch the Republican National Convention. Since all I'd wanted was Chinese food, I had a reasonable expectation that my fortune cookie would tell me something innocuous about how I needed to beware of friends with false faces, a few lucky numbers, and a phrase to learn in Chinese. Instead I received something that made me feel so much disgust I questioned whether I needed to call a priest to renew the blessing on my house.This issue needs to be addressed with the supplier. I do not want to encounter advertising at the conclusion to my meal, and I certainly don't want advertisements for a speculative financial scheme designed to enrich a handful of cartoon villains at the expense of millions of suckers. I'll update this review accordingly the next time my fortune cookie is a fortune cookie and not a Trojan horse for glibertarian techno-liars.

We’ve been going here for years. Run don’t walk. So consistently delicious. Our faves are the chicken wings, homemade potstickers egg rolls, beef fried rice, Mongolian beef.

Food is phenomenal, and the staff is very friendly. This is my go-to. Favorite dishes thus far are sweet sour chicken (soooo crispy) and beef in black mushroom sauce and bamboo (very savory).