65 Chinese Restaurant

Wonton noodle soup : not as good or authentic as in Chinatown, but still one of the best lunch dishes in the Loop

This place is one of the best cheap Chinese spots I have been to in the US. Food prep has good flavors and is very consistent. Highly recommended the pork chow mein .

Going during the "lunch rush" actually saves time since they have plenty of food prepared and the line moves fast. Going before or after might cause you to wait while they special make.your order.

Not the best Chinese food but still the best in the Loop (yes, not a very high bar ): wonton noodle soup , extra wontons , no barbecue pork ; always get an extra hot chili oil

Quick and friendly service . Set up kind of like a Panda Express with more options. The pepper steak did not have a surplus of flavor.

Not completely authentic , but still the "best" Chinese restaurant in the Loop. BUT, the trick is to befriend the staff and ask for what's NOT on the menu . They're very accommodating.

Banana smoothie with tapioca is excellent! Also, beware that if you order rice , the medium size will be more than sufficient for most people -- especially for lunch .

Not the best Chinese food by any stretch but still the best available in the Loop

It's not the best Chinese restaurant ever, but it's definitely better than the rest when it comes to Chinese restaurants in the Loop.

They make good cakes for office or birthday parties at a decent price.

The BBQ pork is amazing here but make you don't have to do anything really active afterwards. Not the lightest meal.

They have pretty good fruit smoothies here

I always get the Mongolian Beef with BBQ Pork Chow Mein .

Big portions . Fast.

The BBQ Pork Chow Mein is delicious. They give you a ton of food here!

Get the most for your money here and the food is good too!

i like the salt & pepper pork chops and the sweet & sour chicken . both on white rice .

Enough food for 2 people. Save $$$$ share

Decent food

Bubble drinks ain't bad.