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If a hospital were to make curry, it would taste like Mr Lin’s chicken curry. The food wasn’t terrible but it was remarkably bland. Highly recommend going to another vendor.

The service was decent, but the food was underwhelming. I specifically ordered wonton and fish ball soup, but instead received noodle soup, which I didn't enjoy. The noodles were not up to par. C ordered the char siu and mentioned that it wasn't good either.

I'm sorry to say that my experience at this restaurant was quite disappointing. I ordered the chicken noodle soup, and the chicken skin was rubbery and tough. The soup itself lacked flavor, and it was topped with just two large pieces of hard broccoli. Unfortunately, I can't recommend this place. View menu

This place is hidden and all the way in the back over by Trader Joe's. Was craving a boba and decided to give this place a shot. Got the strawberry tea and a mango tea and they were both sooo good and not too too sweet. The mango is sweeter than the strawberry. Workers are nice and not bad for about $5 each.

I order char Shu (roast pork) noodle soup with fish balls at least once a week. It’s a delicious meal (and a big enough portion for 2 meals for me). It is always prepared with a generous helping of vegetables and meat. The broth is rich and flavorful. The pork is lean and perfectly cooked. It’s also priced reasonably for those who can only eat out if it’s affordable. I highly recommend it.

Slightly tucked away (near Trader Joe's) in Dekalb Market, this place has delicious authentic Chinese food. The char siu is very tender and flavorful, and the portion is enough to keep me full and satisfied. I also got the wonton soup which had a lot of wontons and some greens. The wonton skin was thin and slightly chewy in a good way. They have lots of other platter options that I'll definitely come back for! View menu

I was in the mood for some noodles because, let's face it, noodles can solve just about any problem. I decided to indulge in roast pork noodles for dinner, and it was fantastic! The soup was delicious, adorned with broccoli, bok choy, and tender pieces of roast pork. The roast pork was juicy and flavorful, with crispy skin that added the perfect touch. Overall, it was a satisfying meal for a great price at $10.80 plus tax.

It's a little hard to find because it's hidden in the Dekalb market hall. It's surrounded by closed shops, so it's not obvious that they're open. But it's on the side closer to Trader Joe's. The service was super nice and pretty fast!Huo ruo rice bowl $15) this comes with crispy pork belly, broccoli, rice, an egg, and a bun. It feels very home y, though I would never be able the recreate the crispiness of their pork belly. It's not a big meal, but definitely enough to fill you.

Horrible. I have no other words to describe how bad this place was. The price really dictates what you should expect. I ordered a wonton soup, peanut noodles, and char siu yellow noodle soup. Everything tasted bland, the noodles were overly soggy, the pork had no depth of flavor, there was one teaspoon of peanut sauce on the peanut noodles, the broth was basically salty water, etc.I would understand that for a cheap meal you could get around with something quick with only a few ingredients but there’s no excuse to have such a bad product with also bad costumer service. Just an overall horrible experience. This is probably the one stand at Dekalb Market that I would NOT return to. View menu