Reviews Ming Hin Cuisine

Great food and location. Ordering must be completed on iPad/tablet provided by waitstaff. Because of this, the service is a little lackluster. However, food more than makes up for this and prices are unbeatable.

Pretty authentic Chinese food, visited twice. Ordering with the ipad has always been very smooth. Orders came out quick. Duck and fried noodles were especially delicious. Lychee Mango drink was delicious too. A little bit pricey, but is somewhat fair given it is near the tourist attraction area. Would still visit again!

My family and I stopped in after 8pm for some Dim Sum. There was hardly anyone there, maybe because it was a week night. This place had great reviews so we wanted to try it. They give you an iPad to place your order for the table. We ordered Shu Mai, Curried Squid, some noodles with beef and a few other Dim Sum and everything was really tasty. The service was very quick and the staff is friendly. I would recommend this place for Dim Sum.

My wife and I love dim sum so we were excited to see what MingHin Cuisine had to offer. I was referred here by a friend who loves their food. I can attest to their wide variety of dim sum. However, we didn't order any of their entrees so I can't attest to that. Everything we had was delicious and came out very quickly too. I saw some couples in and out of the restaurant within a half hour. I also like that they even provide complementary tea with your meal. I'd recommend this restaurant to anyone that is in the mood for some dim sum.

We had a hard time finding this place because Google Maps routed us through the park, and being late at night we didn't want to walk through the park. So we tried to get there via the streets and didn't find it easily since it's off the main road. We've been to the MingHin in Chinatown, and this is one of six locations in the Chicago area. The ambience and decor are very nice, and you don't feel crammed in next to other diners. It's nice to enjoy a leisurely Cantonese meal in an atmosphere like this. You order off a tablet on the table. While that took a bit to figure out, in the end it's efficient, and the food came out quickly. The menu is very extensive, so there is definitely something for everyone. For our late-night dinner, we ordered beef rice noodle and stir-fried chow mein noodle with soy sauce. For the price, the rice noodle dish seemed on the small side, while the chow mein noodle was more than we needed. Flavors were good, and the dishes really hit the spot on a chilly autumn night. We also tried a red bean pudding, which was light, refreshing and not overly sweet. Service was sufficient, though not warm and friendly. You do need to hail down a server if you need something since they don't come by to ask if you need anything. All in all, a good experience, though on the pricey side, and we'll back if we're in the area.

I love the dim sum here! They give you an iPad if you wanna order regular dishes and paper menu for dim sum. I love how clean this place is bc traditional cart pushing dim sum is not very covid friendly at a time like now. Their food were fresh and very affordable! Would definitely come back again

I'm not a huge dim sum person, but when I feel like it or mostly when my friends want it then I prefer to go here. I like the shrimp dumpling with green chive and panfried turnip cake. My friend likes the chicken feet. I like congee, but here I don't think it is one of their strong dishes. For dinner, I like their salt and pepper shrimp a lot usually with one of the vegetable dishes and rice.

Great dim sum offerings with delicious main dishes as well. We came here for lunch after a morning at the Art Institute and were seated immediately. The dishes were easy to order and came out pretty quickly. The siu mai and bao were our favorite dishes. We also ordered some fried tofu and bok choy for the table, which were very tasty. Highly recommend for a decent dim sum experience while downtown.