Contents of a walnut bun.
Pork Sui Mai
Store Front
They have boba- taro
Rice rolls w spare ribs, siu Mai, e-fu noodles
Got a little of everything
Fresh Lobster
Beef & Broccoli with Pan Fried Rice Noodle Dinner Golden Egg Yolk Shrimp Dinner 4 Pieces Crab Rangoon Dinner
Pot stickers
April 2021
Har Gow (Shrimp Dumpling)
Pan Fried Turnip Cake
Fish Fillet and Fried Tofu Casserole Dinner
Dim sum menu!
Some entrance decor.
interior
April 2021
outside
Dim sum with the fam again!
food, ribs, bbq ribs
Salt and Pepper Soft Shell Crab
Ronald W.
Jun 7, 2024
Went to the Wentworth Seafood Restaurant and did not eat seafood. Not a large restaurant, width and depth of a single store front. Seating was comfortably spaced. Large traditional Cantonese menu. We didn't order any seafood. The non-seafood selections were plentiful. Sorry I have no menu photos and I can't identify the soup from the online menu. Serving the soup on the burner kept it hot. I think the soup was lamb based with tripe.The flavors of what we ordered were good Cantonese. If you haven't tried princess chicken this was a good one. Usually served cold with a ginger and onion sauce on the side. Rice cane the way I like it in a large bowl to split into individual bowls. Validated Parking is $2 north of Cermak less than one block away. This restaurant has good Cantonese food and I will definitely come back for either their dim sum or for seafood. Service was quick and attentive. Tea refilled quickly.
Read MoreBrad K.
Mar 28, 2024
One of my favorite restaurants in Chinatown.Everything we ordered was delicious - and I'm not the biggest seafood fan. The clams with vermicelli noodles in particular were surprisingly delicious. I'm also a big fan of pea shoots, they were wonderful as well. Steamed bass, salt and pepper shrimp, short ribs, chicken corn soup - all wonderful.I came with a large party - five adults and four young children. Like many places in Chinatown, they were able to fit a large number of tables in a tight configuration. You'll need to make certain children are able to stay clear of the walkways. It went smoothly, and we were able to have an enjoyable experience together.
Read MoreBrad C.
Aug 7, 2024
Good quality food and -serving sizes - overall delicious. Also try Chicken Dumplings.
Read MoreCecilia T.
Jul 3, 2024
I've never been to a dim sum place where they didn't automatically have soy sauce and chili oil on the table. None of the food needed the soy sauce but I wish they had chili oil. The food was super well seasoned and I enjoyed all of it. Normally I'm not a big fan of chicken feet or daikon but they cooked it soooo well. Everything was so flavorful and delicious. I would definitely come back. Soup dumplings were a big pass as no soup in them.
Read MoreAriel H.
Jun 30, 2024
Our favorite seafood Cantonese restaurant in Chicago. The waiters have decent English skills but of course the primary customer base is mandarin and Cantonese speakers. They offer dim sum on weekends and it's one of the best in the city. On their seafood menu we like to get the steamed egg with clams, the lobster noodles, and the soft shell crab. Market prices are pretty reasonable so we love getting banquet style seafood here!
Read MoreArkadiusz S.
Oct 5, 2023
Great spot in the heart of Chinatown. They do have lunch specials and a good size menu plus decent selection of boba tea. Staff was pleasant, tables were clean. Restaurant was busy during lunch time.
Read MoreWing Yan K.
Sep 10, 2023
Whenever I'm in Chinatown with my family, dim sum is usually our first choice. It always reminded me of the dim sum house in Hong Kong and went with my parent on the weekend for breakfast. There is couple good option and this time tried out dim sum from Wentworth Seafood House. They just open up as we arrived and the place get filled up pretty fast. The food is decent and I like their claypot rice. I got the one with chicken feet and spare ribs.
Read MoreMona T.
Sep 21, 2023
Wentworth Seafood House, located squarely on Old Chinatown's main street, serves delicious, well-priced Chinese seafood and traditional dishes. As with most Chinese restaurants, it's best and most affordable to come with a larger group and order multiple dishes family-style. It was crowded on a Friday night, but my group of 7 were able to get a table without much of a wait. It's fairly spacious inside with a lot of seating, but can get a bit cramped when full. We ordered the following dishes (**= especially recommend):- Pan-fried beef with rice noodle: always a classic and go-to in any traditional Chinese restaurant; this one was cooked and flavored perfectly.- Eggplant Casserole**: super good! the eggplant was really delicious, creamy, and intensely flavorful.- Salt & Pepper Egg Tofu**: I'm always a huge fan of egg tofu, and this one was cooked very well, retaining lots of flavor with a crispy exterior and soft silky interior. - Walnut Shrimp: always delicious and a classic.- Salt & Pepper Soft Shell Crab**: really delicious! This dish was flavorful, crispy, and well-fried.- Sweet and Sour Fish Filet: this one was not a highlight; I wasn't a huge fan of the sweet and sour sauce and felt the flavors were too simplistic overall. - Szechuan Style Mixed Seafood with Vegetable: this dish was just okay; the seafood was a little overcooked and tough in texture.Though you really can't go wrong with most of the restaurants in Chicago Chinatown, Wentworth ranks highly for me with its flavorful, diverse, and traditional dishes; lively vibes/energy; and affordable prices. Our total was ~$19 per person. I did find the food to be a little too salty though; I was chugging water by the end. -- Price (relative to peers): 4.5/5Food: 4.5/5Ambience: 4.5/5Service: 4.5/5Overall Value: 4.5/5
Read MoreHoward L.
Feb 9, 2024
Our party of 4 returned here for a Friday lunch. It's been 4.5 years since I was here, and I really didn't remember it, but they have a comfortable and airy space. It was fairly busy at the time but service was quick and attentive. We had an 8 item lunch comprising of 6 dim sum items and a couple of entrees (a chicken feet and spare rib rice and a mixed mushroom rice noodle dish). Pricing is reasonable and quality is decent although the rice in the pot of rice was ordinary white rice and not flavorfully cooked clay pot rice.
Read MoreC. E. B.
Aug 12, 2024
Absolutely authentic delicious food. The atmosphere is typical for a restaurant in China (used to live there) and the prices are reasonable. The service was so-so: not very attentive but once we had our order in everything was delivered Chinese style- in the order the kitchen had it ready. Overall it was great and we highly recommend the green beans, the eggplant casserole and the Kung Pao shrimp based on our order. It was a real throw back for us.
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