Triple Crown Shrimp Dumpling (Har Gow)
$7.87Delicate, translucent steamed rice flour dumplings filled with succulent whole shrimp and light seasonings.
218 W Cermak Rd, Chicago, IL 60616
2131 S Archer Ave, Chicago, IL 60616
2100 S Archer Ave, Chicago, IL 60616
2168 S Archer Ave, Chicago, IL 60616
2163 S China Pl #1f, Chicago, IL 60616
2222 S Archer Ave, Chicago, IL 60616
Dim sum is ordered via a dedicated check-list menu throughout operating hours, though the selection is most expansive during morning and lunch service. Diners can select individual steamed baskets ($7.06–$7.87) and fried small plates ($6.52–$7.06) alongside regular full-sized wok entrees.
While many traditional Cantonese dishes and frying oils involve pork products or lard, servers can identify dishes prepared without pork oil upon request. Vegetarian options like Vegetable Dumplings ($7.06) and Vegetable Fried Rice ($16.08) are available, but guests with strict Halal or dietary restrictions should confirm preparation details with staff.
The main dining room and waiting area are located on the second floor of 2217 S Wentworth Ave, accessible via a central staircase. Guests with mobility concerns should take note as stair navigation is required to reach the dining tables.
For groups, top shareable dishes include the two-course Peking Duck ($67.21), the Triple Crown Fortune Fried Rice ($26.84) loaded with abalone and mixed seafood, and the crisp Salt & Pepper Soft Shell Crab ($26.84).
Yes, select dishes are marked as gluten-free, including the Yang Chow Fried Rice ($17.42), Singapore Rice Noodles ($16.08), and Pan-Fried Oyster With Egg ($22.80). However, diners with severe gluten sensitivity should inform staff to ensure sauces and wok surfaces are managed properly.