Yep Kitchen （AYCE Sushi & Hotpot ）源记茶餐厅
Christine Lu · 123 Google reviewsYep Kitchen （AYCE Sushi & Hotpot ）源记茶餐厅 — chinese in Chinatown. The design gives it a sharp first impression. The recipes feel handed down, not invented. Moves fast. "The savory rice dumplings came in a flavorful chicken broth, and the osmanthus cake was also delicious" — J C (61) [$$]
What 448 diners keep saying
What 448 diners keep saying
verbatim, from Google
“best place to eat in chinatown! staff was amazing, cheep prices, good quality food, overall amazing experience definitely will come back!”
“The food was amazing and delicious, specially the crab rangoon's.”
“Love this place lol I’m using my aunties phone to comment cz we had breakfast here and dinner back to the topic I get why people might give a 1 or a two star though because this place is a not “American stereotype” canton Chinese restaurant so to me most of them are unreliable sooooo for the one that love Chinese kind of spic I recommend crispy something fish pot sorry can’t remember the middle word 🤪 Forget to take pic before cuz it’s too good 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰”
“No wait, service is nice, amazing pricing and portion sizes. Open late as well. some of the best sushi i’ve had, definitely recommend checking it out.”
“Traveled to Chicago from SF Bay Area and found this place in Chinatown Square. I had a rice noodle and porridge and they turned out just as good as what I can get back home. Good HK style comfort food. The HK milk tea was authentic. The restaurant is within 3 mins walk from the Redline. I would come again next time when I’m in Chicago.”
“I had a fantastic experience celebrating Chinese New Year at this wonderful Chinese restaurant! The atmosphere was lively, creating the perfect backdrop for an evening of incredible food. Every dish I tried was beautifully prepared and bursting with flavor. Free hot tea. I especially recommend the spicy jellyfish salad — it’s refreshing, spicy, and perfectly balanced. The pork and vegetable buns were soft, savory, and deeply satisfying. I had the stir fried beef with vegetable — definitely hit the spot. To finish, the mango pomelo dessert was light, creamy, and wonderfully fragrant — a perfect ending to the meal. The service was attentive and friendly throughout, and I loved that the restaurant stays open late 1. a.m., making it a great spot for a late-night bite or celebration.”
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