Convenient, especially if you happen to be working on Christmas for some reason. Thank you Laura Elkayam from Silverstein Base Hillel: Base LOOP for this River North recommendation (even if unconfirmed if she has eaten there…) While they may have their haters, Imperial La Mian is a great option if grabbing an Uber or the Red Line down to Chinatown is doing too much on Christmas. Imperial La Mian – 6 W Hubbard St Photo words – soup dumplings. Don’t like dim sum? Don’t worry – they have an epic menu that will feed carnivores and vegetarians alike. They serve dim sum all day – but with a limited menu. You might want to consider wearing that Buddy the Elf onesie you got for Chanukah because you can end up eating a lot here. Phoenix Restaurant – 2131 S Archer Ave Photo a big family with a bigger appetite? The family that recommended this restaurant can give you a run for your money, thanks Lynne and Sarah Petty! If you think you have it in you, grab a banquet table at Phoenix Restaurant in Chinatown and make plans to stay for a while. This place is popular after White Sox games and can even be sought out after a Bulls or Blackhawks game at the United Center. You know, you could get it without the pork and it would just be rice and eggs – which seems like it could be kosher style, at least.
(They grow up so fast!) While this picture above shoes some very not kosher crispy pork, you can try the 554– BBQ Pork with Rice and Eggs. Seven Treasures Cantonese Restaurant – 2312 S Wentworth Ave Photo recommendation came from Jake Einhorn – a super kid I took on Camp Chi’s Pacific North West (PNW) trip in 2013. Looking for more kosher options? Check out this list of kosher restaurants serving Chinese food!
This list can help you find some of the best places to eat Chinese food on Christmas in Chicago (and the suburbs…maybe). No matter what you decide to do this Christmas, you should 100% consider doing #3 – it is the best.
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