From dim sum to sizzling Szechuan cuisine, bubble tea to BBQ duck, nearby Chinatown has something for everyone. Read more.
Blues Brothers filmmakers built a fake façade for the orphanage "Saint Helen of the Blessed Shroud" in an alley just north of 18th and Normal Avenue. Read more.
In the "Blues Brothers" (1980) Jake and Elwood Blues grew up in an orphanage, which owes $5000 in property taxes, setting the brothers off on their quest to raise the money through honest means. Read more.
This recently opened Chinese restaurants serves up some of the best gourmet Chinese in the city. Make sure to try the Peking duck and pan fried soup dumplings. Read more.
Go to Big Bowl and order the spicy szechuan beef and cover it with the red hot sauce (that you have to ask for separately). Cherry coke goes really well with it too!
Big Bowl is 1 among more than 200 Illinois buildings & landmarks, 20 downtown hotels and 12 museums & theaters participating in Earth Hour 2011. Click "more info" to check-in Read more.
Tony's Special Pot Stickers: The thin and crispy layers of dough kind of resemble phyllo, but aren't nearly as heavy as you'd imagine. Instead, each crackly bite gives way to a seasoned ground pork.
Thought you’d want to know: Tony Hu has been nominated for Restaurateur of the Year in Time Out Chicago’s 2011 Eat Out Awards. Vote now! Read more.
Duck and turnip cake salad is superb. The oxtail potstickers were also good but man that salad is unbeatable.