The 62 top-rated american chinese classics in Lake View, Chicago, ranked by flavor score.
Mongolian beef is praised for its tender, flavorful meat and balanced sauce, complemented by fresh vegetables and generous portions.
Sesame chicken is praised for its tender, flavorful meat and balanced sweetness, often served with crunchy noodles or fresh veggies.
Crispy orange chicken with a perfect balance of spicy and sweet flavors earns rave reviews for its generous portions.
Honey glazed chicken is praised for its delicious flavor, slightly spicy kick, and great portion sizes, often enjoyed with fried rice.
Mongolian beef is consistently praised for its fantastic flavor, tender meat, and great value in generous portions.
Orange chicken is praised for its strong orange flavor, pleasant spiciness, and generous portions, making it a favorite among many.
Beef and broccoli features tender meat and fresh, crisp vegetables in a sauce that reviewers found satisfying and not greasy.
General Tso's chicken is praised for its tender meat and flavorful sauce, though some noted issues with sogginess and inconsistency.
Kung Pao chicken features fresh vegetables and a thicker, spicy sauce, though some found it too heavy or lacking heat.
Governor's Chicken features a sweet and spicy sauce with crispy chicken, though some found the fried rice bland and portions inconsistent.
Sesame chicken features crispy breading and good portion sizes, but some found it too sweet or overcooked.
Dry chili chicken is flavorful and crunchy, though some found it overly salty and the price a bit high.
Sushi is praised for its freshness and presentation, though some found it lacking in flavor or poorly made.
Garlic chicken features tender meat and fresh vegetables with a good spice level, though some found it lacking in flavor.
Orange chicken features crispy breading and real chicken, but many found it overly sweet and lacking flavor.
Ping Pong Chicken features a nice ginger flavor and good veggies, but some found it lacking in overall taste and portion size.
Mongolian beef features tender, flavorful meat and a savory sauce, but some found it too salty or overpriced.
The sesame chicken often disappoints with sogginess and blandness, overshadowing the occasional praise for freshness and generous portions.
The sesame chicken suffers from sogginess, bland flavor, and small portions, disappointing many who hoped for better quality.
The General Tso's chicken often suffered from excessive sweetness, tough texture, and inconsistent seasoning, disappointing many diners.
The orange chicken suffered from excessive breading, overwhelming sweetness, and a lack of authentic orange flavor, disappointing many.
The kung pao chicken often lacked chicken, had poor presentation, and was criticized for being overly reliant on peanuts.
The orange chicken suffered from excessive sweetness, lack of spice, and disappointing portions, leaving many feeling it was average at best.
Kung Pao chicken suffered from excessive breading, greasiness, and poor quality chicken, leaving many diners disappointed.
The Mongolian beef was criticized for being overcooked, bland, overly sweet, and lacking authentic flavor, leaving many dissatisfied.
The sesame chicken was criticized for being overly breaded, swimming in a peanut-flavored sauce, and lacking authentic taste.
The sesame chicken suffers from dryness, bland flavor, and overly salty sauce, leaving many diners disappointed with its quality.
The orange chicken was criticized for being overly sweet, lacking chicken, and having an unappetizing, flavorless sauce.