Chinese Harvest

Well, it’s not as bad as Great Wall… But that’s not saying much. The BBQ pork is passable, but far from true char siu. The egg rolls… Well, let’s just assume that’s not cat food in them. The potstickers had far too much dough, and the sauce was mostly vinegar.
The Kung Pao… Well, it’s not Kung Pao. The fried rice that came with it was bland mush.
I would not recommend.

We went here on a recent trip to Chicago after reading the other Unilocal reviews. They were right. The restaurant is clean, the staff is nice, and the food is great (and cheap!).
We had a group of 5 and ordered egg drop soup, crab rangoons, egg rolls, fried rice, lo mein, orange chicken, sesame chicken, and chicken with broccoli.
We loved it all. We will be back on our next trip to Chicago.

This place is a joke! You can assess a Chinese restaurant by a few dishes. I’ve never ordered from here before and I saw it was new to grub hub in my area. Ordered generals Tsao chicken, egg rolls and pot stickers. Holy crap was this sub par Chinese food. I took a few bites of each and threw the rest in the trash. Lesson learned! I can go into detail but who cares. It’s not worth it just like this food!

My friends and I came by to eat dinner at this place. They serve both water and hot tea upon request. We ordered 2 noodle dishes and a general tso’s chicken. All dishes came out together; all were huge portion. Chicken pieces were large and meaty; sauce was a good balance of sweet and sour. Ask for cantonesr style chili oil for dipping if you like bit of spiciness. Altogether, the bill was little less than $ 30 with tax. Nothing too amazing but food tasted good and fresh.

It was about 10 deg outside and not feeling like leaving the house to pick up food. I decided to order from this place. A child picked up the phone and took my order. Order went smooth, gave them my address, phone number and credit card info, then told me it’ll be delivered in 30 minutes. I waited over an hour and no show. I called back the place and the kid said my credit wasn’t going through, they supposedly called my number back and some angry person answered. I had them repeat my phone number back to me and they got the wrong number. I asked if there’s an adult to take my call instead and she said no one there speaks English but her. And I simply said goodbye, thank you for ruining my afternoon.
NO FOOD and they have my credit card info written somewhere.

Sadly, one of the better Chinese places in the area. The food was good. Just needed a little better quality and more flavor. Also, like many other Chinese places in the area, they need to switch out the can pop for fountain.

My First Review– Love this place so much! Great food! Great service! I can always count on them. Did I mention that their prices are fabulous? Love em!
Now– Had to stop going because Management changed and all recipes and quality changed also. I tríed It 3 times. I just can’t keep going.

WOW super cheap and tasty Chinese food! The basil tofu is a vegetarian’s dream– forreal, the sauce is addicting! My husband loved the shrimp egg foo young and was ecstatic that he got 2 patties with soup and fried rice for the low, low price of $ 5.95. Those lunch specials are a steal! This place also has delicious beef pan fried noodles! Seriously, this place is da bomb!

Food is very authentic, not expensive, and tastes great. What more can you ask for? Located right next to Ogden 6 theatre so although the parking lot looks busy, they’re generally not so takeout orders are done pretty quickly. They have a special family dinner menu which is a really good deal.

Lots of food, cheap prices. All of their wok-​based dishes are cooked really well, although everything is a bit salty for my tastebuds. The lunch special is great, and they give you enough food for 2 meals. Get the 宫爆鱼片 or the 干炒牛河. The noodles I think are the best of that type that I’ve had anywhere in America.
Also they are friendly.

Very tasty food and the portion is very generous for what one pays for. I have been here twice with the current ownership (I spoke with the lady). They are very friendly and make you feel welcome. I have yet to try the fancier dishes, but I would imagine those should not disappoint.

Great food
Big orders
The services is awesome!!!
Worth twice what I’m paying!
I’ll defidenly come back again!

I’m always wary of an Asian restaurant that offers Chinese, Thai, and Vietnamese dishes. However, based on a handful of positive reviews my wife and I decided to give Chinese Harvest a try. She ordered Chicken eggplant and potstickers, and I had the sesame chicken and pepper steak.
We eat Chinese quite often, sometimes in the city and sometimes in a random suburb. I can honestly say this was the worst Chinese food I have ever eaten. Ever.
When I’m hungry and come across an average tasting meal I generally finish it. Sure, those average and below average meals won’t satisfy the taste buds, but I spent good money on the stuff. Therefore, I’m eating that garbage in order to get my money’s worth.
This was the exception. It was barely edible. The beef in the pepper steak tasted like fish. It had a horrendous texture and must have been either the fattiest cut of beef available, or, an extremely low quality cut. When I stated to my wife my food was inedible and literally tasted like fish she gave it a try. Her feedback verbatim? «That is the nastiest beef I’ve ever tasted. How does one make beef taste like foul fish?»
On to the sesame chicken. Mushy chicken chunks with a very light (again slimy) batter that tasted like… well…nothing. Again, having had sesame chicken at probably 200 places over the course of my life, this would rank towards the bottom. Strike 2… another dish down the garbage disposal.
My wife didn’t mind her eggplant chicken. And she said the potstickers weren’t too bad. I stuck to the white rice, as that was the only part of the dinner that was edible in my opinion.
Will not be back.

I’m really not sure how this place has gotten such great reviews, because it’s not good. Actually it’s awful. The meat was scary (the beef seriously tasted like stinky fish) the potstickers were all dough with barely any filling and in general, the food was totally bland. If anyone finds a great Chinese spot in the western suburbs, please let me know. I’m desperate.

Awesome food and great service! We had the Mongolian & Orange chicken and they were both delicious and super fresh!

One of the reviewer wrote something along the line of «when you see a lot of Asian in an Asian restaurant it must be good,» I totally agree!
We happened to find this place by luck, because originally we planned on dining at a nearby restaurant but it had gone out of business. Since we were already in the area and didn’t feel like driving farther we came here which was the best choice.
They have an array of different types of Asian foods, from Chinese, Korean, to Thai, and much more. I must admit that it was definitely a challenge as to what to order with so many dishes to choose from. So we went with what we normally like from any Asian restaurants, which was phở, fried noodles with chicken and vegetables, thai-​tea, and a refreshing watermelon drink. Let me tell you, everything was absolutely amazing! We loved it so much that we returned two more times while visiting Illinois.
Not only were the foods delicious, the customer service here was as wonderful as the foods they served us. I wish I could eat here again, but now it is just too far. For those who live close by I highly recommend this place if you enjoy Asian foods.

This is the perfect place if you like authentic Chinese food. I have been to many Chinese restaurants but here it really makes a difference. Excellent service and fantastic food it keeps me going back.

We just ordered delivery and it was awesome-​sauce.
Food arrived 38 minutes after placing order. We ordered Szechuan chicken, small vegetable fried rice, vegetable egg rolls, and a small sesame chicken. The order came with one white rice, 2 fortune cookies and packets of soy sauce, hot mustard and sweet and sour– delivered– all for $ 27.22! We tipped extra cause of speedy friendly delivery person.
The Szechuan chicken had just the right amount of spice! Hot n spicy while eating but not a lingering pain. The sesame chicken was not spicy rather it was just the right amount of tangy sweet. The fried rice is the best we have had in a long time!
The only cons– the fortunes in the fortune cookies were kinda lame. Also, the last time I ate here I thought the tofu dishes were gross. The tofu was like soggy slimy and I personally like mine a little more firm. However– since I am rating tonight’s experience and since we stuck with chicken, I am still giving Chinese Harvest five stars! We will order again soon!

You know it’s good when you see a lot of Asian families come to eat here. Came with my parents and saw 2 other families we know dine in and my Uncle came for carry-​out.
We ordered the Seafood tofu soup, salt & pepper shrimp, salt & pepper pork chop, beef w/​black pepper, and a tofu dish I can’t remember what it’s called. My mom always request to cook with no msg and light oil.
Everything turned out delicious. Definitely will come back here to eat and try other dishes. It is hidden in the corner, but it is next to the theater Ogden 6.

The food is ok– been here 3 times and have had the beef tripe noodle soup, fried tofu, fried squid, fried pork chop, seafood soup, vermicelli noodles.
The fried stuff didn’t have as much flavor as I’m used to (saltiness), but fried tofu is ok out of the other 2.
I had the strawberry smoothie and it’s more like a watermelon slush/​icee but without sugar.
The service is ok and basically consists of the 1 woman there with some help of possibly her younger children who are teens.
This help is the closest chinese restaurant to me that is decent, but hopefully it’ll get a bit better or another place will open up soon. I miss Noodles Delight that is in Roselle.