Simple counter-service spot with a large Chinese menu covering all of the standards.
Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3167 N Halsted St, Chicago, IL 60657
Phone: (773) 281-5435
Website: https://pekingkitchenil.com/
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
Nepomusena S F
My go to Chinese spot, the Orange chicken and combination fried rice is a favorite, they have great taste. Tried out multiple dishes and they’ve never let me down. Good portions for the price. I like to call 15 mins ahead to place my order and just stop by quick to pick up.
… moreCasey Klein
Very reliable Chinese food spot in the city. Food is always good. Timing is impeccable and if there is ever an issue they work hard to make it right! Love ordering from here!
… moreT D (DesertPearl78)
First time here and was surprised by the stuff not greeting me back!!! we ordered one meal to try (boneless spare ribs) it was served as a dish of rice with boneless pork next to a wonton soup… honestly speaking; soup was served warm not hot enough and almost tasteless! when it comes to rice and boneless pork it was very hard to chew and won’t do it again.
… moreJennifer Winthurst
Great prices and service. I ordered online and it was super quick. I got the general chicken and it was great! The only thing I didn’t like was the onions in the fried rice. They were big enough to pick out tho.
… moreMo
This place is very good. Not sure what all the bad reviews are for. The general tsos and crispy sesame chicken are 10/10. If you don’t like them, then you just don’t like (American) Chinese food. People are super nice too.
… moreAnthony Coats
The Kung Pao chicken was not good. Really a shame. I’ve had other things on the menu and really enjoyed them, but this was not enjoyable. There was barely any sauce on the chicken and the vegetables/peanuts were undercooked. Genuinely good service, though.
… moreSarah Chang
Sometimes you just crave saucy Chinese food and this place always hits – fellow Asians you know what I’m sayinnn Eating their lo mein as we speak with Mongolian beef. Lunch special is GREAT value. I live nearby so the fact that I can order online and pick up my food in 10 minutes is incredible – they’re always ready and kind!
… moreCorey Wilson
Peking Chinese Kitchen is fine. If you’re looking for an American-Chinese place, this is an option. The potstickers were fine. Not my favorite, but not bad.
The combo meals come with rice. GrubHub didn’t specify so it was impossible to tell.
The general tsos was dry. Not as saucy as I’d like and the chicken was very over cooked and tough to chew.
Overall, it was edible, but there are much better American Chinese places nearby.
… moreThe combo meals come with rice. GrubHub didn’t specify so it was impossible to tell.
The general tsos was dry. Not as saucy as I’d like and the chicken was very over cooked and tough to chew.
Overall, it was edible, but there are much better American Chinese places nearby.
Jessica Rivera
Ordered uber eats and the food was tasty/I enjoyed the flavor but my first thought was that it was not authentic. If I order from an Asian restaurant and the rice is as small as a ramekin of sauce, something’s wrong. I’m Puerto Rican and my partner is Filipino (meaning: we eat rice!) and we were blown away by the 4 tablespoons of rice we were given and the fact that someone thought that that portion was sufficient for the cuisine. The meat is served in sauces, you need the startch. You never see that when you order elsewhere. I also am baffled by huge chunks of celery and carrots in the kung pao chicken. It’s not thanksgiving stuffing or a pot roast. It did have whole peanuts but Mushrooms? Bell peppers? Chili? It’s important to do the research on the cuisine.
… moreZara Vanite
This place is absolutely horrible. I ordered beef and broccoli with fried rice and the fried rice had absolutely no flavor at all very plain. The beef was super chewy. I don’t know what kind of meat they are using, but that is not real beef. It was absolutely horrible. I will never eat here again. I wish I could get my money back
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