Counter-serve venue for Chinese staples such as egg rolls, kung pao chicken & chop suey.
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Address: 947 Irving Park Rd, Streamwood, IL 60107
Phone: (630) 289-9988
Website: http://www.chinacookstreamwood.com/
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China Cook | Streamwood, IL – Chicago Northwest
China Cook · 947 W. Irving Park Rd. Streamwood, IL 60107 · (630) 289-9988.
China Cook, 947 W Irving Park Rd, Streamwood, IL 60107, US
China Cook is a dining establishment located in Streamwood, IL, specializing in Cantonese, Mandarin, and Szechwan cuisines. This restaurant offers a diverse …
Reviews
Patricia Strong
The food here is generally really good. Great for a quick quality take out, with decent portions. My only grip is not updating their, which maybe temporary change of their normal operating/open for business hours, either on Google or their answering service/machine. A great deal of business for take out is via phone and Google. A simple adjustment on Google or an updated message ” we will be closed xyz day(s) returning xyz day and time”. Closed dates/ times can be easily adjusted by owner on Google. I did a Google search to check hours. On Google it was listed; Open – 9pm Close. I was driving out of my area and wanted to make sure I could arrive during business hours. I arrived at 6:25pm they were’re closed. I called the store,unfortunately there was no answering service or machine, it just rang. I assumed that they must be busy for dinner rush, because they usually are on my visits. The number of new customers and returning customers generated through these searches is valuable to small businesses, heck all businesses. This little consideration of the consumer supporting you or wanting to support; could be a great opportunity to secure that new business on a future visit and maintain a returning customer.
PS … I did notice a few cars passing by while I sat and waited for my for craving of Chinese cuisine to be fulfilled by another restaurant, peering into the store window with look of what’s going on?
… morePS … I did notice a few cars passing by while I sat and waited for my for craving of Chinese cuisine to be fulfilled by another restaurant, peering into the store window with look of what’s going on?
Roshni Patel
I ordered the orange tofu for myself and my boyfriend ordered the Orange Chicken lunch special which came with fried rice (or steamed rice) and a pop can. Both items were listed as spicy on the menu but neither were spicy. I saw some flecks of what looked like crushed pepper but I didn’t taste the spice. My boyfriend said his food was not good. The chicken was rubbery and it tasted bland overall.
… moreBryan Green
This place has some of the best Chinese food I have found near Hanover park/streamwood/Bartlett. Mongolian Beef is more traditional (spicy and not sweet, packed with beef, white and green onions and includes the crunchy white noodles). The fried rice with shrimp came with good size shrimp. The crab Rangoon is also packed with filling and you can tell they change their oil frequently. We also enjoyed their beef lo mein and sesame chicken. Their food is not salty, but if you like that add a little salt yourself to bring out a tad more flavor. Don’t plan on dining in, it’s not the greatest atmosphere. It is clean but clearly meant for carry out first.
… moreMary Fairchild
Crab Rangoon is amazing. They fill them at least three times more than most restaurants. Pot stickers fried are also done well.
The honey glazed walnut shrimp is a favorite. It’s very sweet so we usually order it with another dish for balance.
We like kung Poa chicken here, but like a little red chili heat added. Same for the hot and sour soup—add some chili and it’s perfect.
Moo shu pork is good, make sure to get the plum sauce.
Our order, for two, will feed us well for three nights, we like variety and leftovers heat up easily. Two appetizers, soup, and three dishes for $76 3 meals= abt $12 each.
… moreThe honey glazed walnut shrimp is a favorite. It’s very sweet so we usually order it with another dish for balance.
We like kung Poa chicken here, but like a little red chili heat added. Same for the hot and sour soup—add some chili and it’s perfect.
Moo shu pork is good, make sure to get the plum sauce.
Our order, for two, will feed us well for three nights, we like variety and leftovers heat up easily. Two appetizers, soup, and three dishes for $76 3 meals= abt $12 each.
Ana Mendez
Last time I will be coming here. If I wanted a large beef broccoli with hardly any meat I would’ve just asked for a veggie meal. The prices have gone high. Pot stickers tasted bland from a frozen bag not fresh at all. Pork eggs contained shrimp and I don’t eat that. Singapore noodles shrimp is disgusting not deceived at all. Go look elsewhere for better Chinese food.
… moretim yerman
I wanted fried podstickers.They were still half boiled. God beef lomaine rules to take no flavoring., Egg food young was decen. I don’t recommend them.
… moreKim Dal Santo
Fresh and delicious food! Im a big fan of Chinese food and this place by far is the best around!
… moreErik Rodriguez
Not as good as advertised, I ordered a general Tso chicken meal and all the chicken was fatty and hard ! It was not “all white meat chicken ” as the menus states. It was obvious they had used chicken drum sticks to make my meal. Just another example of restaurants cutting corners to maximize profit. Will pass on the restaurant next time.
… moreAnjli Patel
Great food! Tofu is actually soft and the fried rice is A+!!!
… moreRebecca Rehm
Love China Cook. Their spring rolls, egg rolls, crab Rangoon and vegetable fried rice is delicious. Always made fast, hot, and fresh. Our Friday night delight!!
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