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Address: 1820 W 95th St, Chicago, IL 60643
Phone: (773) 779-3979
Website: https://www.orientalchopsueyil.com/
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Jay
I always order through Ubereats. Never had an issue the food is always hot and fresh. I consider them to be one of the best. But today the egg rolls that came with the two dinners had a very sour and rancid taste and smell to them. I had to throw them away. I hope I don’t get sick from the bite I took.
… moreDemitrius Haywood
I use to love this place. I ordered this evening and got sick. I should have known not to eat there. The place was dirty and it smelled bad. I should have walked right out but someone said it is always dirty. Well I ordered egg foo young and shrimp fried rice. They put two shrimp in the order. No exaggeration! I tried to call and they were closed. I will not be going back. Now I have to drink some tea or something to settle my stomach. In terms of service, the same guy is up front and he is always mean and nasty. I have to find another place for my every now and again Chinese fix.
… moreTracy Reed
Extremely Disrespectful Customer Service – Unacceptable Behavior
I had an incredibly frustrating and disappointing experience trying to place a phone order with this restaurant. While I was in the middle of ordering, the employee abruptly put the phone down and left me hanging—no explanation, no “hold on,” just silence. I stayed on the line for the entire 10-minute drive to the restaurant, hoping to get his attention and finish my order.
When I arrived, still on the phone, I informed the man at the window—an Asian gentleman in a plaid shirt—that I was the person he had left waiting. His response? With a straight face, he said, “Yeah, I’m too busy to be on the phone.” No apology. No accountability. Just pure disregard.
Seriously?
I’m honestly stunned. The attitude and lack of basic courtesy were beyond unprofessional. Your food cannot be good enough to justify treating customers this poorly.
What’s even more upsetting is the context. As I sit here, I see that the overwhelming majority of patrons are African American. It’s hard not to wonder if his dismissiveness was not only unprofessional but possibly discriminatory—especially toward a woman. I highly doubt he would have responded the same way to someone of a different ethnicity or to a man.
This ranks as one of the top five worst customer service experiences I’ve ever had. I truly hope this man is not the owner, because this kind of behavior reflects terribly on the business as a whole.
Customer service matters. Respect matters. And today, both were sorely lacking.
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… moreI had an incredibly frustrating and disappointing experience trying to place a phone order with this restaurant. While I was in the middle of ordering, the employee abruptly put the phone down and left me hanging—no explanation, no “hold on,” just silence. I stayed on the line for the entire 10-minute drive to the restaurant, hoping to get his attention and finish my order.
When I arrived, still on the phone, I informed the man at the window—an Asian gentleman in a plaid shirt—that I was the person he had left waiting. His response? With a straight face, he said, “Yeah, I’m too busy to be on the phone.” No apology. No accountability. Just pure disregard.
Seriously?
I’m honestly stunned. The attitude and lack of basic courtesy were beyond unprofessional. Your food cannot be good enough to justify treating customers this poorly.
What’s even more upsetting is the context. As I sit here, I see that the overwhelming majority of patrons are African American. It’s hard not to wonder if his dismissiveness was not only unprofessional but possibly discriminatory—especially toward a woman. I highly doubt he would have responded the same way to someone of a different ethnicity or to a man.
This ranks as one of the top five worst customer service experiences I’ve ever had. I truly hope this man is not the owner, because this kind of behavior reflects terribly on the business as a whole.
Customer service matters. Respect matters. And today, both were sorely lacking.
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Nizel Adams
Orange chicken –
Price – $10.85 for lunch special comes with a large amount of orange chicken as well as a huge amount of chicken fried rice no pop and but it has an egg roll. 4.5/5
Presentation – Beautifully glazed chicken nice and moist almost gets into orange sponge territory but it’s definitely not that. Fried rice has printed plenty of veggies they didn’t overdo the soy sauce it’s got eggs scallions onions you name it beautiful. 5/5
Taste – Chicken is drenched in orange sauce, tender, juicy & perfectly cooked. Would’ve loved if they fried it a little harder to get out of sponge territory, but fantastic none the less. You can actually taste the oranges in the sauce unlike the cheap ones where they use General Tso’s sauce & just shred some orange peels into it. Chicken friend rice has a tremendous amount of flavor, but you can definitely taste the oil. Nice size chunks of chicken but rather sparse. Compliments the orange chicken perfectly. I literally don’t want to stop. 5/5
Mongolian Beef –
Price – Same as orange chicken. Higher cost than standard, but tremendous value for price.
Presentation space – Tremendous. Tons of veggies onions peppers celery on top of the beef just a giant mound. Rice also looks amazing but a little dry. 4.5/5
Taste – amazing truly amazing. Beef is perfectly seasoned they had five levels of spice. I chose medium spice and they get it perfect not too hot not too mild just right in the middle. I’ve honestly never seen it done like this before. The mound of vegetables along with the mound of meat are just fantastic. the sauce is mild and soaked into the tender meat 5/5
Egg roll – A fat boy! Nice & chunky. Packed with meat & value. Great flavor & way to end the meal. 5/5
Sweet & sour chicken –
Price – great value for the price.
Presentation – sauce on side. Nice clean and Neat. 4/5
Taste – Perfection. Perfectly cooked, oiled & seasoned. I want to bottle this sauce for my own. 5/5
Chicken fried rice –
Superb beautiful, perfection. Everything you want in rice, the classic fried rice we deserve.
Shrimp egg foo young –
Price – great value
Presentation – lots of gravy, lots large proportions 4/5
Taste – Ed could use a little bit more seasoning but overall everything is just perfection. The egg is warm in the middle. Lots of indifferent ingredients just combine into just a great egg foo young. Just could use a little bit more salt and a little bit more pepper. 4/5
Thai noodles combination –
Price – $14 is kind of pricey considering it’s just noodles and meat. What makes it great is that there’s tons of meat with nice big chunks and it fills you up. 5/5
Presentation –
Enormous chunks of meat. And a great helping. The slightly pinkish tinge everything has is kind of off-putting. Noodles are a bit too overcooked (soft.) 3/5
Taste –
Not getting any ground peanut or lemon taste. Tamarind sauce could use some work in order to bring out the flavor more. Everything like always is perfectly cooked with the chicken being grilled as well. Flavor city from everything. 4/5
Crab rangoon –
Hands down the BEST cran rangoon I’ve ever had. Perfect golden brown would seemingly real crab. Excellent blend of sweet & sour 5/5
Overall, Oriental chop suey is one of those hidden gems in the hood that a lot of people will miss. the food is just fantastic some of the best Chinese food I’ve come across in Chicago. The prices are a little bit above average but it could just be the the price difference on Uber Eats that they’re accounting for. Nonetheless it is worth it. Presentation is great everything that is packed nice and tight and neat the egg rolls are seemingly handmade and packed with a ton of ingredients everything is perfectly cooked. And most of all it fills you up!
4.5 out of 5 stars
… morePrice – $10.85 for lunch special comes with a large amount of orange chicken as well as a huge amount of chicken fried rice no pop and but it has an egg roll. 4.5/5
Presentation – Beautifully glazed chicken nice and moist almost gets into orange sponge territory but it’s definitely not that. Fried rice has printed plenty of veggies they didn’t overdo the soy sauce it’s got eggs scallions onions you name it beautiful. 5/5
Taste – Chicken is drenched in orange sauce, tender, juicy & perfectly cooked. Would’ve loved if they fried it a little harder to get out of sponge territory, but fantastic none the less. You can actually taste the oranges in the sauce unlike the cheap ones where they use General Tso’s sauce & just shred some orange peels into it. Chicken friend rice has a tremendous amount of flavor, but you can definitely taste the oil. Nice size chunks of chicken but rather sparse. Compliments the orange chicken perfectly. I literally don’t want to stop. 5/5
Mongolian Beef –
Price – Same as orange chicken. Higher cost than standard, but tremendous value for price.
Presentation space – Tremendous. Tons of veggies onions peppers celery on top of the beef just a giant mound. Rice also looks amazing but a little dry. 4.5/5
Taste – amazing truly amazing. Beef is perfectly seasoned they had five levels of spice. I chose medium spice and they get it perfect not too hot not too mild just right in the middle. I’ve honestly never seen it done like this before. The mound of vegetables along with the mound of meat are just fantastic. the sauce is mild and soaked into the tender meat 5/5
Egg roll – A fat boy! Nice & chunky. Packed with meat & value. Great flavor & way to end the meal. 5/5
Sweet & sour chicken –
Price – great value for the price.
Presentation – sauce on side. Nice clean and Neat. 4/5
Taste – Perfection. Perfectly cooked, oiled & seasoned. I want to bottle this sauce for my own. 5/5
Chicken fried rice –
Superb beautiful, perfection. Everything you want in rice, the classic fried rice we deserve.
Shrimp egg foo young –
Price – great value
Presentation – lots of gravy, lots large proportions 4/5
Taste – Ed could use a little bit more seasoning but overall everything is just perfection. The egg is warm in the middle. Lots of indifferent ingredients just combine into just a great egg foo young. Just could use a little bit more salt and a little bit more pepper. 4/5
Thai noodles combination –
Price – $14 is kind of pricey considering it’s just noodles and meat. What makes it great is that there’s tons of meat with nice big chunks and it fills you up. 5/5
Presentation –
Enormous chunks of meat. And a great helping. The slightly pinkish tinge everything has is kind of off-putting. Noodles are a bit too overcooked (soft.) 3/5
Taste –
Not getting any ground peanut or lemon taste. Tamarind sauce could use some work in order to bring out the flavor more. Everything like always is perfectly cooked with the chicken being grilled as well. Flavor city from everything. 4/5
Crab rangoon –
Hands down the BEST cran rangoon I’ve ever had. Perfect golden brown would seemingly real crab. Excellent blend of sweet & sour 5/5
Overall, Oriental chop suey is one of those hidden gems in the hood that a lot of people will miss. the food is just fantastic some of the best Chinese food I’ve come across in Chicago. The prices are a little bit above average but it could just be the the price difference on Uber Eats that they’re accounting for. Nonetheless it is worth it. Presentation is great everything that is packed nice and tight and neat the egg rolls are seemingly handmade and packed with a ton of ingredients everything is perfectly cooked. And most of all it fills you up!
4.5 out of 5 stars
Sky High Empty Nest
So after reading reviews I was reluctant to eat here but it was on my way to the house and it was getting late and there was no line inside so I decided to go for it. They have a very extensive menu so I took a while to decide and prices were great. I decided to NOT take a chance and just order Jumbo shrimp fried rice. I ordered large and it was a good size. I also ordered a veggie egg roll. It was ready in 15mins and the restaurant looked clean. **Drum Roll** it was delicious! And it was a lot of shrimp and it was clean shrimp. I was so happy. I will go back and order different dishes Excited to have a new place to try.
… moreDionice Moss
Terrible service,they open up very late, their online information states they are open at 1pm but I when I went to the actual restaurant they still have the doors closed! They are not answering the phone then after standing outside for 30mins i ask someone in the back because I went to the back one of the workers tell me that the manager is out right and no one knows when he’ll be back very unprofessional!
… moreValerie Robinson
Food is flavorful the prices are nicely priced the only problem is the wait time he needs to have someone work the cashier for him
… moreDavid Ornelas
Not sure how this place got a solid 4 stars. Perhaps it’s because the bar is THAT low around these parts. It’s clean by all appearances but the food is simply mediocre. That coupled with the unwillingness of the proprietors to substitute and high-ish prices leave you dissatisfied in a way I can’t quite put my finger on. If you HAVE to have Chinese but can’t leave the neighborhood I guess you’d be okay eating here.
… moreRaven Casey
My mom brought me here as a kid & now 39 years later, I bring my kids here everytime we are in town. Has been a family owned place where they know all of their customers by name. Some of the faces have changed, but the food still tastes the same as it did in the 80’s & 90’s. I use to love the pepper steak but since I don’t eat beef anymore, I go for the veggie egg foo young, the veggie fried rice & the jumbo shrimp fried rice b/c the shrimp are deveined when you get the jumbo size. I love love love the flavor of the egg foo young gravy. I often pit my egg foo young on top of my shrimp fried rice which is simply delicious! And the portions are more than enough!! Enjoy!
… moredaniel allen
Food was fresh. Good quality ingredients. Vegetables nice and crisp
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