North Point Chopsticks

Valerie Litwinko 3 months ago

This place is one of the best restaurants I've been to in the northern suburbs, it's hard to find good Sichuan style Chinese food but this place has it. I got the twice cooked chili fish was my favorite dish, the Mongolian beef had thick cuts of tender beef and seafood garlic fried rice was full of shrimp scallops mussels and fish. The menu has so much to choose from, I look forward to visiting again

kathleen pickard 3 months ago

Excellent food. Everuthing is good : seafood, rice dishes noodle dishes. Just had thai basil pork chow fun. Lots of wide noodles and pork in a spjcy sauce. It is addicting. Had shrimp pad thai the time before.wonderful.

George LeClaire a year ago

This is the best restaurant I have ever eaten in Glenview at and I have lived in Glenview 34 years. There are over 100 dinner items on the menu. We ordered the food to go, and we were amazed when we got home. I ordered the sweet and sour chicken and it was in completely different containers. There was an extremely large container of breaded white chicken meat and then a separate container that must’ve been 2 cups of the very thick sweet-and-sour sauce that had pineapple and tomato in it. My wife ordered the Mongolian beef and I think it’s the best I’ve ever had typically restaurants sliced the beef so thin it’s like lunch meat and I don’t like that this was about an eighth of an inch thick and it was super perfect and really tender. It is listed on the menu with the red pepper meaning it is spicy but they ask you do you what level of spice do you want and we went with mild. We also ordered the spring rolls wrapped in rice paper with shrimp and peanut dipping sauce and that was just amazing. And then we also ordered fried rice with vegetables, and that was also remarkable - completely packed with a large amount of vegetables, including fresh mushrooms. If you could give a restaurant

Nicholas P 2 years ago

I love this place. I’m not sure why some of the people complaining get the most basic dishes ever. Chicken or shrimp fried rice? Kung pao beef? Boring! Their menu is enormous with a variety of dishes. Be a little adventurous and try something new. They have Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, Thai, and Korean. They also have boba tea and smoothies. Service was good, they were pleasant and we got our food fast. They also have sufficient seating for dining in. They have mammoth portion sizes so you’ll have leftovers to take home. The prices are very reasonable since you’ll have leftovers to take to work. It’s located by a Jewel so plenty of parking available. -pumpkin fried with salty egg 4 - first time trying this. I would recommend eating this with rice, that way the rice can help soak up some of that salt. -fish sauce chicken wings 5/5 - chicken was big and juicy. Fish sauce was a little subtle. I would have liked to have it more prominent. -sea eel and shrimp fried rice 5/5 - eel is cut into small pieces but good size shrimp. Fried rice had the right balance of flavor. -beef cubes with tomato rice 5/5 - large pieces of beef, fresh tomatoes, and rice was well seasoned.

Richard Robbins Edited 2 years ago

We had been looking for a replacement for the closed Mei Lin House in Wilmette and this is it. Very tasty offerings. Generous portions. We’ve only had the Chinese dishes so far. Pictured here are takeout Beef Cubes with Tomato Rice and Kung Pao Shrimp. When we ate in for a previous visit, Service was typical good then forgotten, but they’re busy so no major foul.