Take your taste buds on a global adventure via Japanese karaage, Asian Buffalo Bao Bun, lumpia Shanghai, chimichurri steak, Korean cucumber salad, donburi rice bowls, and at least nine choices of ramen. Read more...

The North Park Shopping Center is home to this well-known spot offering Cantonese- and American-style appetizers, soups, poultry, beef, pork, seafood dishes, and daily lunch and dinner buffets. The new luncheon menu includes chop suey, boiled rice, har kew, and hung sue har. Read more...

Find fresh Chinese fare like seafood, sushi, and nigiri for a dine-in experience or order from the to-go buffet. Read more...

Follow up one of the lively hibachi shows with entrees like the Roppongi special, featuring lobster tail, shrimp, scallops, and New York strip. Read more...

This staple of Southeastern Asian cuisine offers ribeye noodle soup, a chargrilled pork sandwich, grape leaf-wrapped meats, hot pots, rice noodle dishes, and more. Read more...

Bowls piled high with custom combinations of vegetable, meat, and noodle stir fry are the signature here. Read more...

Traditional Chinese entrees. Read more...

The longtime eatery in Village Commons serves Cantonese meals, including specialties such as Treasure Duck, a boneless delicacy steamed for hours in spicy sauce and topped with vegetables. Read more...

Get ready to roll with a lengthy list of sushi choices, plus Japanese dishes, ramen, bento boxes and more. Read more...

Authentic ramen and sushi. Read more...

For 20 years, this North Side sushi and hibachi spot has served soups, salads, noodles, rice, sushi, hand rolls, chicken, beef, and shrimp dishes. Read more...

Named for the Gangnam District in Seoul, South Korea, select from rice dishes like bibimbap and dupbap, noodle options such as Korean Ramyun, and entrees including chicken and beef bulgogi, all served as K-Pop music plays in the background. Read more...

Lunch and dinner options. Read more...

Lunch and dinner options. Read more...

Smoothies, Asian beverages, and bubble tea in different flavors. Read more...

Chinese fast food like orange chicken, sesame chicken, and fried rice. Read more...

This Hawaiian fusion restaurant serves up poke and sushi in dishes like bowls, burritos, and salads. Read more...

Chinese food. Read more...

Spice up your life with the bistro’s authentic Thai cuisine including Pad Thai, curry, papaya salad, crab rangoons, satay, and more. Read more...

Hibachi grill: chicken, beef, shrimp, and scallops. Read more...

Sushi, hibachi meals, appetizers, soups, and salads. Read more...

The Japanese style of quickly cooking thin-sliced meat in a simmering broth is applied to lo mein, chow udon, chow mei, and more. Complete your meal with one of a dozen bubble tea flavors. Read more...

A longtime East Side favorite, this establishment is known for Mandarin, Szechwan, and Peking cuisine, served among classic Asian decor sporting red and gold touches reminiscent of Old Beijing’s summer palace. Catering available. Read more...

Both locations offer a high-end hibachi grill, gourmet sushi, and Japanese dishes in an upscale setting. Read more...