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Where to eat Asian food in Harvey: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Asian food in Harvey, Illinois, United States. Harvey is a city in Cook County, Illinois, United States, and a south suburb of Chicago. The population was 25,282 at the 2010 census. The city suffers from high levels of poverty (33.2%) and unemployment (22.0%). It also suffers from high levels of crime.
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1. Gum Wah Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Rita0905
Always the best food at reasonable prices. We do their take out when we want Chinese. We have tried others in the area and find theirs to be the Best! One of my personal favorites is the Sweet & Sour Chicken.
2. Eat Rice
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By Kirk S
Fine take out Chinese food. What you would expect from a typical carry out Chinese restaurant. Have not found any meals here which are unusual or exceptional. Lunch special is a great deal. Fruit smoothies are made to order with fresh fruit and an unexpected highlight to eating here. Service is fast.
Where to eat Chinese food in Harvey: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. Wing Wah Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By LKTravelerboy
A huge selection of everything from basic chop suey, to more exotic dishes. As with most Chinese restaurants, Wing Wah is mostly Cantonese, but, unlike many other Cantonese-heavy places, where Mongolian and Szechuan food tastes like Cantonese with a bunch of red pepper poured onto it, the folks here understand the cuisine. You can choose from a selection of about thirty lunch specials, all including a best-in-the-South-Suburbs egg roll, and fried rice (white rice can be substituted). These are also available at dinner time (post-3:30pm), for fifty cents more. Very handy when several people cannot decide on one or two entrees. There are also some delicious special entrees, big-enough to feed two. Excellent combinations of Szechuan, Mongolian, Kung Po, Moo Shu, Satay, and other delights. Of course, the popular entrees like chow mein, egg foo young, and sweet-and-sour are available, along with several kinds of fried rice, and a good selection of appetizers and soups.Youâll probably find what you like at Wing Wah.This is a combination take-out place, or eat-in, with most people choosing the former.
