MingHin Cuisine serves modern Cantonese dim sum and seafood in spacious, stylish spots across Chicago, perfect for groups craving classics like siu mai and crispy pork belly.
"This is the South Loop location of the very popular dim sum restaurant. Each MingHin follows the same format: a large space with plenty of seating, a long menu of consistently well-made dim sum, and an iPad ordering system at the table that helps you wade through the seemingly endless array of choices. The dining room looks dark and sleek, but it’s casual enough for a family-style meal where you'll feel comfortable having a debate about climate change with your uncle while fighting a secondary battle with your sister for the last dumpling. All of the above (plus little to no wait time) makes MingHin one of the best places in the neighborhood for groups." - veda kilaru, adrian kane, john ringor
"This elegant South Loop outpost from essential Chinese dim sum specialist MingHin Cuisine is especially well-suited for groups, with roomy booths and enormous tables with spinning Lazy Susans. Patrons can count on plate after plate of dim sum favorites, from shrimp dumplings and barbecue pork buns to chicken feet and congee." - Ashok Selvam
"Now with six locations, MingHin is one of Chicagoland’s most well-known Chinese restaurants. Dim sum is always solid and served all day, and the dinner menu boasts intriguing delicacies like braised bird’s nest soup and seared foie gras. Pro tip: The Macau-style roasted pork belly is a must-order. Carryout and delivery orders can be placed online." - Ashok Selvam, Eater Staff
"If you’re craving dim sum on December 25th, Minghin in Chinatown has you covered. The massive dining room has tons of tables and is open 365 days a year. It’s great for groups, and even on holidays, it’s easy to get a table. This is helpful to know in case all your friends are stranded in town, and you need a last-minute place to meet up on Christmas Day." - adrian kane, john ringor
"This very popular dim sum restaurant has a bunch of locations, but whether you visit the one in Streeterville or South Loop, each MingHin follows the same format: a large space with plenty of seating, a long menu of consistently well-made dim sum, and an iPad ordering system at the table that helps you wade through the seemingly endless array of choices. The dining room is dark and sleek, but it’s casual enough for a family-style meal. All of the above (plus little to no wait time) makes Minghin one of the best places for groups." - sam faye, adrian kane, john ringor, veda kilaru, nick allen
