(773) 271-1161
4936 N Broadway St
Chicago,
IL
60640
41.972
-87.66
Neighborhoods: Far North Side, Uptown
What People Are Saying About Furama
The Editor

Valerie Moloney
Citysearch
The Scene – Statues of dragons and giant gold Buddhas at the entrance hint at opulence, but the expansive, second-floor banquet hall is showing its age. Tattooed rocker types, couples and families, unconcerned by artifice, overlook the vinyl chairs and round tables topped with plastic liners. All eyes are on the dim sum carts, which are pushed around every few minutes by quiet servers who are all business. – – The Food – An alternative to the South Side's Chinatown, this Argyle spot gets crowds for its cheap, addictive dim sum. Unlike places along Archer, however, the…
Addictive Dim Sum
by ThreeChiTownGirls at Citysearch
This is the best alternative to the South Side's Chinatown, this North Side gem gets our vote for affordable addictive dim sum! Usually no wait + Dim Sum served and delivered any time of the day or night!. My friends & I have made this our official "Lunch Spot". We want to try other places but keep coming back. The food is great for the price and it's affordable enough to try any item on the cart!
I've read the reviews and have to agree with some, yes the wait staff lacks English skills and the restaurant is showing its age, the vinyl chairs & tables with plastic liners are tacky - but we say who cares- keep your eyes are on the dim sum carts & you'll forget the decor! In addition the menu is great, with a large variety of Mandarin and Cantonese dishes. We have not had a bad experience in 5 years! The place is clean and has free parking too!
- Pros: Dim Sum for take out & delivery too! Any time!
- Cons: Ambience is dated.
Dim Sum in a Big Group
by interlingua at Citysearch
The best place for dim sum on the north side. The upstairs is huge and often a little noisy, as befits a real Cantonese dim sum restaurant. Be sure to try the Chinese broccoli, the shrimp dumplings and the turnip cake (not sweet but savory and available from the mobile grill) and sticky rice under clear, glass bowls. Staff speaks English (generally). Just ask them to uncover whatever they're offering. It's better the larger the group.
- Pros: Great food, Easy seating, Social dining
- Cons: , Too many choices, Little ambience
The Details on Furama
Parking:
A lot just south of the building is free, but be sure to get a ticket from the cashier for validation.
Know Before You Go:
The upstairs banquet hall is only open Sundays; a downstairs restaurant featuring traditional Mandarin fare is open Mondays to Saturdays from 9:30am to 9:30pm.
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Family-Friendly Dining, Brunch, Family Style Dining, Group Dining, Food Delivery
Cuisine:
Smoking Permitted:
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