EUROASIA RESTAURANT - Halal restaurant in Chicago - 351 W Oak St, USA

Excellent food. The flavor of everything was EXCEPTIONAL. Every soup and entre were fantastic. The only downside is that there are no alcoholic drinks. And there are very few vegetarian options, FYI.

Great food & welcoming environment! Awesome prices for the portions. The drink options are fun and interesting, and there are more options beyond the well known goulash, borscht, and golubsty. I was eyeing down the lagman from my home halfway across the country and it did not disappoint!!! Only here for four days and it was worth stopping by.

Amazing food and service. We went for a late lunch one day and we WILL be back. We got the kompot apricot drink, pelmeni dumpling appetizer, borscht, and goulash. Everything was incredible.

The restaurant has a cozy and family-friendly vibe. The location is a bit hidden, so you might need to keep an eye out for it. The service is friendly, though it can slow down a bit when the place gets busy. Having visited multiple times, we’ve consistently found the food to be delicious. We’ve tried a variety of dishes, including Frikase, Manty, Kuurdak, Bershbarmak, Lagman, and Samosa, and each one has been quite tasty. The Frikase stands out with its delightful creaminess, and the Manty Dumplings and Bershbarmak are packed with delicious lamb flavor. Keep in mind that Kuurdak might take a bit longer to prepare (around 20 minutes), while the other dishes come out relatively quickly. The portions of the food are fairly generous and filling.

The food quality was great! Highly recommended! They offer some tasty drinks as well.

Good food, I was happy to try halal Eastern European food and the national dish Behsbarmak. Friendly staff. Unfortunately some menu items were not available.

I wish I had more space in my stomach to eat more! Taste of my childhood. As if I’ve visited my granny. Especially the chicken soup. Delicious and fresh. Large portions! I wasn’t able to finish the medium portion. Will come again if I’m in Chicago next time.

What a hidden little gem in Chicago. I was craved for Russian food, and luckily this place popped up when I googled the Russian cuisine. I can’t believe this place is just right nearby where I walk my dog everyday, and I just never turned the corner to where it locates. The place is very family oriented. Serving Russian comfort food. From the dumplings to the noodles are all house made. Everything tastes so fresh and the seasoning just on point. It was my first time having Russian food, but certainly not the last time. I will definitely be back! ( on the other note, the bread they serve on the side was the best, too. Even though they don’t made it in house, but still 😅👍👍)