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"Chef Jackie Shen's take on Pan-Asian fusion should please lovers of spice. The wrinkled green beans are an absolute must, simmered in soy caramel and roasted garlic, dripping with a molasses-like syrup so dark it could pass for chocolate...."
"Red Light was recommended by my mom & dad who live in Chicago and 2 friends. The decor and ambience are cool-despite the tables being too close together...."
"A giant red neon flame on the roof marks the entrance to an ultramodern room where a see-and-be-seen crowd shouts over a loud, eclectic mix of music. Chef Jackie Shen heads a kitchen serving "fun, not funny, food...."
"A giant red neon flame on the roof marks the entrance to an ultramodern room where a see-and-be-seen crowd shouts over a loud, eclectic mix of music. Chef Jackie Shen (Lawry's) heads a kitchen serving "fun, not funny, food...."
"The menu, developed with input from noted Thai chef Arun Sampanthavivat, incorporates seasonal American, French, Thai, and other Asian ingredients and cooking techniques. Curries and seafood entrees are the highlights, from a traditional Japanese tatsu cu..."
"Thai, Indonesian, Chinese and Vietnamese flavors mingle happily with Western desserts and fine beverages at this playful place. Expect well-executed food, visually arresting decor and an overall sense of fun...."
"Thai, Indonesian, Chinese and Vietnamese flavors mingle happily with Western desserts and fine beverages at this playful place...."
"Shining accolades from the likes of Esquire and Bon Appetit have kept this restaurant in Chicago's dining spotlight. The dining room takes traditional Chinese artistic elements way off into the postmodern...."
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