Lisa S.
10/31/2025
This place was a nice surprise! My favorite dish is a toss up between the manty and golubci. Get both and soup. I had borscht, but I'm sure the others are just as good. My only gripe was that they...
EuroAsia Restaurant
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351 W Oak St Ste 1
Chicago, IL 60610
Nestled in the vibrant city of Chicago, IL, EuroAsia Restaurant stands out as a haven for Halal cuisine enthusiasts. Boasting a diverse menu that caters to a range of tastes and dietary preferences, this restaurant offers a unique dining experience for both locals and visitors alike. With its commitment to quality ingredients and authentic flavors, EuroAsia Restaurant has carved a niche for itself in the bustling culinary scene of the city.
Step into EuroAsia Restaurant and embark on a culinary journey that fuses traditional Halal cooking techniques with modern twists. From aromatic kebabs to flavorful biryanis, each dish is crafted with precision and care to delight the senses. Whether you're craving a hearty meal or looking to explore new flavors, EuroAsia Restaurant invites you to savor the rich tapestry of Halal cuisine in a welcoming and inviting setting.
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Margaret A.
7/23/2025
Amazing little spot in an unassuming location off the main drag featuring delicious classics of Eastern European and Central Asian cuisine. Stopped in yesterday for lunch and we enjoyed lamb...
Inna A.
3/18/2025
Great Uzbek food. Our favorites are the chicken samsa, plov and mante. Every time I'm in town those are my top 3 items that I order. Overall everything is tasty, friendly service and consistent...
Chicago Guy Z.
7/12/2025
EuroAsia is my favorite restaurant in the City of Chicago. The Plav, beat salad and borsch are my go to and each and every time is a 10 out of 10. You cannot go wrong with the world class Chef!...
Carl L.
11/1/2025
Lunch with friends. Solyanka soup especially good; borscht also good., as were chicken Jarovnya and samosa. The Kvass (from Lithuania!) also good. They were unfortunately out of plov and lamb, but...
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