Jian
Nestled in the heart of Chicago along the iconic Route 66, Jian offers a vibrant culinary experience that transports travelers to the streets of China with its mouthwatering jianbing, a savory street food favorite. Located inside Tea Monster, this hidden gem boasts a 4.5-star rating, showcasing not only delicious flavors but also a unique atmosphere that celebrates community and culture. Perfect for a tasty pit stop, Jian invites Route 66 adventurers to savor a taste of tradition while soaking in the rich history of this legendary highway.
黎浩男
4 months ago"Growing up in northern China, countless JianBingGuoZi gave me energy on many mornings to schools. What this shop makes triggers the perfect trip down the memory lanes, from the first crunchy bite, to the chopped scallion left in the container. Would have loved it even more as a handheld for extra authenticity points, but this was the only thing I could ever nitpick."
ItsJames
6 months ago"The only downside I have is that it’s awkward to eat in a busy train station. While it IS in a mall, the bottom floor where this is at is home to red and blue line transfers. It’s nice when you want to stop by and eat, but it’s not so nice when people are running a foot away from your face catching the train. Other than that, friendliest people I have met. Literally insisted I did not tip them with the widest smiles. Juicy flavor on the inside with crisp textures on the out. Will come here again on my busy commute back home."
stacylaughs
6 months ago"Excellent jianbing and the friendliest service! Pulled pork is my go-to. I order straight from the kiosk and always quickly receive the food fresh. Located in the basement of Block 37, between the red and blue lines."
Diana Mendez
3 months ago"The tofu jianbing never disappoints. I only wish that it was more filling for the price, and that the atmosphere was better, but it’s an ok option for a quick bite."
