Chiu Quon
~ 1986 ~

Famous For: It’s authentic baked goods and being the longest running bakery in Chicago’s Chinatown.

Founded By: Owner, Pui Chiu, came from Hong Kong in the late-1970’s and established this great bakery.

Fun Foodie Facts: 

  • The traditional baked goods featured here are made from ancient recipes, which feature a much subtler sweetness than modern American pastries and instead emphasize textural contrast.
  • The lotus root is cream-colored and when you slice it, you get thin honeycomb-patterned disks that can be added to soups, salads or stir-fries
  • On the Autumnal Equinox in 1368, the Chinese were able to overthrow the Mongols and were able to do so using moon cakes as a weapon of sorts!
  • Fortune cookies are a North American invention, not Chinese. 

 

Our Recos:

  • Come in and try their dim sum, it’s some of the cheapest in Chinatown and quite tasty.

Sunday Funday never tasted so good! Hop on this fast-paced tour as we brunch our way around Wrigleyville!

Tour Length3 Hours
Cost$85 Adult With Alcohol | $65 Adult (no alcohol) | $50 Adolescent | Free Child (6 & Under)
Tour Distance0.8 Miles
NeighborhoodsWrigleyville

Satisfy your sweet tooth with decadent desserts in Chicago's West Loop neighborhood

Tour Length2.5 Hours
Cost$69 Adult | $50 Adolescent | Free Child (6 & Under)
Tour Distance0.5 Miles
NeighborhoodsWest Loop
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