Rain Modern Chinese

Everything was so tasty but the tofu dishes were especially delicious. The soup dumplings, wonton soup, and Shanghai soup dumplings were also prepared well. I love that the places wasn’t so crowded either. Very pleasant.

A lot of pricey stuff here and some outright overpriced items (looking at you bao, and some of those lunch specials), but there are also some good deals hidden in the menu, which is what I come here for. I stick to the cheaper stuff so this review only applies to that. I haven't tried any of their premium dishes. But as far as the soup and meat are concerned, they're everything I could ask for at this price. I recommend their "Cantonese Style" Wonton Soup. Other than the broth there's nothing different about it, and it's definitely at the upper limit of what anyone should pay for wonton soup, but it has a nice shoyu broth and the dumplings are packed with meat (far more than your typical wispy takeout dumpling). The amount of soy sauce in the broth varies depending on who's making it

I was looking for honey wal nut shrimp similar to Panda Express .. And the number one recommended spot to try was Rain Modern Chinese right there on lark street I called in my order on a quiet evening . I was greeted as soon as I walk into the establishment. Everybody I came in contact with was helpful and checked on me while I waited Iv never been here before so I wasn’t sure what to expect First thing first This is not your typical cheap Chinese restaurant  and you can definitely tell everything was fresh and made with high-quality ingredients. The meal had a fried rice Upcharge. But it was so worth it I think that’s the best fried rice i have ever tried And the honey walnut shrimp so so good and crunchy . And the shrimp were huge No complaints on this end

Wife and I had a late dinner here and the food was fantastic, the service was impeccable, and the atmosphere was serene. We were actually enjoying the drinks and the company so much we didnt realize it was close to closing time. Even then the staff was kind, patient and sweet. I would definitely recommend eating here. We know we'll be back.

Considering we’re not in New York City or Boston, this Chinese restaurant is solid. The Peking Duck service was good. Sure, the skin could’ve been a bit crispier and the carving a little more refined, but honestly, just having it on the menu out here is already a win. Flavors 7.5-8 out of 10 if I’m being strict. The soup dumplings had a thicker skin than usual, which we actually prefer, though we know many might not. Overall, the value for money was solid—it wasn’t ridiculously expensive—and all the staff were warm and welcoming. Our server in particular was super friendly and made the experience even better.