This is my favorite pizza place. Very flavorful sauce. Crust is quite tasty. I love their standard thin crust, while my husband prefers either the calzone or ultra thin crust (he loves that cracker thin, crispy crust). The variety of topping options makes everyone happy. The frozen pizzas are also well worth it - same price as grocery store pizzas, but so much better! They always have delicious desserts to take home as well.

I can't possibly say enough about Gianorio's pizza.This is the best pizza I have ever had in my 73 years, and I've had a lot. I make my own and can't duplicate it. YOU CAN'T LOSE. They're only open 4 hours a day Wed. through Sun. They don't deliver- they don't have to and can't keep up with the demand they get. There are two of them, the best of which is in Winfield Illinois, the other is in Lombard Illinois. Their deserts are also some of the best we've EVER had. "Get some" is all I can say.

I grabbed takeout from this Chinese restaurant with a friend, and we were impressed by how fast our order was prepared! We barely finished chatting when the food was ready—hot, fresh, and perfectly packaged. The staff was both friendly and efficient, making the entire experience hassle-free. Definitely recommend for quick service and tasty food.

This restaurant delivers on every level. The food is as authentic as it gets, with rich flavors and a great variety of dishes. The takeout service is fast and reliable, and the staff are always friendly and professional. Perfect for a quick yet delicious meal.

From a visit back in June. Great option for a night when you're craving takeout -- an extensive menu. Plentiful portions, especially for dining out! Tried the sesame chicken entree and I recommend it; overall really decent Chinese option for Winfield

Hello, fellow human friends! We called in and ordered from Chinese Ho for pickup. They unfortunately do not offer delivery, which is a bit of a bummer. The food was ready at the time given, which was about 40 minutes. It was freshly cooked and still piping hot once it made it home. Their aroma-filled eggrolls had a wonderful crunch with every savory bite and were stuffed with chopped cabbage and a faint hint of peanut butter. Their pot stickers were moist, chewy, and rich with minced pork flavor. When dipped in the sweet soy sauce provided, it delivered a unique array of umami flavors. The lo mein came with a bounty of BBQ pork and assorted vegetables, and the whole entrée was, in general, quite plentiful and filling. The spaghetti pasta was an interesting choice for noodles. I didn't hate it, but I also wasn't thrilled about it. Next time, I'll try their other noodle option. Give this place a try if you're craving some mediocre yet filling Chinese food and are in the area. Once night fell, we howled our contentment at the moon in celebration of our enjoyment of an average succulent Chinese dinner. Come check out the Ho. Cheers! Quick edit: Some of the food they advertise as "spicy" is not, in fact, spicy. For example, the General Tso's chicken is absolutely not spicy, and neither is the beef Satay, which tasted exactly like Mongolian beef minus the green onions.