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For this week's review, I headed out to Tao Tao Noodle Bar in Aurora, where David Lee and May Sung have resurrected many of the dishes they had on the menu at the original Chopsticks China Bistro on Federal and Mississippi. Not only did I like everything I ordered, I also had some serious food envy over just about every dish that passed by my table on its way to another party.
Here, to go with the review, is a little food porn. For more photos of Tao Tao, check out our slide show.
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