Food is good, service is attentive. Price is reasonable. But I don't want to be rewarded by writing…read morea review for the Szechuan Garden at another state (Tennessee) when I have not even been there. The QR codes posted are for the Szechuan Garden in the Midwest. See photo attached.

we ordered: *…read morebroccoli chicken * general tso chicken * spicy chili wontons * spicy pan fried dumplings * steamed rice the food was only so-so. the chicken in the broccoli chicken was a little dry and the sauce was bland. the savory, garlicky flavor wasn't there. the general tso chicken was probably the best thing. the fried chicken was good, the sauce was OK... it kinda tasted like store-bought sweet and sour sauce that was doctored up to pass as general tso sauce. it also wasn't spicy at all even though i ordered medium spicy. the filling inside the spicy chili wontons was weirdly dry, as if the meat filling had been cooked twice (as if maybe they precooked the inner "meatball," and then cooked it again later with the wonton). the "spicy" dumplings had zero spice. the filling was completely bland, and the dipping sauce didn't offer any relief either. the food looked nothing like the pictures, so i'm guessing they were either someone else's stock photos or AI, as they did not accurately represent the food they served. all things considered, we wouldn't order here again.

First time here and it felt a bit overwhelming as we had no idea what to order. You have to order…read morevia the QR code and I must say trying to find food as titled in Yelp photos can be quite challenging. You need to know what category it is and the descriptions are minimal. We came early on a Wednesday night and were the only ones here. What was good and bad? First let me say, we asked for help with ordering. The server couldn't understand why I was confused. I said I wanted the braised pork wide flat noodle and showed him the photo on Yelp. He told me to select stir-fry, then spicy pork flat noodle. I explained I didn't want spicy, he said it's not spicy then pushed the "less spicy" option. When the dish arrived, you could see the red peppers and it definitely was spicy! It was tasty but very spicy! My husband got the Mongolian beef which he said was good - he selected "no spicy". The only downside was it does not come with rice. Just Mongolian beef and lots of onions. We also ordered the bbq bao - do not order this - the dough was really "off" in both texture and flavor. I literally spit it out as did my husband. We'd come back but we'd be better prepared to order and we'd be way more cautious with what we order.

The noodles were good but I got food poisoning a few hours later. This included fever, nausea, and…read moreI threw up 3 times in one night. Noodle dynasty was the only meal I had that day. I left them a DM on Instagram just to inform them of the situation in an attempt to prevent others from getting sick (I did not ask them for anything). They responded by asking me for a doctor's note, which was kind of rude, after the horrible food poisoning I endured. This was back in 2024, I hope they've improved their cleanliness/food quality by now.

Quick to get seated and service is great. Weekdays early afternoon definitely is different than…read moreweekends or during their busier times. Go to spot for hot steaming dim sum like pork siu mai or chicken feet. Pricing is probably as competitive as it gets in Portland metro area. Menu for pricing is pretty consistent for $7-$7.50 small, $8 medium and $8.50 for large on their dim sum. Most of the server ladies can answer questions in English if have any to confirm on food items or pricing. Ample parking and spacious interior, lots of seating. It does have a very unpleasant smell right when you walk in, not sure if it's just the establishment is aged or the sanitizing wipes/sprays they use? Not a deal breaker

Party of 4 on a Saturday afternoon. It was busy but not a long wait. It was a standard Dim Sum…read moreplace that fulfilled my cravings. It has everything you're looking for an it all hits the spot. Service is meh and you have to chase them down a bit, but what good Dim Sum place isn't like that? Only a few carts roaming around so you have to order mostly everything with your waiter. Definitely will come back again!

Excellent food and service here! The staff is so friendly and welcoming. This is my favorite…read moreChinese restaurant in Beaverton. They have fair prices which make it perfect to order lots of plates and share! I highly recommend you stop by and get the Mongolian Beef, the House Special Fried Rice, and Kung Pao Chicken! They will all impress you!

I eat at China Rim frequently, and usually have Szechuan Beef and Hot & Sour soup. Both are always…read moreexcellent. The service is always fast & friendly - and they always serve exactly what I ordered. The owners are really nice people who go out of their way to make a great dining experience.

Super good food! Employees soo friendly!…read moreNothing bad about good taste!!!!!! Great vibes! Very comfy!

This is a favorite spot for me and my wife. We both have enjoyed the food from this place for…read moreyears, long before we met. It's one of the few places I can truly say that everything is good here. One of my guilty pleasures is General Tso's and lately, I've noticed many of my other go-to eateries make trashy versions of it. But not Good Taste Noodle House. Whenever we come here, I order the General, my wife orders one of their Salt & Pepper dishes (today, it was prawns) and we agree on a third dish that's either new to us or something we don't often get. You really can't go wrong. Everyone is so friendly here. The food comes out quick and piping hot.

Back at our favorite Chinese restaurant in town. We enjoyed the Cumin Lamb: very well seasoned with…read moreperfect level of spice. The Singapore rice noodles was also delicious. Service, as always, was fast, friendly and efficient.

Stopped by Street Wok to check out their take on classic Sichuan-style comfort food. The portion…read moresizes are generous and the service was quick, but the flavors were a bit of a mixed bag for a 3-star visit. Here is how the dishes fared: - Mapo Tofu: The sauce had a decent kick and nice chili oil sheen, but it was leaning a bit too heavy on starch and salt without much of that authentic, mouth-numbing Sichuan peppercorn depth (ma). The tofu texture was nice and soft, but overall the flavor profile felt a little flattened. - Crispy Spicy Chicken / Chongqing Chicken: Visually great and seasoned well with chili flakes and sesame seeds, but the chicken pieces were fried a bit too long, leaving them somewhat dry on the inside. A lighter batter and a punchier garlic/chili aromatic oil would make a world of difference here. Overall, it's an okay neighborhood option if you're craving a quick, filling meal, but it lacks the bold, vibrant spices you'd hope for from this style of cuisine.

Our take out meal was exceptional. It is rare nowadays to pick up an order from any restaurant or…read morefast food and have the order right and the food excellent! Big smile on my face tonight.

Near the bottom (not the worst, but close competition) Chinese place in the city. Many dishes come…read morewith cucumbers (not because they're Chinese, because they're cheap) and they're disgustingly mushy wherever they appear. Sauces are thick with corn starch and not generally flavorful.

Hot pot was amazing and tasty. Just wish the table and the booth was cleaner and not sticky. The…read moresauce and appetizer was good, but be careful to read the label. The labels are not almost correct.

Been going here for years and the state is in now is the best I've seen yet and we always choose…read morethis over any others, and when we try new ones we always wish we went here again instead.

Interior is beautiful and ridiculously clean. Service was fast, attentive, and super friendly. The…read morevibe of the restaurant itself is peaceful and warm-- it's also not super crowded-- at least it wasn't when we went in. The food is crazy good and the price is even better, especially during the 11AM-2:30PM lunch times. Loved everything about it.

I cannot think of a single thing that would have improved my luncheon experience…read more I was greeted immediately and invited to sit anywhere I ordered a $15 lunch special: Sichuan Crispy Fish that came with a mound of steamed rice and an exquisite spring roll -- crispy and packed with flavor My best decision was to upgrade for $2 for a cup of the best hot and sour soup EVER Please overlook the neighborhood and take a shot at some genuine Sichuan food Note --the crispy fish was really spicy, so don't ask for more spice The portion was so generous that I would have hade the leftover boxed, but I was staying at a hotel, so sadly had to say goodbye to at least a third if not a half of what they served me Also there were only two other tables occupied when I got there at opening time (11:00am) but it was clear they also do a brisk take out business If you want the real deal in great Chinese food, don't pass this one up if you are in downtown!

Came here when they first opened and was not impressed but decided to come back recently when they…read morestarted offering their build your own ma la tang bowl! I love the build your own option as you can put however much or little of any ingredient you want. They had multiple broth options, and I am most excited for their dry pot options (they did not have this when I went). They charge by weight, and will bring your cooked bowl to you (you get a number so that's how they identify you) Overall I would come back again!

We came hehe recently as we heard that they expanded their menu by offering malatang style option…read morewhere you can pick what you want to eat and just pay by the weight ($13.99 a pound). You also get to choose what style broth you want. The quality of items were good. I opted for the mushroom broth and was pleasantly surprised at how good it was. Overall, its nice that they added this option.