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HK Bistro

3.8 (36 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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HK Brown Sugar Boba Milk Tea
Natalia G.

Brown sugar boba had yummy flavor! Soup dumplings were good with the chili and soy sauce. The shrimp ones were not my favorite, and the texture was very rough. I don't think I'd eat here again.

Pork Belly(5) and HK Street Curry Fish Balls & Daikon.

The menu picture of the pork belly is quite misleading, menu picture looks like cha-siu but it is braised pork belly in reality. Could barely taste the curry in the curry fishball and fishball is kinda dry too.

Roast Duck/Chashu Combo Rice Bowl, Shrimpy Wonton Soup(6 each), pork bun
Laura L.

Out of the food we got, that chashu was so good! Duck was not bad for it being at one of these quick eats place! Wontons were alright - partner really liked the spicy numbing sauce with it. Pork bun was also just alright. Ordered at the kiosk, and service was quick.

Har Gow (4pc)
Jez V.

I loved that HK bistro opened up here! It's one of the better options at the food hall and probably my first choice, to be honest. Loved their shumai, serving sizes were huge and so worth it. We really enjoyed what we ordered! Pro tip: if there's a line, scan their QR code to order online so you can pick up at the counter instead! They are so quick to prepare your food.

Andrew A.

Know where you're at (the base of the fricki'n Ritz Carlton) before lashing out against the high prices. That said, we were moderately satisfied with this food venue. The crispy shrimp rolls is one I haven't seen too often, real good. A little less pleased with the Cucumber Salad as there's too much Wood Ear mushroom. The Char Siu was decent. Touch screen ordering, but no hand sanitizer, gross! Service was friendly.

Shu Mai - Meatball of Legends (4pc) and Seafood JiaJangMyeon
Jason C.

I've been here a few times and have been pleasantly impressed with the quality of their food. I came here today after craving their shumai, and it does not disappoint! Really meaty and rich! The noodles I tried for the first time today since I wanted a bit more food. Noodles were well-cooked. I thought it was just a big salty. Otherwise, I felt pretty satisfied with my meal.

Xiao long bao, pork buns, skewers, and cheongfun.
Sam M.

Stopped in for a quick bite and had their Xiao long bao, pork buns, skewers, and cheongfun. Absolutely delicious, everything was super flavorful and savory and it was great to get to experience the new food hall and check out all of the different options in the space. We didn't have enough rice noodle to meat balance in our cheongfun and they very kindly gave us some extra, amazing service and will definitely be back!

Ploy N.

Part to the Flock food hall, this spot is one of the more popular one in the market. All the food was made fresh. Their Shumais were some of the biggest and juiciest I've had! Very tasty. The Half & Half Char Siu and Roasted Duck Plate was a great choice to same their different meats. Both were super flavorful and well-cooked. Definitely a great choice for food!

Laura C.

Located in the Flock food court. Ordered the steamed BBQ buns & chicken/duck rice and broccoli plate. They were all average. The plate could use a little more flavoring. Would probably try something else next time.

Pork dumplings
Elizabeth B.

Their location in block it's pretty convenient to be able to try different types of food all at once. I tried their dumplings, which were pretty good. I would get them again if I was coming back to flock. They could've used a side of dipping sauce though.

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5 months ago

One of the few places in Portland where you can get true Hong Kong comfort food done right.

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5 months ago

The beef noodle soup was amazing -- rich broth, tender beef, and perfect noodles. Definitely coming back weekly.

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5 months ago

The French toast and milk tea combo is incredible. Feels like a real Hong Kong café experience.

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5 months ago

Service was super friendly and the staff gave great recommendations. You can tell they care about the food.

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5 months ago

The milk tea here is legit. Smooth, strong tea flavor, and perfectly balanced sweetness.

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5 months ago

Everything we ordered was excellent, especially the baked pork chop rice. Huge portions and worth every dollar.

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5 months ago

Their crispy chicken and curry dishes are incredible. Tons of flavor without being too heavy.

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5 months ago

Probably the best Cantonese-style food I've had in Portland. The wok hei on the fried noodles was spot on.

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6 months ago

Great atmosphere, delicious food and fast service. They had the delicious chicken feet everyone is afraid of, and they had duck as well!!!

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7 months ago

Love to do takeout! The dim sum and duck is fabulous. I call in as it can take 15 minutes for your food to be ready

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11 months ago

You have a choice of either completely bland and flavorless or ridiculously salty. And forget about the boba drinks. Would not recommend!

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Excellent Cuisine - 31. Hot and Sour Soup

Excellent Cuisine

3.8(266 reviews)
5.3 mi•Montavilla, Southeast Portland
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Came on Monday (Labor Day holiday) at open at 9:30am - plenty of parking. Note the lot was sort of…read morefull when we left at 10:30 with some aggressive cars vying for our spot. We came in with the early crowd rush and were waved directly to a table and ordered quickly from carts. We received tea and water right away (and people did come around to check occasionally). We only ordered from two dim sum carts because my friend hadn't tried dim sum really before and my daughter has limited interest in dim sum (4 yrs old). We got riblets, shrimp dumping, shu mai, sticky rice, xiao long bao, pork bao (char siu bao). We weren't offered more or the menu, but I think they looked at our table and decided we had plenty (we didn't try to order more or ask for a menu). If I was with my husband I would've gotten some radish cake and tripe and possibly a vegetable dish, but it seemed like overkill for the 3 of us since my kid would only eat xlb wrappers without soup. Food was great, my friend loved the shu mai and we had fun and paid promptly ($43) at the counter. Great spot and I'll go back!

We went to try the dim sum after hearing great words of it. The place is open and clean, service is…read morepretty fast. The staff is fairly friendly. Tea comes fast. We tried a few types of dumplings, rice noodle rolls, pork rib-lets, lotus leaf rice, bakery items, etc. The bakery buns with egg yolk are the best, and the shrimp dumplings as well as chive dumplings are very good, too. Rib-lets were a disappointment, won't ever order it again. Other items are ok. Overall good food and service.

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Excellent Cuisine - Schezwan style fried chicken

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Xin Ding Dumpling House - Pork Xiao Long Bao Soup Dumplings

Xin Ding Dumpling House

4.2(425 reviews)
0.4 mi•Old Town - Chinatown, Southwest Portland
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a/c broken, not going back. Hot and uncomfortable. Good was ok. Sweating like a pig. Miserable…read moreexperience

I've had Xin Ding Dumpling House bookmarked for over a year, so I was excited to finally cross it…read moreoff my list while visiting family. Since we had our dog with us, we ordered everything to go and enjoyed it back at our hotel just down the street. Just a heads up if you're planning the same, there wasn't any outdoor dining available. Being from the SF Bay Area, one of the first things we looked for was Har Gow and Siu Mai, but they weren't labeled the way we're used to. After asking, we found out the Crystal Shrimp Dumplings are their Har Gow, and the Shrimp Siu Mai contains pork, which was exactly what we were looking for. We ordered two of each. We also ordered two Beef Chow Fun, Combination Fried Rice, Eggplant with Minced Pork, Sweet & Sour Spare Ribs, and three pear sodas. The dim sum absolutely hit the spot. The Har Gow and Siu Mai were well seasoned, nicely prepared, and exactly what we had been craving. The Beef Chow Fun was another winner. We were glad we ordered two because we found ourselves reaching for it more than the fried rice. The Eggplant with Minced Pork was also delicious. The eggplant was cooked perfectly -- tender without becoming mushy -- and the seasoning was right on point. I'm also glad we changed our order from the House Special Spare Ribs to the Sweet & Sour Spare Ribs. Unlike many versions, these weren't battered and fried, so the pork maintained a great texture while still being coated in a flavorful sweet and sour sauce. One unexpected favorite was the pear soda. It's made with Asian pear, so the flavor is much lighter and more refreshing than the sweeter pear sodas we're used to. The only hiccup? They're bottled with a traditional cap, and since we were staying in a hotel, we quickly realized we didn't have a bottle opener. Let's just say we got a little creative. One thing I really appreciated was that the staff noticed our large takeout order and packed it thoughtfully. They included six extra takeout containers, plenty of forks, chopsticks, and napkins, which ended up being incredibly helpful since we were eating in a hotel room with no paper plates or utensils. It's a small gesture, but one that definitely didn't go unnoticed. Overall, we were really happy with our meal. This place lived up to being on my bookmark list for over a year, and I'd happily come back the next time we're staying in downtown Portland.

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Pure Spice Restaurant - Braised beef with radish claypot

Pure Spice Restaurant

3.5(393 reviews)
5.3 mi•Montavilla, Southeast Portland
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It's been a minute so we came back after 9 years. The…read moredimsum is still bad, we didn't enjoy any of it. It's also more expensive than its competitors HK cafe (they blow them out of the water). I dropped around $60 for 4 dishes and the siu mai were mainly fatty. We also got chicken feet and it didn't taste right, very bland and overcooked. The shrimp noodles we got were also just very lack luster. The dining tables were sticky and just felt grimy. I wish they would get it together.

I've had so many positive experiences at Pure Spice, it's about time I write a review for this…read moreamazingly authentic restaurant. My husband's work took him to Shanghai a number of times, and he tells me our visits to Pure Spice remind him of some of his favorite restaurants he'd frequent there. Here's a fun tip! When your favorite Dim Sum places in Portland aren't serving, remember Pure Spice has a permanent Dim Sum menu they serve during all open hours. You'll find a lot of your favorites there. Visitors will find a daily specials board with listings written in Mandarin! This restaurant definitely has the "if you're in the know, you're in the know" kind of vibe. Just ask the servers to translate if you have any questions. And don't be sheepish about asking questions, or flagging someone down if you need anything. This place can get busy with a lot of regulars who may not respect first come, first served conventions. I don't know, I think it just adds to the local flavor - and makes me want to become a regular as well. Give Pure Spice a shot and let me know what you think!

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Pure Spice Restaurant - Exterior

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HK Bistro - dimsum - Updated October 2026

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