My family and I stopped by at 6:00 p.m. on a Saturday evening and we were able to immediately get…read moreseated, despite there being three concurrent large banquet celebrations going on in the restaurant. Unlike most Cantonese restaurants which stop dim sum service in the early afternoon, this restaurant actually offers dim sum all day. On top of this, prices were incredibly reasonable across the board, and portions sizes were quite generous as well. Between the seven in our party, we split two orders of siu mai, an order of char siu bao, taro puffs, steamed spare ribs, an jelly fish appetizer, a plate of char siu, steamed gai lan with oyster sauce, and stir fried noodles with beef. The quality of dim sum is quite good. The siu mai was tender and larger than your average piece of siu mai. The spare ribs were meaty, tender, and didn't contain too much fatty, grisly parts. The only dish that could've been better was the char siu pork, which I felt was too lean, and lacked a bit of flavor. To be honest, lean pork is actually what some folks prefer, so your milage may vary here. The dish that I enjoyed the most was the stir fried noodles with beef. The beef was incredibly tender -- likely the result of velveting with cornstarch, the noodles were well-seasoned, and garnish of raw bean sprouts provided a nice crunchy texture to the dish. This dish was so large, there was enough for everyone to go back for seconds. If you're looking for a Chinese spot that serves tasty food without breaking the bank, H K Cafe is a wonderful option. I would gladly stop by here again.

I had a really disappointing experience at HK Dim Sum today. One of my favorite dishes is the fried…read moreshrimp ball, but as soon as I took my first bite, it tasted sour and spoiled. It was so bad that I had to spit it out immediately. I called the server over to let them know because I didn't want anyone else to eat it. The response I got was that "maybe the hot weather made it taste like that." That explanation was disappointing. If the food has gone bad because of the weather, it shouldn't be served to customers in the first place. I've eaten enough to know the difference between fresh food and spoiled food, and this definitely tasted off. This was my first experience like this at HK, and it left a really bad impression. I hope they pay closer attention to food quality and freshness so other customers don't have the same experience.

We came in with a group of 17 and Jason took care of everything! Appreciate your hospitality and…read moreattentiveness sir!

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.

Date: 03/29/2026…read more Ordered: Beef Stew Noodles Soup Price: $10.45 Amount: Good for one person. Taste: Loved this one. They have many other delicious items that my colleagues ordered. Would like to try more of their items. They have good veg options too. Service and Ambiance: All good! Do I recommend this place? Of Course! Update: Date: 05/16/2026 (2nd Visit) Food: Spicy Beef Pancake Roll Price: $10.50 Taste: Loved it! Food: Chicken and Vegetable boiled wonton in Hot and Sour Sauce (6 pcs) Price: $7.95 Taste: Very good. It tastes better with any soup noodles. I had with beef stew noodles soup.

Some of the best food in the Portland Metro. Great view of the waterfront and amazing cuisine…read more Service can be kind of spotty though. Last two times I've been here my date and I straight up never received waters. Waiters very rarely check in on you. This last time I made a reservation 6 hours ahead for a window seat just to have settle for a regular table because the window seats were all taken.

If you love XLB you'll find this place very pleasing. Super juicy!…read more Staff were very nice and tentative! Place looked super clean. Biggest concern for anyone coming would be just a little bit of luck for parking. Other than thay, worth a try for sure! Recommend, honey walnut shrimp, eggplant and of course XLB!

Thought it was related to the Duck house Chinese restaurant in LA but seems not…read moreWaiter recommended the soup dumpling and it was indeed really good. Lots of juice and thin wrap. Unfortunately some wrap were broken so it's already dried but mostly fine The dry pot is ok. Huge amount of meat though. Way too much meat. Couldn't finish it. Can ask for various level of spicy. Typical price for a Chinese restaurant and have discounted lunch menu Also had basil chicken for lunch, lots of meat but not enough basil. More sweet pepper than basil

I'm a big fan of Bao Bao for a tasty snack well under $10. The chicken curry Bao and pork Bao were…read morereally tasty. Each was $3.80. Standard chili oil in little cups to go if you like it. Counter service and the baos were ready immediately. I want to come back for the other offerings. Clean shop with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating right before the east side entrance to the burnside bridge.

Stopped here after visiting the Matcha Project and got the spicy tofu bao. The bao texture is…read moreincredible. The tofu and noodles and veggies inside could have been a bit better cooked, but the flavor was good. I would come back here and try other bao but was a bit limited since I'm a vegetarian, but was happy to see that they did have some options. Service was quick and efficient. I ordered and immediately got my bao. There are a few tables inside, but I got mine to go and it came in this pretty packaging. The bao was pipping hot. I almost burnt my hand.

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!

We came here last night as a last minute thanksgiving dinner and had an amazing meal. The…read morerestaurant was open it's regular hours despite being the holiday and was surprisingly busy. This is your typical Chinese restaurant but they have dim sum all day. The food was great and came out fast, the duck and roasted pork was our favorites. There are quite a few Chinese restaurants in the area but this is one that I frequent pretty often.

Kenny's is a Cantonese Noodle House in the Portland area. The specialize in wonton noodles. They…read moreserve other Canto favorites like congee. The wontons and sui kai that they serve are good. My wife's complaint about it was that they don't give you much. My daughter's wonton noodle soup only came with 4 wontons. My beef brisket and sui kau over noodle came with 3 both 3 pieces of meat and three sui kau. We get a little more in Southern California. My wife kept complaining to me about not enough wontons and meat. The Saipan congee didn't come with very many ingredients. The food was itself was pretty good. The portion was not. Service was good. The boss lady seemed to know all her customers, and knew her customer's usual orders. It's a good place. It's not the 626 or even Richmond (Vancouver). It might be the best in the area.

We came here for lunch. It as rainy and cold and we want some comfort food. We were seated…read moreright away. The server brought us menu and hot tea. We ordered Shrimp and Pork Wonton Noodle Soup and Beef Brisket Noodle Soup and Preserved Egg and Pork Congee with Chinese Donut. The food came out quickly. The Congee is so fulfilling. Lots of good ingredients to comfort the chill of the weather. Then our noodle soup came and everything was delicious. Big portions of shrimp and pork wontons. There was about six wontons in the soup. The beef brisket was delicious. Very flavorful and hearty. This is a must go for some good home cooked comfort noodle soup and congee. There are about 77 different types of wonton noodles soup and congee. Many different types of protein and you could definitely mix and match and share.

Peking . Been wanting this dish for Christmas din din since I first saw a Christmas Story. Soo…read moregood. Take the crispy duck with a little meat on the skin, put it in the soft bao bun with some sliced cucumber and some hoisin sauce. Wham o. That's a fried donut with condensed milk Oh and it comes with the rest of the meat diced up with some veggies and lettuce to wrap and eat. We were finished eating the skin, ready to la and they rolled out the meat :/. We asked for it to go. Remember you get this fish as well when you order the duck! Will be back. Was told they did 100 ducks for this past year!

We came in for lunch thinking there's a lunch special (saw a menu and didn't look at the date)…read more There's only one other table and this place is really more of a dinner or bigger party place because the portions are family size. We ordered the fried rice and seafood with Japanese tofu. They're both good and met my expectations. It'll be my meal for the next couple days too! Next time, I'll return with more people so we can try more dishes.