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    Liu's Garden

    2.5 (91 reviews)
    InexpensiveCantonese, Szechuan
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Onion rings with chicken finger batter...genius
    Heather F.

    We've ordered from here two times since my last review 3 years ago. We moved to the area 2 years ago and it's extremely close to home, decided to give it another go since our go to place is 30+ minutes away. The food is hit or miss, sometimes it's piping hot and so fresh and delicious, other times it's damn near inedible (chewy disgusting chicken, burnt dried up boneless ribs, undercooked crab rangoon, etc). When it's a good day, the food is pretty good, not my favorite but it hits the spot. My mom recently discovered their onion rings, they use the chicken finger batter to dip them in and wow, it's pure genius. They're delicious.

    New inviting dinnerware.
    J S.

    Disappointed tonight. I actually liked dining-in at lui's garden since they moved to their new place a while back. Today they did away with waitstaff and started making customers order at the register and call your number when your food is ready. I don't care for the new dine-in atmosphere where I eat in take out containers and the cheapest of cheap plastic utensils. In my previous visits the place was inviting and would even order a few drinks from their bar. Everyone that came in hearing this news with a bit of an awkward look. Another couple left after hearing the news. I can understand cutting costs, but seriously take away the one to two waitresses they previously employed at server pay? They are going to loose a lot more with the loss of customer returns that enjoyed eating in and socializing with a drink or two. This place is no longer inviting.

    Example of the smaller portion sizes.
    Erica M.

    We have been getting takeout from Liu's for a couple of years now and the food quality is excellent. However, recently, we've noticed that their normally very generous portion sizes have decreased significantly, over the couple of months. We used to be able to share one meal for two people; or if only one of us orders we usually have plenty left over for the next day. Not sure why and it's quite disappointing.

    a plate of broccoli and rice

    This was posted on a FB page then taken down! Not sure what kind of maggot/insect was found in their food but not even a refund was made. Avoid at all costs!

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    Always good food! Best crab Rangoon imo. Egg fu young is amazing. Lo main all flavors are a great pick.

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    God food at a good price and very fast! Great for a hungry family on a budget.

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    A great restaurant for delivery, I wasn't a fan of the fried rice but everything else was of a high quality a delicious.

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    Sichuan Kitchen

    Sichuan Kitchen

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    (253 reviews)
    43.5 mi
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    While I'm not exactly the most familiar with the food scene in Portland, I do have some level of…read morefamiliarity with authentic Chinese cuisine, and I can say with the utmost confidence that Sichuan Kitchen is some of the best I've tasted thus far. The restaurant is small, relatively quiet and decorated nicely. The service was very friendly. The menu seems to be very focused, showcasing a handful of shareable plates, vegetarian items, rice/noodle dishes and entrees with authentic Szechuan flavors. Boyfriend got spicy noodles and I got braised beef noodles. We also got a side of their homemade chili oil, and in response to this the server asked us if we wanted our meals to be extra spicy. How could we turn that offer down? As soon as that bowl of noodle soup came out, I knew I was in for a great meal. It smelled intoxicating. It was the angriest shade of red possible, which is exactly what I like to see when I'm eating something supremely spicy. The broth and chili oil were both full of flavor, the beef was tender and the noodles had a delightfully chewy texture. Taking everything into account, Sichuan Kitchen served me one of the most memorable dishes I've ever had. There's really no other way to put it. If you're in the area and you find yourself craving the authentic numbing spicy flavors of Szechuan Chinese food, Sichuan Kitchen is the answer.

    My wife, two sons, and I visited Sichuan Kitchen in July 2026 for an early dinner (5:00pm) on a…read moreTuesday night. Street parking a block away was easy to find at 5pm. The interior is pleasant with decorative paper lanterns on the ceiling giving the impression of "pillowy clouds". My two sons enjoyed the Zhong Dumplings (delicious mix of sweet and savory), which was the highlight of the meal. We also had 2 orders of the soup noodles with minced pork and 1 order of the braised beef noodles. A dish we shared was the fried green beans (which was very tasty). However, the soup dishes were slightly too salty. Also, the quantity of beef was slightly less than I had expected. That said, the service was attentive, and excellent (before the 6pm rush). Overall, we enjoyed our meal and would dine here again.

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    Pillow lanterns on the ceiling.
    Pillow lanterns on the ceiling.
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    Gong Pao chicken
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    My family and I have been coming to this place for over 10 years. It is the best and fastest…read moreChinese food we've ever had! The staff is very nice and recognizes us whenever we come back. We start off with table noodles and dip them in a mix of duck sauce and hot mustard. We always get the pu pu platter for 2 and it has more than enough food for the three of us (we always have leftovers). It comes with spare ribs, breaded chicken tenders, chicken wings, crab Rangoon, beef teriyaki, chicken teriyaki, and spring rolls. I recommend getting a side of the sweet and sour sauce for the breaded chicken tenders. We also get a side order of the pork fried rice, lo mein, and my mom gets the wonton soup. My dad also gets the scorpion bowl for 2. All the food is amazing and we've never had a bad experience here. Even the water tastes amazing! I couldn't recommend this place more, but also I want to gatekeep this place because it is so good!!! Please give this place your business!!!

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    Pork fried rice
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    Pu pu platter for 2, chicken lo mein, shrimp moo shu
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    65.3 mi
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    In early modern Britain and Ireland, the punishment for high treason was to be hanged, drawn and…read morequartered. I'll spare you most of the gory details of this punishment, which was meant to deter future traitors with its brutality, apart from the section in which the offender's entrails are burned before his eyes. Having eaten practically nothing all day, and after being turned away from Sanbada for an early closure, my date and I decided to try Mountain House, which she described as "authentic." Several mistakes were made. Principally, because my date is from Hunan, her definition of authenticity is not the kind of "spicy" Szechuan food I've come to love at restaurants like Noah's Kitchen. Instead, it compares to a 1599 incident in which the Jivaro people of modern-day Ecuador executed a corrupt Spanish governor by pouring molten gold down his throat. Starved, I ordered the La-Zi Chicken and shoveled two spoonfuls of it into my mouth, failing to note in the haze of hunger that the despite its name, the dish is at least 80% dried red chili peppers that have evidently been coated with military-grade pepper spray and subjected to a Satanic ritual to add to their flavor. Survivors of gunshot injuries on the battlefield report that because of the flood of intense adrenaline and psychological focus inherent to combat, they often don't feel a bullet wound at all until after the firefight is over. Indeed, for a few blissful seconds, my body communicated nothing but "ahh, food, finally," before lapsing into psychosomatic reenactments of various medieval punishments throughout the ages. As the intense stomach pains, sweating, and tears set in, I looked up to see the waiter, my torturer, standing beside the table. "You look like you're going through it," he grinned, rotating, I am sure, the handles of a rack just out of view. "This isn't even the spiciest thing on the menu, you know." The agony was hardly sufficient to smother my mental image of his same grin glimmering before the red light of dancing flames amid hot coals being shoveled down my throat. Reader, I survived, but just barely. Luckily, the same date who betrayed me to this fate is also a doctor who set two full bottles of Pepto-Bismol next to the couch where she instructed me to lay on my left side in the fetal position. Currently, my toilet is on a leave of absence while it is being treated for PTSD on an in-patient basis; I try to send it sympathy cards, but I don't think it will ever forgive me. Mountain House is not so much a restaurant as it is an experience of these historical events: it demands, like the best high school social studies teachers, that we do not shy away from history's horrors, but face them directly, so that in our humanity we choose definitively not to repeat them. I left these trials with a new appreciation for the suffering that people throughout history have been willing to subject one another to for political or social reasons, and thus recommend it with five stars for anyone who wishes to better understand the depths of human depravity.

    Very very solid Szechuan food. I've been here a couple times and still need to go back to try more…read moredishes. Would recommend: Sour cabbage fish (must get) Sliced beef in chili Chili wontons Mapo tofu La zi chicken

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    Mountain House
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    Liu's Garden - cantonese - Updated August 2026

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