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New Hunan Kitchen

3.7 (97 reviews)
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Open • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Casual
Quiet
Good for kids
Good for groups

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Cashew Chicken lunch & egg drop soup
Amy W.

I found my new go to Chinese restaurant in Wilsonville. This was amazing and the price wasn't inflated like other places I have ordered from. I just wish there was an option for fried rice in the uber eats app. The food was still very good!

Family dinner appetizer plate for three.
John E.

We live in Vancouver, and we were in the mood for Chinese food and miniature golf. Hard combo to get in one place, so to the handy-dandy Yelp app I went to find Chinese food near Bullwinkle's in Wilsonville. And once again the Yelp app delivers big!! It directed me to New Hunan Kitchen. The menu looked good, the reviews were above average for a Chinese place, so we hopped in the Yelpmobile and headed south. It was easy to find, right off the last Wilsonville exit, in a mini-mall. We walked in and it looked like your pretty typical Chinese place, on the upside it was clean. We got menus and water glasses and it became apparent that to feed two adults and a teenage boy we needed to do the family dinner for three. We ordered happy family, General Tsao's and Szechuan Beef, but it also came with sweet and sour chicken and a boat load of appetizers and soup. The soup came first, I got the hot & sour, the Wife and the Tax Deduction got the Egg Flower. Both were excellent, the hot & sour was nice because it was not overloaded with pepper like so many places do. Our appetizers we next, a mounded plate filled with barbecue pork, fried shrimp, and crab wontons. All three were excellent. Before long the entrees started coming out. Sweet and Sour Chicken was first. Yes, I know, it's the throw away dish usually, but here at New Hunan the breading was so light and not greasy, it caught us off guard. As we enjoyed that the Szechuan Beef came out follow by General Tsao and finally the Happy Family. We, as a family, consider ourselves quite the experts on General Tsao's Chicken, we've had the best Portland and Vancouver have to offer. It did not look the same as some places, but the taste was amazing and we made short work of that platter. Service was excellent, everything was clean, there was some TVs with sports on in various corners of the dining area. We wobbled out of there filled to the brim with good food and went to walk it off with 18 holes of miniature golf. I kicked both their butts too, but then again it was my birthday and I think they let me win.

29. Sweet & Sour Chicken with pork fried rice combo
Nhi L.

Absolute gem hidden away in a rundown strip mall. Food was great, not too sauced, and the fried food we ordered was perfectly crispy. Will definitely make this my go to spot. At first it seems super empty, but after people watching, enough people trickled in and there was a revolving door of to go orders. Service was prompt and polite. Support local!

Hot and Sour Soup

Tasty food for hungry people, in a small strip mall space. I had the hot and sour soup, and the Kung Pao Tofu (mild) lunch. My dining partner had the egg drop soup and Kung Pao shrimp (regular) lunch. "Mild" might be "medium" elsewhere; it was perfect for me. The portions were generous, and the service was quick and friendly. The decor is a mix of red paper lanterns, Christmas, St. Patrick's Day, and random. The formica tables and booths were clean. We'll be back.

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Its actually a 4 star but im giving it a 1 because I didnt get fortune cookie.the food is really good

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Have not gotten food from here in quite some time. I know why, Ended up getting sick at 1am from the horrible food! Will never go back!

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Fabulous food and very charming service. We will certainly return again! Easy access from I-5.

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This is a great neighborhood restaurant with reliable taste and great food. Highly recommended!

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This is my family's favorite local restaurant. Their food is amazing and the staff is always so kind. I highly recommend this restaurant!

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A lot of food for price, this is the kind of place we used to when I was growing up. Good comfort food and very reasonable price.

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