Ordered: -Pork Belly Gua Bao…read more-Lou Rou Fan (Braised pork over rice) -Xiang Chang (Taiwanese sausage) Pro: -All the food was really good! We were impressed by how tender all the braised meats were. Our favorites were the Pork Belly Gua Bao & Taiwanese sausage (grilled and in a slightly sweet sauce). We will be back! -Friendly staff -Fun decor that makes you feel like you are in Taiwan! -Plenty of parking in an unassuming plaza -They have happy hour prices ($1 off drinks & braised items) Con: -We wish they had more Taiwanese dishes, but it is understandable since they focus on making their current menu items well

服務爛的跟渣一樣。水都不給還要主動開口要！要完水後也不曾來倒水！ 這樣很好意思強制18%小費！ 兩位女店員的臉臭的好似我欠他錢一樣.從頭到尾只顧著玩自己的手機…read more拜託別鬧了餐廳不是這樣經營的 也別說是台灣餐廳拜託因為在台灣沒有這麼爛的店 Btw餐點真的普普通通 微波爐的聲音倒是很刺耳 我的小費可能是給微波爐的吧 Terrible service ! Charge me 18% service fee but not even served a cup of water (not until I request it ) And the food were made by microwave Waitress just sitting there focus on her phone rather than do her job

You know it's legit Chinese restaurant when they have Chinese on the menu and playing Chinese TV…read morechannel lol The master Kong is a famous instant noodle brand in china so I'm not sure if they're related The beef flank is well stewed and goes well with either noodle or rice. Just wish it has more tendon on it The northeastern style potstick is very crunchy. Meat is tight and bouncy but I still prefer the traditional styled potstickers with some juice in it The pan fried bun is a failure. Dough is too thick and there is no juice at all. Very dry to eat Price is very good. Comes with three different types of sauce for free. Some free parking outside. Very nice waitress.

The food is okay, but you can find better jianbing at Bing Mi. The service when I was picking up my…read moreorder today after work was atrocious though. Normally I wouldn't care that much about service, but when a lady in a tacky light pink blazer tries to berate me for not having my order window still up on my phone to prove what my name and order was then we have a problem. What's the point of me providing my name and phone number in the order if you also must see my actual order on my phone? There wasn't even any customers in the restaurant while I was there picking up my order and there were only a few orders on the bench. I offered my name and that I was there for pick up, and I was happy to wait there patiently but this lady demanded to see the order on my phone because she couldn't find any order under my name. I must've closed the paid for order window on my phone on accident so I offered her my license to show her my name, but she got upset, huffed, and said "How are we supposed to give you your order if you don't show us what you ordered?" I did know what I ordered though because it was only 2 things, but she never asked me what I ordered or any other identifying information. Anyways, I ended up quickly finding my own order and she tried arguing that the order didn't say my name (I think she just couldn't read it cause it looks like their ink was running out on their order printer, but I was able to make out my own name and phone number on the order). I finally got my order though after I recited my phone number (which was on the order printout right in front of me so I could've lied anyways if that's what she was actually concerned about, but logic was thrown out the window from the very beginning). Anyways TLDR: service sucked. I won't be going back. You can find the same menu items with way better service at the Master Kong on SE Hawthorne.

I want to give this place a better review. We love their food and is total sympathetic to small…read morefamily restaurants but their inconsistent hours and long closures are really confusing me. We've always looked past the fact that our orders take 45 min to make, we learned to call ahead if we go dine in. Or wait long time to go pick up our takeout. But the unexpected closures and the weird hours is really making me not care for this place anymore.

Move along, at least for me there is nothing to rave about here…read more We decided to order some appetizer/small eats out of curiosity. We normally eat at the GREAT Chinese stir fry joint next door. Chive pancakes mushy and too oily, radish cakes had no flavor, pork and cabbage buns were okay but rather bland. Maybe it was an off night, maybe they've had better days, but what I had did not compell me to want to come back... You're better off finding other Asian eateries nearby unless Taiwanese style dishes is a must.

This is my FAVORITE place to eat in Portland, no cap, this is an industry city and I've yet to find…read moresomewhere that I like more! The food is consistently very good, it comes out fast, and the staff is always super chill and nice. Everything here is delicious, if you love Thai cuisine, trying to find somewhere in Portland might be overwhelming with all the amazing options, but look no further than Khao Moo Dang!

Quick and friendly service! I love going to small hole-in-the-wall restaurants and while not quite…read morea hole in the wall, this small and busy restaurant gave me similar vibes! Ordered at the counter and was able to grab one of the last seats available. I ordered the Khao Moo Dang and it was delicious! The sauce was very rich with flavor and the pork belly was very crispy. The dish was very filling with many diverse flavors and I was not disappointed in my choice at all. Excited to come back again in the near future!

The food was AMAZING! Please get the marinated cucumbers and boba milk tea! We got double…read moreservings!! We practically ordered the whole menu! It was so good!!!

If I could give more stars I would! Not our first time and still just as good! Cocktails, apps,…read moremains so good

easily the most tasty food in Portland , i know its a big statement , but you must try it to…read morebelieve , wether you're vegan or not - truly AMAZING highly recommend !

Brunch in Portland, Oregon…read more.. After I read reviews about Portland's Chinatown, I searched for a dimsum place outside of Chinatown and found Jade Rabbit I liked the name of the place and saw that they had two kinds of rabbit-shaped dimsum! Another cool thing is that their menu is vegan... that means that I don't have to worry about dairy products that give me pain. We found free street parking about a half a block away and waited for Jade Rabbit to open at 11am. We didn't have reservations, but we're seated immediately. The decor was great! I enjoyed looking at all of the Rabbit figurines! The furniture was colorful and the convenient restroom had interesting decorations, too! The service was okay. Some items were not available and our server recited the list that included chow funn. Shucks! She came back later and said that the chow funn was, in fact, available... yay! Our server seemed a bit nervous as her hand shook and placed the special menu upside-down... LOL! We won't bite you! She recommended the Ube Jam drink - it was made with coconut cream... yes! The chow funn was a bit bland. We added some soy sauce. The Puto Pao Bunny Bao had an unusual flavor - maybe the brown sugar can be omitted because the black garlic and vegan pork might be fine without it? The Jade Rabbit Dumplings also could be more savory. Something was off... and the filling was a bit sparse. Anyway, maybe we could have ordered better, but we got what we wanted! Thank you for the cute food! Note: 22 percent is added to the bill - so no need to tip.

Customer service, fantastic! Very outgoing and enthusiastic. Love to see it! However the food okay…read more Got the braised pork noodles. Noodles were cooked perfection, the braised pork was very salty and had an extremely overpowering star anise flavor. It lingered in the mouth and tongue like Szechuan pepper, but star anise flavor. Eww. So much so that I only took two bites, waited til I got home and added steamed rice to balance the flavor. Even that didn't work :( so the service is a 5! The food is a 2.5.

Their Taiwanese foods were sooo good!! I will not gush over all the yummy stuffs they have! Food…read moreline for this truck is well deserved!! How they can pull off fried dough (yiou tiao) is beyond me! Will be back soon! Great ambiance walking through the Farmers Market! Wish they'll get a storefront soon!

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.