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    Wu's Open Kitchen

    3.8 (210 reviews)
    ModerateChinese
    Closed • 11:00 am - 8:30 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Dogs allowed

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    Jessica F.

    I would have given 5 stars but we went to Wu's Open Kitchen for my daughters 21st birthday because she loves the food and she wanted to have a cocktail. However; eventhough it was her 21st birthday they refused to serve her because, they say she needed to be one day older than 21 years old. That is the first time I have ever heard of that. In fact, she went into a liquior store and dispensory and was served ON HER 21st BIRTHDAY. My daughter did not want to aruge about the laws. We had a good dinner, with lots of food.

    Chicken Lo Mien, General Tso Chicken, Green beans
    Rachel A.

    For anyone unsure on whether or not to try this restaurant. I'd highly recommend going! Me and my family have been going to this restaurant for 20 years and have never once been disappointed. This is not only our favorite Chinese restaurant but favorite restaurant period. The staff are always really kind and even have our order memorized. Every time we've gone the service has been very good, they never make you wait super long to put your order in and they usually bring out your order in 10-15 minutes. They're always super attentive and at the end of the meal personally package up your left overs. Speaking of the food its amazing! We're usually a party of 4 or 5 but the portions are still big enough for us to take left-overs. Our favorite appetizers are the Dumplings in hot oil, spring rolls and egg flower soup. The dumplings in hot oil are so warm, soft, and pillowy and the mix of oil and peanut sauce works so well together. The spring rolls are served with the most delicious sweet and sour sauce for dipping and I personally really like the spicy mustard thats also served along with it. Our favorite entrees are the chicken lo mien, General Tso chicken (regular and spicy) and our favorite side dish is for sure the stir-fried green beans. Needless to say, I will come to this restaurant for many more years. I promise this is not sponsored haha i just genuinely love this restaurant so much. To anyone who made it to the end of this review thank you! And please go support this restaurant!!

    Fortune cookie

    Food was great with good vegetarian options, and the highlight for me is the complimentary jasmine tea!

    Lunch Menu 11-3-22

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    Great fresh food at a good price, plus it's cooked in front of you. It's our new favorite

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    The most amazing food ever. Been going to their different locations since I was a kid. Also very nice & diligent workers :)

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    Always had to go orders but food is delicious and is def our go to at the Crouley house !

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    I took my son here for dinner and he said it was the best Chinese food he has ever had. Great General Tao's chicken. Great service.

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    The cocktail, the foods were so good! Literally the best price in town . Sesame chicken is sooooooo yummy! I cant wait to be back!

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    Kuang's Kitchen

    3.9(384 reviews)
    4.2 mi•Southwest Portland
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    We were looking for a new Chinese restaurant and found Kuang's Chicken off of Capitol HWY down the…read moreroad from PCC Sylvania, its located right next to the 7-11 in a small shopping center. As you walk in your are greeting by a friendly staff member, they will sit you down at your choice of table. Its a small by cozy dining room. Their menu has all of your favorites , from appetizers, soups, noodles to Mu Shu Dishes. We came in during lunch, on the back of their menu you will find the the lunch specials within various proteins, veggie, noodle of fried rice options. Be warned, you get your choice of Spring roll or BBQ Pork with Fried rice "or" just Hot and Sour soup. The important distinction that is missing in their menu is the word "or". I wanted hot and sour soup, as my order was taken, I asked for clarity , I ordered Hot and sour Soup, and ask not to have rice, she then asked if I wanted an egg roll so I assumed it was one of the other options as a side that came with the food, it did not but I did not understand this until later on. So be ware. The food portions are large, my son ordered the General Tso's Chicken, its marked as spicy but it was not spicy, the taste of this dish was very good, the sauce had great flavor. I ordered the Kung Pao Chicken also marked as spicy, it had a slight kick but nothing major, it had good flavor but not a lot of veggies, it did have a good portion of chicken. So then we both get a cup of fried rice to the table, and sweet and sour sauce and an egg roll. I did not think anything of it based on the way the menu was laid out within the lunch special. The only thing that I found odd is that I ask not to have rice but still got rice, I figured it was an oversight. A few min went by and I never got the hot and sour soup so I moved on and finished my meal. They also serve hot tea which was very good. When we asked for to go containers they were brought to us quickly. After your meal, you will need to go to the counter to pay, she handed me our check and I asked her for clarification around the lunch special, so you can choose either BBQ Pork or a Spring roll, which either choice comes with Fried Rice but if you want Hot and Sour Soup, you would not get a spring roll or fried rice. We pay our bill which seemed a bit high since each dish is 9.95 but we did not stop to question it more. We get to our car and the employee comes running out the door asking me to come back in, she had given us another persons bill so we were overcharged, I am very thankful that she come out to correct the issue. I would share that its a two person operation, the waitress is very direct and short but she is running around doing multiple things at a time. Given our overall experience I gave them a 4 star rating, the food quality and taste is overall good, the service is what it is, the pricing is very affordable, I would also check their food safety scores, they are slightly concerning.

    We usually get take out so can't comment on service or ambience. The food is good and the portions…read moreare large. Great prices round out the appeal. The hot sour soup is full of flavor and has the right sour to spice. Bbq pork was moist and tender. We had the pea pod chicken and Mongolian beef. The chicken was tender and plentiful. The beef could have been crispier for me put that's my preference. Good basic , fast, affordable Chinese in the neighborhood.

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    Lee's Kitchen

    3.3(195 reviews)
    2.3 mi
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    One of the oldest restaurants in the area, this place has been serving customers since 1983. I can…read moreunderstand why the reviews are mixed. The restaurant hasn't been renovated in a very long time, but it has a loyal customer base. While we were there, we saw several regulars who proudly support the restaurant because it has become a tradition for them over the years. We tried the chicken garlic wings, honey walnut prawns, and pork fried rice, along with the complimentary tea. The food was tasty, the portions were satisfying, and the service was friendly and attentive. If you're looking for ambience, this may not be the place. But if you appreciate long-standing family-run restaurants with good food, it's definitely worth a visit. Do support places like this--they're part of the community and deserve to stay around.

    41 years ruined by new ownership…read more Called in a take out order, new woman answered. Upon pick up, I noticed the booths in the dining room were gone, so obviously something more has changed. Prices were significantly more, like $5 more for the same combo as a year ago.... Okay, everything is going up. She brings out my order in a plastic lunch container, I look at her dumbfounded and say I ordered the number 10 dinner combo, and it should be 4 boxes of food, and it's incredibly light. She assures me it's what I ordered. I get out to the truck and peek inside, and there is about 3/4 of the normal food and only a small scoop of fried rice. I walked back in and asked, yup new ownership as of 7 months ago. I point to my T-Ball picture from 1987 on the wall and express my displeasure with the changes. -Red sauce was gelatinous and appeared to have been thawed -Soy Sauce is a different brand, Lucky (I loved the Double High brand, salty not sweet) -BBQ Pork is now bright red, no lacquer glaze, dry and sliced way too thick -Sesame Chicken has no sesame seeds in the batter -Pork Fried Rice has only the smallest flecks of bbq pork, dry and very small portion. -Fried Shrimp was the closest to previous, but still seemed off. Not sure I will be back. I'm heart broken as my hometown Chinese place of 41 years just died a silent death while I wasn't looking. I grew up with the previous owners son and although change is never easy we thank the Lee's for all the wonderful food and wish them a happy retirement. As for the new ownership, get your sh!t together or you'll never survive. $20 for the same combo I've been ordering for decades is laughable. I always had leftovers, but none this time as the portions are that small.

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