Chinese Restaurant

Wow! Delicious! I've never had Chinese food like this! I ordered the special steamed chicken and it was delicious and so was the dipping sauce. My partner ordered the shrimp and eggs and it was SO flavorful and delicious, he nearly finished the whole plate himself! This was our first time here and we will definitely be back, there's so much more stuff to try!

Invited here with a group, have no knowledge of exact dish or price? Ate family style. The calamari was ok but too salty, the poached chicken was decent, the tempura crab was ok, the greens were good. The soft tofu was good and the chicken feet soup was ok. Very authentic but not impressed with flavor, was too mild tasting not much spice. Service was decent, kept the tea flowing. No complaints. Overall ok place 5.5/10. Prefer duck house or taste of Sichuan.

Kenny’s is the best spot for authentic soups, congee & other traditional Chinese/Hong Kong style delights. I’ve been coming here for well over a decade. The beef brisket wonton soup (add extra wontons) is out of this world! The chili oil they provide is the perfect compliment. You can chose from several different noodles, too, which is awesome! So thankful Kenny’s is still thriving as it’s truly an old school gem in the hood…

Kenny's Noodle house is a fantastic place to enjoy authentic Cantonese noodles & wontons. They prefer you use cash but will still accept card. Three large and filling bowls will cost you $45~55 (without tip) and feed 3-4 people easily. They have lots of options and ample parking. They offer complimentary hot tea but also have a delicious homemade soy milk that can be served hot or cold. The soymilk is on the sweeter side so for those who like a less sweet one I would steer away from it. We ordered their braised beef brisket, shrimp wonton + noodles, & shrimp dumplings. We did not try their veggie appetizers but I am sure they are also very good too.

12/22/24 Sunday at 11:30 am. It was my first time at HK Cafe. Overall, I'd definitely go again 😊🤩 The wait time for the table depends on how many people are with you. I had a party of 9, so my wait time was a little longer than those who had a party of 2 or 4. I waited 15-20 mins before we were seated. The dim sum food was overall, good! The cost is about the same as other Dim Sum restaurants. The food selections, I would say... they have almost the same to similar items. There's a balloon artist at the restaurant! The balloons are free. However, for his time and efforts, he definitely deserves a tip! He did a great job! My kiddos got a ballon sword and shield and a reindeer ballon hat!🥰 Parking can be challenging if you go late. You may need to park further. Parking is free on the lots. There are other restaurants and stores nearby. Overall, do expect to wait to be seated. Check in with the hostess, and they will call your number. Come with an empty stomach and be ready to eat! 😋🤤🍽

The dimsum and the food is generally good and authentic. The service is poor specifically because of that one person, waiter (Older man) who was serving our meal at the time. We've had take-outs here before but this was our first time for dine-in. It was a Sunday evening, it wasn't very busy. First, I asked what soup was that on the picture, it looks good and I wanted to order it. He kind of yelled at me and said, " don't look at the pictures, just look at the writings". I wanted the one in the picture, but he seemed like he was getting impatient with me, so I just had to guess which one I want. Second, when this waiter was at the counter, so visible from our table, he was picking his nose (not just once but twice, Yikes!). Then we also saw him picking at his teeth! Go to the bathroom, please! Then he came over serving our dinner with Bare hands. Geez. This inappropriate behavior needs to be addressed by his supervisor ASAP. It's too gross and unsanitary to see at a restaurant. It should not be something we expect at somewhat nice restaurant. Now I feel like IF we go back, I'll have to look around first who's going to serve us. It's so gross, and you just can't make that stuff up!

Flavors were excellent and authentic! So many dishes I’ve never tried and then of course the classics I know and love! Will be back for sure.

09/01/2024 (Sun): The restaurant has a spacious and bright interior with about six round tables that seat eight people, making it perfect for large groups. We tried several dishes: Roasted Garlic Seafood Fried Rice in a Stone Wok ($18.95) Sizzling Ginger Oysters ($19.95) Szechuan Twice Cooked Pork ($18.95) Each dish was delicious, showcasing the chef's skill and flair. The oysters were large and plentiful, which was a nice surprise! 09/29/2024 (Sun) We ordered: Ma Po Tofu ($14.95) Farmers' Style Braised Pork ($18.95) Eggplant & Chicken Sauteed with Salty Fish ($18.95) Once again, everything was delicious, but personally, I wasn't a fan of the strong smell of the salty fish in the eggplant dish. However, aside from that, the dish itself was very tasty. As for Chinese restaurants, at least in my experience, they often have staff who aren't very friendly (sorry!). However, here, every staff member was smiling and very pleasant.

We have tried this place twice & both times great experience one dine in & second was take out . Nothing spilled & everything great portions . Will definitely be going back for dine in .

typical of what you'd expect for the restaurant but the food was definitely not what I'd hoped for. I got the kung pao chicken, expected something spicy. Very bland and unappetizing, I didn't ask for any modifications so this is how they normally prepare it. I would not eat here again, Panda Express has more flavor and is cheaper

This is our favorite go to authentic Chinese restaurant in Portland. The food is fresh, hot, and so delicious. The owner is very nice and knows us by name. It's nice to find a place in Portland where my family can order in their native tongue (Cantonese) and have a full conversation. Our favorite dishes that we pretty much always get is the salt and pepper fish, sweet and sour pork, and the Happy Family. We've tried many other dishes as well and they were all very good.

Also known as Chinese Delicacy, the menu features a nice selection of Chinese dishes. Not quite sure why there's Korean on the sign.

Absolutely awful! I’ve never had Chinese food that was prepared so poorly. Everything was flavorless. I don’t know how you can ruin fried rice … but everyone agreed that it was terrible. The sesame chicken arrived with no sauce for two orders. The “sauce” on the side was ketchup. The chunks of dried fried chicken tasted like the old oil that it was cooked in. The “spring rolls” were mushy and gross as well. The steamed dumplings arrived with no sauce and you guessed it … mushy with no flavor. We’ve all had great and not great Chinese food. But even the not great is still edible… this food was so bad that we chose to throw it away rather than eat it. So many better options. Stay away from this place.

I love this little gem 💎. The service is always great. Fresh ingredients. I'm obsessed with the Shrimp Kung Pao; shrimp is never overcooked, veggies still have their crunch and always a perfect heat!

Four of us went out to dinner in a Friday evening. They had a few other diners in the restaurant. The ambiance is clean and Spartan. The service was fast. We ordered three meals, family style. The shrimp chow mein and beef broccoli were amazing. The shrimp especially was crispy and fried but didn't have heavy breading or anything. The whole experience would have been worth it just for the shrimp The beef broccoli was standard in texture but had a great balance of beef with broccoli. The sauce was strong with ginger and was delicious. The third dish, garlic spare ribs tasted okay and the coating was crisp and light. However, the meat was tough and rubbery. We definitely didn't finish that dish and it was not a good choice. The cost was reasonable for what we ordered and the portions were adequate to feed us all - even without eating the spare ribs. Overall, I'd love to try this restaurant again, just some more dishes.

Food was ok. Lamb was very oily. Pineapple prawns were good. Not many choices for non spicy food. Rice cost extra.

The food is good the atmosphere is 30 years old 1 waitress and she kept forgetting our tea so that took forever she's pleasant but forgetful. If we come back another time we will get it to go we will definitely not be eating inside again

Yikes! I'm not sure how this place has so many good reviews, maybe it's better in the restaurant and we got to go. Everything tasted so bland. We tried chicken lo mein, beef lo mein, salt and pepper shrimp, orange chicken, sweet and sour chicken, beef, and broccoli. There was hardly any beef in beef and broccoli. Salt and pepper shrimp were delicious, and everything else was a miss! The prices are outrageous for the actual lack of flavor. There are much better Chinese places in the neighborhood.

I grew up going here and had to go back on a recent trip home, it was such a pleasant surprise to see the bright and airy remodel, it looks so good! I've always been a fan of their food, the perfect crispy and sweet deep fried goodness you can't help but love. They've also added some new things to the menu too! We got the family style dinner special and it was even better than I remembered.

What a wonderful surprise! This restaurant was recommended by a family member, and we ended up making a reservation for our group of 12 for a birthday dinner. The service was outstanding from the first phone call all the way through to our server wrapping up our leftovers for us. The food was outstanding, generous portions, fresh beautiful vegetables, wonderful flavors. I would absolutely recommend them and hope to visit again next time we’re in the area!

02/16/2025 (Sun) The food here is always delicious, and the chef's skills are excellent. Today, we decided to try some dishes we hadn't had before. We ordered Steamed Clams ($22.95), Sesame Beef ($21.95), Sautéed Eggplant with Hot Garlic Sauce ($17.50), and Seafood Crispy Noodles ($14.50). Each dish was quite generous in portion, and they all came with rice, so we were absolutely full. Personally, I liked the eggplant the most. As for the seafood crispy noodles, the version at East Harbor is much better. The beef had a strong flavor, so having it with rice was a must. The clams were actually quite large, more like hardshell clams, and since the sauce was simple, it might get a bit monotonous unless shared with a group.

Really great food with big portion sizes. The fried rice has that authentic wok hei flavor iykyk and the honey garlic spareribs were delicious. I also got the fried whole crab which was $45 for those who want to know. I'll definitely be back

One of my favorite Chinese restaurants in Washington County, and I don't mind driving a bit out of my way to eat here. My family and I enjoyed going here while visiting the Tualatin area when I was a child, bringing me fond memories of the place, and it still holds up today. Their offerings are pretty typical, but they're reasonably priced and they have a lot to offer. I do appreciate that they have salt and pepper pork, which is one of my favorite dishes. They also have yummy hot and sour soup. I've always thought the atmosphere is pretty nice too, and it's quite clean.

First time trying and it was pretty good. I think I’d give it another shot sometime. It’s really hard to find good Chinese food in Oregon. Bar that connects had some sad service. Bartender clearly helped multiple people before my husband and I who had been sitting at the bar for a few minutes. Wouldn’t go in there again.