I recently had lunch at Leewa’s, and I must say, it was an excellent experience! I ordered the pork dumplings (#3), and they were absolutely delicious. The broth was packed with flavor. I’m thrilled that Leewa’s has opened in Linnton!

This cart used to be out on Sauvie by Collin’s Beach and I was crushed when it was gone. Well, IT’S BACK! Do yourself a favor and go, it’s absolutely fantastic!

I don't get to come here often at all, but wish I could! The owner is so sweet and she remembers me every time. Their cart is at the back of the lot, but it is the best! Very delicious food, and big portions! We always order a little extra and we have a second meal the next day. I personally love the fried rice, both pork and chicken, mushroom chicken meal, the big steamed gyoza, and spring rolls. My family loves the orange chicken, egg flower soup, and much more. Please come visit and support them-you will not be disappointed!

Hands down the best Chinese food cart in Oregon. The greatest 🙌 walnut shrimp and Singapore rice noodles. And Hong Kong rice noodles. Overall menu is superb.

We’re so happy to finally find an authentic Szechuan food restaurant in NE Portland without going to downtown or Beaverton. The Mapo Tofu is the best with real tender diced beef. It’s very flavorful not like other restaurants with thick hot chilly sauce. Every dish we ordered tonight was very delicious. The staff and owner are very friendly. We will definitely come back again.

The Sichuan food here is really legit. Ask about their specialties! The mapo tofu was delicious, and I loved the beef chow fun. The smacked cucumber salad was great, and I could not stop eating it. The staff was great. Very helpful and friendly!

The food was delicious, so I made a special trip back for a second visit. The char siu pork 脆皮豬was crispy without any gamy taste. The turnip cake蘿蔔糕 was freshly pan-fried and seemed homemade—you could really taste the shredded radish inside. Each shrimp dumpling 蝦餃had a whole piece of shrimp and was quite large. This place is perfect for coming with a group. As for me, with my smaller appetite as a female, I ordered these dishes but ended up taking about half to two-thirds of it home.

The food here was delicious as usual. I came here for an early Chinese New Year celebration. At first, when I moved here, I ate at HK Cafe, but after a friend recommended this place and I noticed the difference, I started to come here more often! I try to come here at minimum once every 2 to 3 months. The egg tart, turnip cake, shrimp boiled noodles, and steamed BBQ pork bums are my favorites. My boyfriend loves the sticky rice wrapped in lotus leaf.

The portions were decent and everything tasted like it was cooked fresh. The servers were friendly and got our food back to us without a long wait. The only issue I had was they don’t offer combinations dinners/meals. If you want a dinner with General Tso and fried rice you have to pay for each separately. This wouldn’t be a big deal however it’s $18 for General Tso and $15 for fried rice making it $33 for a meal, and to be honest the foods not worth that price. I would expect this price at a higher end restaurant but this is a small hole in the wall restaurant with bad parking.

Food hit the spot! Was absolutely fresh and brought to our table once each dish was ready. Tea was fresh and hot as well. This is what I want when I am craving American Chinese cuisine, this exact experience. Location is decent to be honest. Atmosphere is what one could expect. But the good was fantastic. I will travel all the way from Vancouver time and time again for this exact food!

A very welcome addition to the neighborhood. The food is great, and the person I am assuming is the owner is friendly. I'll be back! EDIT: It's even better than I first thought. The owners are as nice as it gets, the dumplings are amazing, and my teenager asked me tonight if we could buy a bottle of the house-made chili oil because he wants more of it. This cart rules.

I was so sad when Jamie sold her restaurant because the dumplings were the best in Portland. Then I found out Jamie opened up a dumpling food cart. Her dumplings were sooo good. With her dipping sauce, it just takes it to next level. I wish her food cart was closer to my home.

Another video poker stop Basic bar with breakfast munch and dinner Chinese American food. Nice bar Close at 11. Video poker mostly go during the day. Friendly enough group. Decent service most always. I. My list of places I do enjoy going to.

Absolutely terrible customer service! Old woman who worked on Sunday morning on September 22nd, was rude and unprofessional. I was shocked to be asked for ID when ordering a simple cup of coffee. It’s absurd to have to show identification just to grab a cup of coffee at 7am on a Sunday morning (!) .The atmosphere felt unwelcoming, she didn’t bother to explain this policy, and her attitude was dismissive. She also brought frozen cream with my coffee, ignored when I tried to tell it and didn’t apologized for it. 0/5 would not recommend to go there and waste your time

Clean restaurant! There's slot machine, they have pinball machine and pole table. There's an atm machine inside there for cash withdrawal. They have a bar with a variety of alcohol drink. The Chinese food is great. They do karaoke 🎤 on Saturday. Parking is free and easy to find. Employees there are neutral, no sarcastic, conceited, or bad attitude. The waiting time for food was about 10-15 minutes.

I had a bad case of the flu for several weeks, I stopped by to have some hot and sour soup. The combination of roots, herbs & spices in that, breaks a cold down. Allowing me to sweat it out. For years I've used that Chinese soup recipe because it revitalizes my system and energized my immune system. Once again it did the trick, and it tastes fantastic. I ordered the combo plate too, absolutely wonderful. The food and service was great and being that was my first time there, I'll be back often. Now I have a Chinese restaurant to enjoy

I ate a good amount and still had a to go container. Huge portion, and quite flavorful. It is fairly priced based on portion size. 10/10 a must try.

My husband, son, and I ate here today. It is delicious, well cooked, and we will become regulars here. :) The sushi is phenomenal! The sweet and sour chicken and egg soup was outstanding! The happy family with their sauce kept me going for more bites! My son loved his fries and fried rice.

Best old school, Chinese-American restaurant that I've found in Portland. Their BBQ pork and Singapore curry noodles are my favorites. And there's a dive bar attached!

Unassuming building, quaint cute interior, amazing service and good food. This is the Chinese restaurant I've been looking for in Portland. Lunch special are worth the price of admission. Good sized portions and family friendly environment. Seems like lots of the surrounding neighbors regularly come here.

I had just finished an escape room nearby and was on the hunt for something satisfying when I stumbled across Chin’s Kitchen. It’s not fancy, and that’s usually fine by me—some of the best meals I’ve ever had came from hole-in-the-wall spots. When I walked in, the staff greeted me warmly, which was a great start. The space definitely has an older vibe and could use a bit of a refresh, but I was hopeful that the food would speak for itself. The menu was large—maybe too large—and I felt a little overwhelmed, so I asked the waitress (who seemed like the one in charge) to steer me in the right direction. She confidently told me the top three dishes on the menu, and I chose one of them: the shrimp dumplings. The smell from the kitchen was amazing, so I had high hopes… but when the dish arrived, it looked like a bowl of raw dough. There was no garnish, no color—nothing to bring the plate to life. I took a bite and immediately felt like I was chewing through uncooked bread dough. It was thick, heavy, and lacked any of the delicate texture I was expecting. I actually started peeling off the dough and just eating the shrimp mixture inside, which was quite flavorful. The dipping sauce was also tasty, but overall, it just missed the mark for me. I started to feel guilty writing this, but I really did give them the opportunity to wow me with their “best.” I saw other plates coming out of the kitchen that looked far more appetizing, so I’d be willing to give Chin’s Kitchen another shot—but I won’t be ordering the dumplings again.

Very happy that I chose Chin's Kitchen to cater for my workplace's Lunar New Year celebration lunch! I ordered an assortment of noodle bowls and dumplings (12 pieces in each tupperware container). Chin herself delivered them and the catering process was so easy: made the order with ezcater on the website and had the order approved in less than a day. Delivery to downtown Portland office was only about $70. Everything was clearly labeled in their tupperware boxes (I chose to order noodle bowls for easier cleanup). And the food was delicious! The noodles had a great hand-pulled consistency, and the chili oil with our noodles woke them up, and a good proportion of noodles to vegetables. The Spicy & Sour potato noodles were my favorite, such a unique taste! The dumplings had generous amounts of filling and Chin was thoughtful enough to provide lots of sauces and chili oil for dipping. Highly recommend the food and especially catering from them for your next event! I can't wait to order more delicious Chinese food from them! Now I have to watch the episode with them featured in DDD with Guy Fieri! Thanks Chin!

We bought seafood from a supermarket then came here to have the restaurant chef cooked them. They listed the cooking fees on the wall so there are so many customers bringing their seafood and let the restaurant cooking it. The cooking was perfect. Love all dishes.

This is a solid place to get some authentic Cantonese style food. We ordered a good amount of food to share among the table. Some of the standout dishes to me were the beef chow fun as it had a good charred/smoked flavor on the noodles, the pork rib sizzling pot had really good flavors, roast pork, and the sizzling beef. The veggie dishes were a good balance to the meat dishes (it was sad that they ran out of the seasonal veggies). My friends enjoyed the fish and the egg flower soup. The only dish that was mediocre to them was the calamari.