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!

Crews are very kind and caring for customers. Owner lady is a very helpful and generous. Foods are good. We love sushi dishes. Dragon roll is a little bit spicy but so delicious and tasty. My kids love to eat ramen noodles, I ordered a General Tao Chicken and Lo mein noodles those were great and so yummy.!

I really enjoyed this lovely gem. The hot and sour soup was delightful, as was the rest of the food. Next time I am in Portland, I will have to come here again.

The food is quite exquisite and well worth the price for its reasonable portions. The environment is clean and the staff is friendly. Would very much recommend eating over here every once in a while.

This restaurant is absolutely outstanding in every aspect! The food was a true delight – each dish showcased fresh, high-quality ingredients and expert culinary craftsmanship. The [specific dish, e.g., grilled steak] was particularly memorable with its perfect seasoning and melt-in-your-mouth texture.

03/04/17: 4.5 out of 5 - It's a small eatery with big flavors. There's been some added items to the menu and a few more family members helping out. Although it's been a long while, the food and service is still good to go. If not sure what order in this Asian eatery don't fret. There are menus with pictures. So try this eatery once and decide for yourself. Enjoy! 12/2015: Family owned and operated, this place has a such a great variety that it's a great place for everyone and anyone. The place is simple, reasonably priced, has pictured menus for easy ordering, tasty foods and the people are friendly. You can eat in, get it to go or just call it in. Just be weary of the shared parking; it can be a bit tight. Otherwise, this place is a great eatery in SE Portland.

Consistently made dishes. Good portions and food comes out piping hot. Complimentary tea and water. Our go to dishes are the fried flour cakes, sate noodles, and kimchi or salted fried rice varieties.

Absolutely amazing food, you can taste the love and care that goes into preparing these dishes! It's fresh, flavorful and the hospitality is so welcoming. The young gentleman tending to customers was polite and happy to accommodate and serve us. The ladies in the kitchen were timely and diligent in preparing our plates. This place sets the bar high for any competition, keep it up!

The service and the food here was exceptional! The dumplings, soup and wrap that we got was so fresh and delicious both my husband and I finished every bite. Definitely will be coming back here on our next trip to Portland!

This is the spot to find the yum yums you are looking for. Delicious soup dumplings that are gushing with flavor. Try the spicy Szechuan fish with green beans! Absolutely delicious. Comes with a little bowl of rice.

Damn. Very disappointed considering I just moved next door and would've come back often. I walk in alone with 35 minutes till close and ask to eat in. They give me strong push back saying I have to take out. I order duck over steamed rice, pay, and turn around to look at the menu further. Less than 2 minutes later, it's ready. I should've known the duck was going to be cold given how quickly it came out. It was incredibly bone-y and I really had to work to separate the little meat there was. My last bit of hope vanished when I realized there wasn't as much duck as I perceived. Instead, it was all an illusion on top of a bed of soggy lettuce. At least there are dozens of other Chinese restaurants in the area...

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.

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

The food was fantastic!! And the service was great. I love that they give you hot tea first thing if you’re dining in lol. If I’m ever back in Portland, I definitely plan on making it back here!

The noodle soup doesn't come with wonton, so it costs extra to add it. The bowl of noodles itself was a small serving for the cost, and the amount of roasted pork we got in it was also minimal. The broth was seafood-y, I didn't care for it. They provide soy sauce, vinegar, white pepper, and chili oil. We also ordered beef brisket and roast duck with rice, and I also don't think it's worth $17. The duck had decent flavor, but the brisket wasn't flavorful. I don't think we'll actually come back.

I was here for a friend's birthday, I got to taste at least eight dishes. Everything was very well prepared, everything tasted great. This is a family run restaurant, and they care a lot about their guests experience. The atmosphere is a classic Chinese restaurant, brightly lit with beautiful brocade covers on all of the chairs. The food and service is the main focus here, and I will definitely be back soon.

Great Peking duck. It comes with 2 courses: the crispy skin w/ steamed buns then duck stir fry w/ lettuce wraps. Both are fantastic. The Chinese broccoli and pork lo mein were both well made sides. We want to go back and try the crab special. P.s. If you don't read Chinese, use translate apps to read the special board.

I was here for a friend's birthday, I got to taste at least eight dishes. Everything was very well prepared, everything tasted great. This is a family run restaurant, and they care a lot about their guests experience. The atmosphere is a classic Chinese restaurant, brightly lit with beautiful brocade covers on all of the chairs. The food and service is the main focus here, and I will definitely be back soon.

Great Peking duck. It comes with 2 courses: the crispy skin w/ steamed buns then duck stir fry w/ lettuce wraps. Both are fantastic. The Chinese broccoli and pork lo mein were both well made sides. We want to go back and try the crab special. P.s. If you don't read Chinese, use translate apps to read the special board.