50 Best Chinese Restaurants near Gladstone

“I love this place for an inexpensive good-quality meal. Their service is friendly and fast, their food is really good and exceeds expectation. I usually stop by a couple times a month and get their Hot and Spicy Tofu. Have never written a review before but this place is great and deserves it.“

“For my dad's birthday yesterday, I went with the whole family. The mongolian beef and kung pao shrimp that I had was delicious. The rice was freshly cooked and the soy sauce tasted good as well. We will be back next time, Even the water and tea was good and the service was very friendly. Never messed up our orders, will be back again:)Vegetarian options: The veggies are probably the only thing that comes to mind! But other then that no vegetarian options are available here.Parking: The parking is not too crowded but does become that way on every Friday and Monday.Kid-friendliness: I did see some kids come through here so it is also very kid friendly.“

“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.Vegetarian options: The salt and pepper tofu is AMAZING“

“My husband and I came here for a late dinner with our two kids, 8 & 12, around 8pm on a Tuesday night. All the other customers were in the lounge section, we were the only ones in the entire restaurant area at that time. The food was amazing, even kids liked everything too! We ordered two of the dinner specials and it came with Large enough portions to feed two adults and two kids with still a bit more leftover!Quick and Friendly service, we will be back again soon!Kid-friendliness: My husband and I came here for a late dinner with our two kids, 8 & 12, around 8pm on a Tuesday night. All the other customers were in the lounge section, we were the only ones in the entire restaurant area at that time. The food was amazing, even kids liked everything too! We ordered two of the dinner specials and it came with Large enough portions to feed two adults and two kids with still a bit more leftover!Quick and Friendly service, we will be back again soon!“

“Honestly I love having a super cheap option for Chinese food but you really get what you pay for. I have only been 3 times and they have gotten my order wrong twice. Maybe they really don’t know what the difference is between chow mein, lo mein and sub gum but I do and now I’m pissed especially after arguing with the guy about what they gave me and he assured me it was the chow mein (translates to fried noodle) to which I got sub gum (which I hate). His words were “chow mein is not yellow noodle (yes it is) and it is actually the lo mein” (roughly translates to cold noodle)(and again I didn’t get either of those)Update- been getting the general tsao chicken with fried rice and side crab Rangoon like once a month for the last year! It’s the good kinda cheap Chinese food“

“I have eaten here for years. Great reasonably priced food. The food is like old school Chinese Food. The egg fu Yung is made with the vegetables and meat incorporated into the patties. They are light and flavorful. The sweet and sour chicken is perfect. They only do takeout.“

“Authentic and delish!! Salt and pepper combo is to die for! I’m a HUGE fan of the honey bbq spare ribs. So tender and the sauce is great, too. Honestly, have not had anything bad. Have an open mind - enjoy the tea and take your time with friends and try 3 things when you go. Makes for a great dinner and portions are large enough for 2 or 3.Parking: Lots of parking on the street on 67th. Park and walk a block or two. Safe neighborhood. Sometimes parking lot is open, usually the regulars park tandem in the lot but street is easy, never an issue.“

“Amazing food! Fresh, bright, clean, distinctive flavors. Had to try the Wasabi cream prawns. Really good, but rich, so dishes with good cut (acid, heat, picancy) to go back and forth with is recommended. Had exactly that with the beef and onion dish, which had assertive levels of white onion and/or ginger in some bites, and a nice moderate level of garlic and green onion. Also had the eggplant, which was quite nicely spicy, perfectly cooked, exactly what I was craving. This is far above the typical local Chinese restaurant, and for the same price. The only thing typical was the tea. It was fine, but I'd suggest they get better. Maybe trial a higher priced premium option. I'd pay more for tea that matches the level of their food.“

“It seems nearly impossible to find good Chinese Food in Portland, maybe because of the PNW's historical discriminatory and Sinophobic sentiments towards the Chinese people. If we were/are hurtful to them, maybe we don't get to experience their delicious cuisine now. I think in many ways that's fair, if that is the case. Okay, so it's probably not the case that we are deprived of their best food because of the history -- I'm just pondering this as I type. I wonder if you are still reading and if you are -- you must be willing to endure this long shpiel because you would like to know about the food. And now for the review. Once in a while my sweetie and I take a risk and hope we'll find yummy Chinese or Chinese inspired food. Most of the time she gets credit for finding the food because she does the investigating. She gets credit yet again today. We headed to 28 Tigers. Love their logo. The place is on SE 28th close to Gladstone. The menu was small-ish and we tried a few dishes. The food was nuanced, flavorful, and fresh cuisine. I'm not super into earthy flavors but tried the Crispy Mushroom Dumplings anyway. In doing so I was met with a well seasoned, crunchy outside shell with warm, soft, succulent thinly sliced mushrooms inside. Wow! Just the right balance of savory, soft, and crunch. I also enjoyed the Chicken Chow Fun -- the pieces of pulled chicken coupled with the wide soft noodles and thin slices of red pepper (red bell pepper) had an umami kind of flavor -- delicious and subtle --the spice mix on this was so pleasant and good. My main dish was Hong Kong Noodles with char siu pork and perfectly cooked greens. The pork reminded me of flavored pork from Chinese American restaurants I went to as a kid -- a positive experience then and now upon consuming this dish. We also shared an egg roll which had the same tasty crunchy shell as the dumplings. The place is simple, the food is thoughtfully prepared, and the service was great. They were also very helpful in offering food choices for my sweetie who needs gluten free options. I highly recommend.“

“They have authentic Orange Chicken! A lot of Chinese restaurants serve the Chicken and sauce separately to save money where you have to dip the chicken into the sauce. Not at Golden Taste! They actually take the time to cook the sauce INTO the chicken which is the way it should be done! Also their fried won ton is the best I had in a long time! Friendly staff and good atmosphere. This is my go to place from now on.“

“Great skewer place that opens late. I like that you’re able to adjust the amount of cumin on the skewers unlike the other places. The special drinks include lemon black tea and peach green tea that taste refreshing without an artificial flavor. Will be coming here again!Parking: The parking is shared in a plaza.“

“What a Portland experience. Two of us were walking when we found Xin Ding and chose it from other restaurants on the block. It was about 6:00 pm and we had less than a five (5) minute wait for a table. Mindy was our server. Our meal started with Egg Flower Soup which was the best we've ever had and our meal consisted of Orange Chicken (his favorite) and Seafood Fried Rice (my choice). We weren't disappointed. The food, service, and cost were all great! Although it got busy at around 7:00, our service was timely and helpful. Dumplings will be our next experience.“

“My son and I tried this place for lunch. The food was good. I had the noodles with shrimp, chicken, and tofu. The flavor was really nice. We tried the spicy wontons and had the chocolate rice balls for dessert. Both of these were very good. My son tried the sesame beef. The flavor was good, but it tasted more like a doughnut than beef. The sesame beef from hunan pearl is better, in my opinion. The rest of the food we had was great and will definitely go back.“

“Literally can't not tell you how amazing this place is. Not only are they the KINDEST humans, but the food was beyond incredible. I was craving shrimp, and it was not on the regular menu since it's a random special. Surprisingly, he said he had some and would make it for me. We had the lollipop garlic noodles which were DELICIOUS, tofu, the fried chicken, and shrimp garlic noodles. They were so accommodating. We will be back 1 million percent.“

“I'm stingy with 5-Stars, this earns more like 4.5, but heck, let's round up.Winner, Winner on taste and price, i.e., value. The first item is usually the most popular and that applies here: the pan fried rice cakes were excellent?The salted fish and chicken fried rice is one of the best versions I've tried. For certain, it's tops in Portland.The complementary tea was above average, while the iced limeade was oh so refreshing.Service was friendly and fast. Prices are more than fair. Ambiance is so-so as it seems like the seating layout could be improved to allow for more customers. Parking can be tough during peak hours. Lastly, they close way too early for an Asian restaurant, especially a popular tone.“

“Super stoked to have a solid Chinese takeout style spot so close to me. The lunch special was a great price and the portions were perfect. The food was quality. I’m a sucker for crispy beef and was super pleased with my order.Crab puffs was killer as well“

“I was surprised on this one. Just a little place for some Dimsum with flair . The menu is very limited. Service is also limited. You order on the board and you also pay there. Then they bring the food to your table. The use of modernism and minimalistic yet impersonal make this place unique. With very limited selections, the food was actually good. My favorites are Sesame noodles and meat folders.“

“Amazing food and so many vegan options. We got chow mein, fried rice, garlic broccoli, sweet and sour tofu, egg rolls, and dumplings and everything was delicious. Very good portion sizes, too! We will have leftovers for a while now, yay. Definitely will be back!“

“First time I ordered here I got their general sows and they're fried rice. the fried rice was amazing the general shows were absolutely disgusting. The pieces of chicken were discolored and also humongous when I eat general sows I like it the pieces to be a little bit smaller with white meat and the The pieces of chicken were discolored and also humongous pieces! They were very blind and not tasty. I wanted to give them a second shot so the second time around I ordered their Singapore noodles Kung pao chicken and sesame beef and all 3 of them were absolutely wonderful and had a lot of flavor! I grew up going to a place called Chen Yens in the Laurel Hurst district and they had the best Chinese food I've ever had in my life but the closed and have been trying to find a place that can meet their standards. Ho ho restaurant has met those standards with those 3 items I just named. It's to bad about the General Tso chicken. Hopefully they will invest in better chicken and cut the pieces in to smaller ones. Also Lastly every Chinese restaurant I've been to has always stuffed the containers full and the sesame beef was half full when I paid for a dinner dish so please fix.“

“In a sea of Thai food, this is my white whale. I stumbled upon this place after having a deeply offensive experience at blutos. We were asked to go to the back of the line and wait again after already waiting 20 minutes, because they had too many tickets to put our ticket in as well. It was like being hit with a flash bang of gaslighting and snubbery. This inexplicable event happened on an evening when I was entertaining friends from out of town. This proverbial slap to the face came after a long day of hiking and little food. Now hangery and nearing the dreaded hour of nine in Portland, we used what little blood sugar we had left to high tail it to the nearest establishment. We walked into rudkiew at 8:45 feeling guilty, and hastily ordered our food. They whipped that work in ten minutes flat true to Thai form. It tasted like we were transported to Thailand and it brought pure elation to our wounded hearts, and that says everything you need to know. They also gave us free spring rolls to boot just to put the cherry on top. I’ve been going back ever since and it slaps everytime.“

“Amazing variety of vegan Chinese American comfort food! So many choices and everything we ordered existed on a spectrum between "really good" and "mouthwateringly delicious".The Veggie Five Flavor Bean Curd was our favorite appetizer, we also really enjoyed the Veggie Chicken With Sweet Corn Soup and the General Tso's Chicken.“

“If you’re done with the unfriendly customer service that Portland is known for, then go to Taiji Teahouse to have your faith in humanity, and the service industry, restored. Seated in Portland’s Chinatown in the old Red Robe Teahouse location, you’ll find a charming place that serves light meals and the best tea in Downtown. Eric may even be able to spare a moment to sharpen the Chess-oriented part of your mind.“

“Greetings,Was hungry after work and the Veggie Lo Mein looked good and wasn't too spendy.It was delicious and flavorful with lots of veggies. Would definitely get again.Have also tried a bubble tea that was good as well, and I like I could choose the milk and it includes 2 add ins.Customer service is excellent ?. Great job all around: thank you!“

“Went for lunch and had a seafood combo for two. It was heaven! Also had their seasonal teacup dumplings which, should not be seasonal and a staple but something to look forward to! So much food. Great taste! Fun presentation and experience. Service was wonderful, attentive, and friendly. Can't wait to go back and try more!“

“Massive portion sizes. Cheap/reasonable prices. Prompt service (<10 min). This food truck did not disappoint and is an incredible hidden gem. I ordered a Pepper-Salt Chicken and House Special Combination Chow Mein and both had heaping portion sizes like others mentioned and tasty flavor! The rice in particular was a little fried and had a unique (good) taste in comparison with the normal white rice you get. The chow mein was packed full of seafood and meat - more than worth the price of $16. The lady running the food truck was sweet and funny and produced those two dishes in under 10 minutes. Overall a delicious experience and will be returning next time I'm in Portland!“

“Food, service, and atmosphere are all excellent. All my friends loved it and said it might be some of the best food they’ve had.I’m just disappointed at the abysmal selection of vegetarian options.I’m unclear if I should not go to spots that don’t have vegetarian choices or if I should have higher expectations of places in Portland to have more vegetarian options that are more than an after thought.Vegetarian options: I’m highly disappointed at the abysmal selection of vegetarian options. Vegetarians, stay away!“

“I was walking toward the river and I found this place . It's a cute small street food spot and the owner is so friendly. The service doesn't take long but it works like this : you order , he makes your food , you pay and then it's the next person turn . I ordered chicken yakisoba noodle. Good portion . Good price , taste good . But it was greasy and very salty. That's the reason I gave 4 stars . I am not living in Portland. Otherwise I would go there again .“

“StN is the real deal! I used to live in Hong Kong and spent several days in Xi’an during one of my many trips to Mainland China. I had so much delicious food in Xi’an and StF brings me right back to Xi’an’s Old Town. StF is on my regular rotation of food carts when I go out to lunch at work. The biang biang has a wonderful delicate chew. The beef noodle soup will reenergize you on rain winter day. Staff are very friendly and clearly masters of their craft.“

“I'm vegan and their tofu with vegetables over rice noodles was very good. Hot and fast. Good service and clean restaurant. Recommend. They should be busier on a Saturday night but I read a lot of people order to go from them.Vegetarian options: Lots of veggie dishes and tofu dishes and bean curd soupsDietary restrictions: Gluten free friendly“

“Excellent. Sweet and sour chicken, chow mien, general tso chicken. One of the best I’ve ever had at a neighborhood Chinese restaurant. We ordered delivery and it came hot and packaged well. I’ve had Chinese in Seattle, Portland, and Paris. This one ranks highest for me.Nice work! Glad you’re in the hood!“

“easily one of my favorite takeout spots in portland. the food is incredible (we got the house chow fun) with huge portions.I called in thanksgiving to see when they closed, and the owner offered to stay late to cook for us (I didn’t ask to come late). 10/10 place, I highly recommend.“

“I called to place an order at 7:19, and they close at 7:30, and they happily took my order! When I went to pick up, they were just finishing it up. All the food was perfect! I ordered the Mapo Tofu extra hot, and then she even warned me when she gave me the food that it is hot, and I was! She even brought the food to my car! I highly recommend this place! They even gave us extra appetizers!“

“Literally one of the best Chinese food places I’ve eaten at in the Portland area. I don’t understand any of the under 4-5 star reviews here! Everything we’ve tried from this place has been amazing, incredibly flavorful, nourishing and delicious. The Sour Won Ton Soup, Mongolian Beef Chow Mein, Kung Pao Chow Mein, any of their fried rice, and the rib dishes are some of our favorites. Very reasonably priced as well considering most restaurant pricing these days. They also have a yummy drink menu with bubble teas. Perfect place for a date night, family meal or getting takeout. If you live in Happy Valley and you haven’t tried this place yet…definitely do!!“

“This is a wonderfully casual restaurant in an unexpected place. They have a small but diverse menu for all types of people. They offer a good selection of vegan and gluten free dishes. My favorite dish from this first visit was the brussel sprout salad. Cooked perfectly with just enough seasoning and a unexpected citrus twist with grapefruit segments. There's no shoyu or chili oil on the table but don't be discouraged. Everything comes perfectly seasoned and dressed. I can't wait to go back and know that my family will find something that they'll enjoy as well. Order at the counter and find a seat. They'll bus the table when you're done. Street parking only.Vegetarian options: All vegan options are labeled.Dietary restrictions: Lots of gluten free and vegan dishes available. All are clearly labeled on the menu board.Kid-friendliness: The have a fun twist on a PBJ using a steamed bun. Soft and fluffy with no crust!“

“China star is so delicious!I decided to give another try since it’d been a while since I went and it wasn’t so good! But I truly don’t enjoy leaving bad reviews. Let me just say this dinner was AMAZING. Went and picked up two orders on Super Bowl sunday, I got a #8 (four sides) and a #10 for only $25!!! My bf had a full plate and I a smaller plate and we still had a bunch of left overs. 10/10 recommend!Parking: It’s small but every time I’ve drove by there’s parking spots open“

“Never disappoints! Love their napa cold slaw salad that comes with the buns, always crunchy and yummy. Miso pork belly bun is so freakin good I keep coming back for MORE! The bun itself is so fluffy and most likely the best steamed bun you can find in town!“

“Pricing is friendly, the vegetables and meats is fresh and high quality and the taste of food is authentic. I really enjoyed it!The owner is really nice too, you probably get the best service along all the Chinese BBQ restaurants you can go.“

“Amazing food truck behind the PSU library that produces great Chinese food, large portions, and cheap prices. The owner, Susan, is there everyday working hard and yet she maintains an incredible friendliness and even seems to remember many customers by name“

“Wow ! Portland is really stepping up their game when it comes to Chinese food!!! I had never tried it, but these traditional Chinese baozi were so juicy, spiced to perfection, delicious, and full of meat and the Jia Zhang mian were just like they were in Beijing. I ordered delivery and don't know if they have dine in. I will go back again soon! They also have frozen baozi and jiazi to boil or steam at home! Can't wait to order through their menu!“

“This place has great food and oh so good service. Lunch special is 8.95 and includes soup spring roll and rice. Kung pao chicken is delicious. Might want to stay away from the Sesame beef. Too much coating for my taste. Best Chinese food since we moved back here 8 yrs. ago. You should try it.“

“We popped in here a few weeks ago before the Portland lights bike event. Man we had fun— we wished we had more time for a full meal. This place just opened up and the food and atmosphere are great. It was one of their first nights so we got to chat with the owner quite a bit who told us all about the vision of the restaurant. Can’t wait to come back! The appetizer and drinks we got were delicious.“

“Jumbo is my go to Chinese food restaurant that's close to me. I can't really rate on service or atmosphere because I always get my food to go.I do like others that are downtown and in beaverton but as far as SE portland area you can't go wrong.“

“- Mongolian beef next time - very good - 4- Cumin beef don't get the hot pot one, order one beef and one lamb.- Cumin lamb super good - 5- Get the spicy beef soup noodles -5- Holy duck margarita- super good- Twice cooked pork belly - tasty- Egg plants with ground pork -5- Fried fish fillet Szechuan style -5- combo chow fun 3 - but just beef is better“

“Such a good place for excellent Chinese food. We usually eat in the lounge side. This place is clean, friendly and quick with service even on a busy night. We were there during karaoke and it was packed. Lottery gaming area is clean and open air. The restaurant side is great for family dining.“

“I'm so glad my husband and I stumbled upon this mom and pop restaurant. I was craving for wonton soup and saw this place on the way home and decided to try and have early dinner here. The place is small with few tables but it's very clean and a nice friendly staff greet us by the door. We ordered wonton and dumpling soup, pork BBQ steam bun, pork roast and pork BBQ combination rice plate, roast duck and beef brisket combination dry noodles. The food reminded me of my father's cooking, since he passed away I've been missing him so much and these food just reminds me of him. The food we ordered tasted like a home cooked meal. My father was a great cook and his love language was cooking for his family and the food here reminds me of him, like a warm hug. Thank you for this experience, the food here not only feed my hunger but also feed my heart. I will definitely return here. I highly recommend this restaurant if you're looking for an authentic Chinese BBQ and noodle place.“

“Fantastic family owned traditional working class food and dim sum with mom and grandma in the kitchen. I've pretty much eaten everything on the menu and I love almost everything.My favorites are the soup dumplings since they are to die for as is the congee and beef noodle soup. The meat folder was absolutely delicious.The texture of the steam buns are perfect and are filled with a yummy meatball, which was a little unexpected. The dim sum dumplings are better than many, but the pea shoots are out of this world! OMG yum!“

“Probably some of the best Chinese I’ve ever had. The hot and sour soup is excellent!! The portions are large and the quality of the meat and vegetables is great! Not only is the food excellent, but the staff is friendly and fast! Prices are very reasonable too. I’ll be back!!!“

“The food is delicious, the service fast and very friendly, the price/quality ratio satisfactory. We only regret that it is so cold in the restaurant. We went there twice during our stay and each time came away freezing. Damage ! Possibility of reservation by time slot.Kid-friendliness: Circulation space and tables sufficiently far apartWheelchair accessibility: Vast space“

“We tried BHP bc Hot Pot City was closed. Oh my. What a treat! If, like me, you are heartbroken that HPC closed, BHP has been waiting for you. Instead of AYCE, they bring out a mass of food. Plenty of beef and beautifully marbled pork. There was a basket of cabbage and bok choy. A tray w tofu, clear noodles, enoki mushrooms, meatballs and tofu sheets. Never had them before and they were quite tasty. And, the handmade noodles!! We had the split half spicy, half regular broth. My brother eats chile peppers whole. He could handle the spicy. I love spicy but next time I will go regular and dip in chile oil. The broth is very tasty even before you start cooking. I wish I saved room to drink it all, but we were stuffed. You could easily feed three and enjoy potsticker and more veggies. We will definitely be back!!Parking: BHP is setback from the street, in the back of the parking lot.i had a navigator who directed me. I would have passed it.“

“This restaurant is so good. I really want to visit Portland again just for this one. You know if you want to know how they are good at Chinese food at the restaurant, you have to order and eat the basic food such as fired rice and spicy noodle. They are perfect at them.Food is really enough for each person, Price is reasonable, taste is good and the service is good as well.Order Chongqing dried ramen and shrimp fried rice! It comes with large shrimp, not small shrimp!Chongqing horse ramen has a clear broth and the fried rice has a really light oil!!“