We had dimsum which was OK. Shrimp balls and siumai were tasty while beef tribes were runny and bland. The rest was just so so. Super noisy, for people around us didn't just talk, they scream. Servers weren't cheerful. Wouldn't recommend.
Ronaldo Lopez
It was OK.
David Sideras
We originally went because they were supposed to have dim sum. Yes, you can order some, but the menu was limited at dinnertime. The Peking duck was some of the best we have ever had. The salt and pepper squid was mediocre. The service was excellent midweek. We were well taken care of!
George Gonzalez
I've been going here for the last dozen years. One of the best authentic Chinese restaurants in Portland. My favorite is the Wor wanton soup and dim sum on Sundays.
LT Hud
Find what works for your taste buds
Tom dos Remedios
Very reasonably priced!
Oo Naing
My favorite place
S D
Dim Sum was great
J. N.
Awesome! My new go to dim sum place! As soon as I walked through door...and sat right down, No Wait!!!, I got all my favorites brought right to my table! Best baked bao ever. And best Har Gao. Omg! Can't wait to go back! So glad I found this place!
Took my family here for a more casual birthday dinner, as I have been here before, and safe to say everyone loved it. Which can be hard to do with multiple people.
The waiters here are incredibly attentive and kind, read the order back to make sure, are great with refilling, and give tasty complimentary tea. The food always comes out exceptionally quickly, minutes after we order, and never tastes premade, always so fresh and crispy.
Every dish was delicious and portions are fair for the price, for 5 people it was 128 excluding the tip for 8 varying mainly main course dishes, with plenty left over to split between everyone. Came out to be about 25 something dollars per person, which is super reasonable compared to buffet rising prices with lower quality food.
My family mentioned they would be back here again, which they rarely say. Would definitely recommend anyone to come here. For sure in the top 5 best restaurants in Portland.Thank you. :)
Jackie H
My favorite Chinese restaurant in town , they have the most authentic Cantonese food . It always helps me to overcome the most difficult times in life. Chinese food is the best food in the world.
John Chee
Wok fried string beans were good. Not much else.
Sid Stevens
Always wonderful. You can eat the dim sum, and or eat off the menu!
Vivian Ngo
The food is generally good—though sometimes a bit too salty. However, my lower rating is mainly due to the service. On one occasion, I placed a phone order and was abruptly hung up on without any confirmation regarding my order, which felt quite unprofessional. Additionally, the waiters can be noticeably impatient when taking orders. It’s a lovely place, but the service definitely needs improvement.
Excellent Dim Sum
We had dimsum which was OK. Shrimp balls and siumai were tasty while beef tribes were runny and bland. The rest was just so so. Super noisy, for people around us didn't just talk, they scream. Servers weren't cheerful. Wouldn't recommend.
It was OK.
We originally went because they were supposed to have dim sum. Yes, you can order some, but the menu was limited at dinnertime. The Peking duck was some of the best we have ever had. The salt and pepper squid was mediocre. The service was excellent midweek. We were well taken care of!
I've been going here for the last dozen years. One of the best authentic Chinese restaurants in Portland. My favorite is the Wor wanton soup and dim sum on Sundays.
Find what works for your taste buds
Very reasonably priced!
My favorite place
Dim Sum was great
Awesome! My new go to dim sum place! As soon as I walked through door...and sat right down, No Wait!!!, I got all my favorites brought right to my table! Best baked bao ever. And best Har Gao. Omg! Can't wait to go back! So glad I found this place!
Restaurantji Recommends
Took my family here for a more casual birthday dinner, as I have been here before, and safe to say everyone loved it. Which can be hard to do with multiple people.
The waiters here are incredibly attentive and kind, read the order back to make sure, are great with refilling, and give tasty complimentary tea. The food always comes out exceptionally quickly, minutes after we order, and never tastes premade, always so fresh and crispy.
Every dish was delicious and portions are fair for the price, for 5 people it was 128 excluding the tip for 8 varying mainly main course dishes, with plenty left over to split between everyone. Came out to be about 25 something dollars per person, which is super reasonable compared to buffet rising prices with lower quality food.
My family mentioned they would be back here again, which they rarely say. Would definitely recommend anyone to come here. For sure in the top 5 best restaurants in Portland.Thank you. :)
My favorite Chinese restaurant in town , they have the most authentic Cantonese food . It always helps me to overcome the most difficult times in life. Chinese food is the best food in the world.
Wok fried string beans were good. Not much else.
Always wonderful. You can eat the dim sum,
and or eat off the menu!
The food is generally good—though sometimes a bit too salty. However, my lower rating is mainly due to the service. On one occasion, I placed a phone order and was abruptly hung up on without any confirmation regarding my order, which felt quite unprofessional. Additionally, the waiters can be noticeably impatient when taking orders. It’s a lovely place, but the service definitely needs improvement.
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