Ask for straw (ADA requirement), never got one. All chicken is battered amd deep fried way ahead of time, then covered in sauce when ordered. Was never given red sauce and mustard, or had chance to ask for it because waitres never came back to table. Instead of sesame chicken, I was given plain battered deep fried chicken.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Kristin Johnson
Kung Food is such a gem in North Portland! The staff is always incredibly friendly and welcoming, which makes every visit feel like a treat. The portion sizes are generous, and the food is consistently fresh and delicious. I really appreciate the great selection of vegetarian options—it’s easy to find something satisfying and flavorful every time. Whether you’re grabbing takeout or dining in, Kung Food never disappoints. Highly recommend!
Service: 5
Logan Mostashiry
Ordered sesame chicken for 17 dollars and it’s just dry chicken. no sauce. I’m confused what makes this “sesame” chicken. All my life of eating Chinese food I’ve never seen this before.
I could’ve went to the grocery store and bought an entire rotisserie chicken for less money.
Dude working here was also passive aggressive.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Michael Saldana
Very nice people and the food is great.
Anita Escopete
The food is yummy and the place is lovely I rate 5star and I recommend this restaurant
Alvin Bonono
The food is good and the food as well.
Jush Arron Escopete
This food is very delicious
Jonard Escopete
Wow this food is sooo yummy
Lauren Hasenmiller
Really delicious! Best Chinese I've had in Portland.
They PERFUME the dining area(like, someone hosed the room down with cologne, and not like from a person, but direct from the bottle), and the lotto area is super loud, as in the machines are constantly blaring, so everyone is shouting over them. They told me it would be ready in 20 minutes and it was ready in 45, which in itself is nothing until you consider the food.
The food itself was depressing: broccoli beef tasted like old cooking oil, dumplings were watery and falling apart, the white rice was yellowing and crusty, having clearly been sitting in the cooker far too long to still be palatable, and the teriyaki chicken was rubber. This was like a textbook example of how NOT to do this, and I paid way too much money for the experience. This review basically gets a second star because the host didn't do anything egregious like spit into my open mouth.
I seriously should have brought it back the second I opened that rice; that was the rice of a restaurant that has given up on life. That rice was MOURNFUL.
I almost forgot: whatever they do to their hot and sour soup? Absolutely not. It tastes like the inside of a can, and I don't think they actually use anything canned in that soup.
I keep coming back to this. I think the reason is that I've lived here since 2001, and I can probably count on one hand the number of truly foul meals I've paid money for, and this one was worth noting.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 3
Rain
I was hoping to give this place a shot but my roommates visited and were made to feel extremely uncomfortable as a result of the establishment's apparent outspoken support for Trump and fascism in general. I won't be visiting.
Marcella Roche
Consistently delicious and fresh. I always look forward to my take out meal which is a #8, beef/broccoli, pork fried rice and fried shrimp, plus I get a wonton soup...I'm never disappointed.
Watch out for roaches in the bathroom
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Ask for straw (ADA requirement), never got one. All chicken is battered amd deep fried way ahead of time, then covered in sauce when ordered. Was never given red sauce and mustard, or had chance to ask for it because waitres never came back to table. Instead of sesame chicken, I was given plain battered deep fried chicken.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Kung Food is such a gem in North Portland! The staff is always incredibly friendly and welcoming, which makes every visit feel like a treat. The portion sizes are generous, and the food is consistently fresh and delicious. I really appreciate the great selection of vegetarian options—it’s easy to find something satisfying and flavorful every time. Whether you’re grabbing takeout or dining in, Kung Food never disappoints. Highly recommend!
Service: 5
Ordered sesame chicken for 17 dollars and it’s just dry chicken. no sauce. I’m confused what makes this “sesame” chicken. All my life of eating Chinese food I’ve never seen this before.
I could’ve went to the grocery store and bought an entire rotisserie chicken for less money.
Dude working here was also passive aggressive.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Very nice people and the food is great.
The food is yummy and the place is lovely I rate 5star and I recommend this restaurant
The food is good and the food as well.
This food is very delicious
Wow this food is sooo yummy
Really delicious! Best Chinese I've had in Portland.
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That is not a place you go to have a meal.
They PERFUME the dining area(like, someone hosed the room down with cologne, and not like from a person, but direct from the bottle), and the lotto area is super loud, as in the machines are constantly blaring, so everyone is shouting over them. They told me it would be ready in 20 minutes and it was ready in 45, which in itself is nothing until you consider the food.
The food itself was depressing: broccoli beef tasted like old cooking oil, dumplings were watery and falling apart, the white rice was yellowing and crusty, having clearly been sitting in the cooker far too long to still be palatable, and the teriyaki chicken was rubber. This was like a textbook example of how NOT to do this, and I paid way too much money for the experience. This review basically gets a second star because the host didn't do anything egregious like spit into my open mouth.
I seriously should have brought it back the second I opened that rice; that was the rice of a restaurant that has given up on life. That rice was MOURNFUL.
I almost forgot: whatever they do to their hot and sour soup? Absolutely not. It tastes like the inside of a can, and I don't think they actually use anything canned in that soup.
I keep coming back to this. I think the reason is that I've lived here since 2001, and I can probably count on one hand the number of truly foul meals I've paid money for, and this one was worth noting.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 3
I was hoping to give this place a shot but my roommates visited and were made to feel extremely uncomfortable as a result of the establishment's apparent outspoken support for Trump and fascism in general. I won't be visiting.
Consistently delicious and fresh. I always look forward to my take out meal which is a #8, beef/broccoli, pork fried rice and fried shrimp, plus I get a wonton soup...I'm never disappointed.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Egg Flower Soup, Fried Shrimp, Chinese Food, Wonton Soup
Focus on food instead of slots may help. Otherwise become a casino.
12 dollars for egg rolls is nuts
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