Xiao Ye
$$$ • New American Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout Xiao Ye
Customers' Favorites
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Xiao Ye Reviews
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Food was phenomenal, and the service was lovely. The Vietnamese escargot roll was a showstopper.
Every time I come to Portland, there is an accompanying reservation at Xiao Ye. This place rocks!
First generation American is an incredible way to frame their fusion and approach to food. Dishes are bold, seasonal, and use ingredients in ways one may never expect that lead to incredible bites.
I love seeing the owners at their own place and you will frequently find either or both of them on expo or making rounds in the dining room. All their staff are lovely and...read full review
First generation American is an incredible way to frame their fusion and approach to food. Dishes are bold, seasonal, and use ingredients in ways one may never expect that lead to incredible bites.
I love seeing the owners at their own place and you will frequently find either or both of them on expo or making rounds in the dining room. All their staff are lovely and...read full review
Amazing banana bread for lunch, and our server Chloe was the BEST!
Hours
| Monday | 5 - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 5 - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 5 - 9PM |
| Thursday | 5 - 9PM |
| Friday | 5 - 9:30PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 2PM 5 - 9:30PM |
| Sunday | 10AM - 2PM |
Xiao Ye is a bustling, homey, and comfortable restaurant, often packed on weekends. The service is amazing, with super friendly staff who provide considerate and attentive service. The spring vegetable pasta is noteworthy, with a delightful crunch of peas, while the Khao Soi pasta surprises with its simple yet bold flavors. The chef's tasting experience is filling and mostly tasty, although the chicken curry dish has received mixed reviews. The duck confit is highly recommended, and the crispy fried prawn with salted egg yolk is also a standout. Family-style dining is embraced, but it's not kid-friendly. Parking and wheelchair accessibility are available.
The flavors at Xiao Ye are awesome and super unique, with customers praising the mushroom skewers as some of the tastiest items they’ve had in a long time. The mini madeleines are a must-have, crafted beautifully and dusted with a hint of spice. Diners enjoy the cabbage and both pastas, with the amatriciana pasta described as hearty and delicious. The mole ribs, madeleines with jalapeño cream, and roasted cabbage are all highly recommended. For dessert, gelatos, including a melon-flavored one, are a must-try after the meal. The drinks are also well-received, with options like the Strawberry Ghia Lemonade being particularly praised. Overall, Xiao Ye offers a classy feel with huge flavors that aren’t overpowering, making it a great spot to return to.