Another excellent experience at Xiao Ye. The food was creative without being fussy. Wonderful , intricate flavors. Service was great (ty Jamie and Micah). Xiao Ye is one of our favorite restaurants in the Portland area. Highly recommend.
Daniel Augustine Powers
How have I lived in Laurelhurst so long and never tried this place? Inventive, top tier execution, and so welcoming. No notes, just five stars.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Joan
The food , as always was amazing. And the service is also a pleasure Definitely too 10 restaurant forus
Rebecca
We came on Valentine's Day at brunch instead of dinner to avoid the crush. We enjoyed a couple of the more uncommon things on the menu. Would have enjoyed something with fresh fruit or just generally more variety overall. Service was good, music was fun, nice to have parking now. Thanks for being a bright spot in Hollywood!
Jordan
We enjoyed a lovely valentines dinner at the chefs counter. Our favorites were the Madeline's, curry noodle pasta dish and the sole with potatoes. Service was on point with our water and even folded our napkin when we stepped away for the restroom. Our server Rachel was awesome
Stephanie
We came here to celebrate Valentine's Day and everything was on point. The flavors and textures of the dishes were well thought out and executed. Portion size to price ratio was great and service was attentive without being overbearing. It's nice to be able to order family style for two without getting a massive amount of food or spending a ton to try more than two things (we got 5 dishes total). What more could you ask for?? Looking forward to going back and getting myself a personal order of the madelines.
Kim
The food is innovative but too much on the sweet size for me. Portion is ok however the appetizers are really tiny. The popular khao soy is so salty n sweet that I can't taste the curry or flavor. Hardly any chicken either. For the price n inflation I could understand why less meat.
Casey Minter
Truly one of the best and most unique dinners I've had in PDX. They do fusion right, inspired flavors that come at you in waves of differentiation and surprise. The dishes are all incredibly singular and unique, from taro fritter flavor bombs to blissfully unique takes on khao soi or pork chops. Try everything! The cocktail menu itself left a bit to be desired, but try the classics and you won't be disappointed (especially their old fashioned)
Definitely a lovely place to go out with friends, family, a special date, or just yourself
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Chen Wu
Underrated eatery, very high quality service I’ve only seen in TV with Michelin star restaurants. Courteous and professional waiters and waitresses, food was seasoned perfectly, speedy service, 5/5 for me, can’t wait to eat here again!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Liza Farr
Incredible food, absolutely loved it. Fancy but approachable and unique. The decor is super nice too!
I had a decent experience. Food was good but menu for brunch is small. Not a lot of side and combo options.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Joseph Nontanovan
This is pretty much everyone's favorite place. My family's and their friends' favorite place, too. ❤️ Brought my Mom to celebrate our birthdays two years ago and finally made it back recently... Had such a great meal I wanted to buy a hoodie 😅 Sadly, they didn't have my size so my wife bought herself one and now I'm jealous. 🙃 Btw you gotta get the trio sampler dessert. My wife was going to skip the black sesame gelato, but I insisted on trying all three and asked her to just taste the gelato once... She ended up liking that one the most! 😁
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jennifer Yoo
My family and I went to Xiao Ye because of the reviews and it is part of the new Chase offering. We were about 15 minutes early and even though there were empty tables they asked us to wait by the door until it was closer to our reservation time. We assumed they had their systems but still odd. Our server was nice but not any more than other restaurants. We are an Asian family who love to eat and we were so excited about trying the food especially the Khao Soi pasta dish which my sister ordered. Khao Soi is my favorite Thai dish. Unfortunately, the dish lacked much flavor with only hints of the original. Maybe my palate is not made for fusion? I ordered the pork and it was tender. The flavor was ok. I also ordered the Napa cabbage salad which was amazing. My brother in law had a dumpling dish but the flavors didn’t mesh. Lastly, my nephew had a chicken dish which had chicken on top of what seemed like a black bean sauce. The sauce reminded us of a Korean Chinese dish called jjajamyeon. Once again it was ok but not fabulous. We wished it could have been a new discovery for us to return to but it was disappointing.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Napa Cabbage Wedge
Justin Jiang
I really want to like this place, the name and the atmosphere are all great. Unfortunately, i just do not understand the flavor profiles of the dishes (also everything came out lukewarm), they are so fusion-y that i find it difficult to relate to them.
Another excellent experience at Xiao Ye. The food was creative without being fussy. Wonderful , intricate flavors. Service was great (ty Jamie and Micah). Xiao Ye is one of our favorite restaurants in the Portland area. Highly recommend.
How have I lived in Laurelhurst so long and never tried this place? Inventive, top tier execution, and so welcoming. No notes, just five stars.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food , as always was amazing. And the service is also a pleasure Definitely too 10 restaurant forus
We came on Valentine's Day at brunch instead of dinner to avoid the crush. We enjoyed a couple of the more uncommon things on the menu. Would have enjoyed something with fresh fruit or just generally more variety overall. Service was good, music was fun, nice to have parking now. Thanks for being a bright spot in Hollywood!
We enjoyed a lovely valentines dinner at the chefs counter. Our favorites were the Madeline's, curry noodle pasta dish and the sole with potatoes. Service was on point with our water and even folded our napkin when we stepped away for the restroom. Our server Rachel was awesome
We came here to celebrate Valentine's Day and everything was on point. The flavors and textures of the dishes were well thought out and executed. Portion size to price ratio was great and service was attentive without being overbearing. It's nice to be able to order family style for two without getting a massive amount of food or spending a ton to try more than two things (we got 5 dishes total). What more could you ask for?? Looking forward to going back and getting myself a personal order of the madelines.
The food is innovative but too much on the sweet size for me. Portion is ok however the appetizers are really tiny. The popular khao soy is so salty n sweet that I can't taste the curry or flavor. Hardly any chicken either. For the price n inflation I could understand why less meat.
Truly one of the best and most unique dinners I've had in PDX. They do fusion right, inspired flavors that come at you in waves of differentiation and surprise. The dishes are all incredibly singular and unique, from taro fritter flavor bombs to blissfully unique takes on khao soi or pork chops. Try everything! The cocktail menu itself left a bit to be desired, but try the classics and you won't be disappointed (especially their old fashioned)
Definitely a lovely place to go out with friends, family, a special date, or just yourself
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Underrated eatery, very high quality service I’ve only seen in TV with Michelin star restaurants. Courteous and professional waiters and waitresses, food was seasoned perfectly, speedy service, 5/5 for me, can’t wait to eat here again!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Incredible food, absolutely loved it. Fancy but approachable and unique. The decor is super nice too!
Restaurantji Recommends
Just had a fantastic brunch
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I had a decent experience. Food was good but menu for brunch is small. Not a lot of side and combo options.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
This is pretty much everyone's favorite place. My family's and their friends' favorite place, too. ❤️ Brought my Mom to celebrate our birthdays two years ago and finally made it back recently... Had such a great meal I wanted to buy a hoodie 😅 Sadly, they didn't have my size so my wife bought herself one and now I'm jealous. 🙃
Btw you gotta get the trio sampler dessert. My wife was going to skip the black sesame gelato, but I insisted on trying all three and asked her to just taste the gelato once... She ended up liking that one the most! 😁
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
My family and I went to Xiao Ye because of the reviews and it is part of the new Chase offering. We were about 15 minutes early and even though there were empty tables they asked us to wait by the door until it was closer to our reservation time. We assumed they had their systems but still odd. Our server was nice but not any more than other restaurants. We are an Asian family who love to eat and we were so excited about trying the food especially the Khao Soi pasta dish which my sister ordered. Khao Soi is my favorite Thai dish. Unfortunately, the dish lacked much flavor with only hints of the original. Maybe my palate is not made for fusion? I ordered the pork and it was tender. The flavor was ok. I also ordered the Napa cabbage salad which was amazing. My brother in law had a dumpling dish but the flavors didn’t mesh. Lastly, my nephew had a chicken dish which had chicken on top of what seemed like a black bean sauce. The sauce reminded us of a Korean Chinese dish called jjajamyeon. Once again it was ok but not fabulous. We wished it could have been a new discovery for us to return to but it was disappointing.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Napa Cabbage Wedge
I really want to like this place, the name and the atmosphere are all great. Unfortunately, i just do not understand the flavor profiles of the dishes (also everything came out lukewarm), they are so fusion-y that i find it difficult to relate to them.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 4
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