Party of 4 on a Saturday afternoon. It was busy but not a long wait. It was a standard Dim Sum place that fulfilled my cravings. It has everything you're looking for an it all hits the spot. Service is meh and you have to chase them down a bit, but what good Dim Sum place isn't like that? Only a few carts roaming around so you have to order mostly everything with your waiter. Definitely will come back again! read more

Got a table for dim sum pretty easily at noon on a weekend. I will say unless you can read Mandarin, this probably isn't the place for you. Being American born, I don't read Mandarin well at all, but can usually get by at dim sum from photos, or speaking to the ladies with the push carts, but this place has an paper form (no pictures) and just awful translations of the dishes. Whether it's literal phonetic translations (wo kok) or just awful translations (chinese sushi or beef triple with ginger and onion), it took forever for me to google search my food. Apart from this hurdle, the food was also just alright. Like it is what it was supposed to be, but it wasn't particularly good. Service here was also pretty awful. I had to flag down 4 different people multiple times just to get some water. I probably won't be back unless the other options in town are worse, but I would imagine that's unlikely. read more

7 dishes were ordered for 7 people. I would eat the steam fish, tofu, vege and beef dishes again. Seafood fish maw soup tasted diluted. Bo zai beef brisket (not on the regular menu) had pieces of chewy meat. $30 per person, mandatory 18% tips. Wasn't too crowded at 11:30am so good for last minute gatherings. It wasn't chaotic or noisy on a Tuesday afternoon. read more

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We ordered food for 80+ people for a Lunar New Year celebration last week. The team at China Town was great to work with, suggest options, and accommodated a last minute addition to the menu! Our party guests are still talking about the food! We had fried fish, bbq pork, fried rice, lo mein, sweet and sour pork, Mongolian beef, orange chicken, cashew chicken, Ma po tofu, veggie delight, and my favorite honey walnut shrimp! Can't wait to have the team cater for us next year too. PS although I can't vouch personally, I have heard great things about their lunch time dim sum! read more

China Town Restaurant - Dim Sum Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

We haven't been here in ages especially dinning in so we were super excited at first. We did a lot of take outs during the pandemic and we just reheated the food when we got back home. Environment: it's a huge restaurant with big tables but even though it was busy, it didn't feel too crowded. Staff: though they were very busy they were kind and quick to respond. Food: We order our usuals like we did during the pandemic (ha gao, siu mai, shin roll, XLB, char siu in puff pastry, and rice noodle rolls. Everything was COLD except the shin roll and XLB. Like, the rice noodle rolls were so hard, I couldn't cut it with my chopsticks. I felt like if I threw it at the wall it would bounce back in perfect condition. It was very hard. 30min later, we also got super thirsty, too. It was super unfortunate experience. The dim sum were placed in the heated carts but I bet they're not on so they were cold. Dim sum 101: it must be HOT! read more

Chinatown Restaurant was on my list of local restaurants to visit, this week I was in the area and dropped by during lunch time, the few other times that I have attempted to visit they were so busy that I could not take the time to wait. Today I did not have any wait time at all, as you walk up to the Restaurant is it nestled within a shopping plaza with many other asian style restaurants, its right across from the Geico insurance building. The Interior is huge, I did not realze that they had so much seating space, they also have a lounge. I was greeted by a very friendly staff member, she quickly as me to select a seat. I was provided a lunch menu and a main menu. The lunch pricing was very reasonable at 14.00 a plate with one main item, rice of choice and a spring roll. I choose the General Tso Chicken with Fried rice, egg roll and hot tea. The portion was good sized, I asked if it was spicy, then ordered it medium just encase. The chicken was not spicy or as spicy as I thought it might be, thankfully they had a bottle of Sriracha on the table. Great flavor overall on the Chicken and the Fried rice. I really enjoyed the hot tea and the egg roll. I am looking forward to my next visit with my family so we can order a few items and share the meal. read more

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Great Service! Very average, okay tasting dim sum Siu Mai tasted off Ha Gao was more like grounded shrimp, shrimp ball like instead of whole shrimp Sticky Rice Chicken was the best Tea was average cheap tasting When I first came in, there were no customers so worry sets in, but let me just try.. just like pictures looked okay, but maybe it actually taste good? Was below average.. however Service saved it to being okay.. Portland is not known for super good dim sum like that unless H.K. Cafe which is good but not great Not much ambiance just full of tables Clean restrooms read more

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Having not been here in years, I sure miss the roaming dim sum carts! We had to order off the menu and the prices were a little higher than we're used to plus the food was just not as hot as I would have preferred. Overall, food was decent for dim sum. Hubby thought he ordered fried noodles but got chow fun instead. Luckily it tasted good because he doesn't like thick noodles. Typical Chinese service - not very friendly but they get the job done. read more

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Okay I love this place. I've only ever gotten takeout but the food is always exactly what I wanted and it's delicious. I don't know why this place gets so many bad ratings. read more

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I love China Town's food. No complaints there, but the dim sum is too expensive at this point. It costs almost as much for one plate as it does an entire meal read more

I have usually dined at the restaurant, but got it to go this time. Really easy and efficient to order. Only took 15 min. Everything was yummy. read more

China Town Restaurant - String bean chicken, beef & broccoli, chow mein, broccoli sautéed with garlic. - Dim Sum Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

Food is authentic and makes me sad that i live sooo far away! We ordered enough for five people! Ambiance is fine, chatty environment, friendly staff, and clean establishment! Must visit again soon! read more

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Chow mein - good. Thing noodles, not a lot of chicken, which is fine, good flavor Egg drop soup - terrible. Grey in color, had mushrooms and tofu?? Weird to put into this soup. I don't think there's any eggs in it??? Scratches the Chinese food itch, but don't order the egg drop soup. read more

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Great Kung pao needs more peanuts and little bit more spice great service and also got potstickers read more

China Town Restaurant - Kung pao - Dim Sum Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

This is honestly the best dim sum place I've gone to, and I've been to a lot of them all over California. Everything seemed like it was made fresh, they came and checked on my table often, filling waters often as well. They were nice and everything I ordered was really good! There were no dim sum carts, they brought everything out from the kitchen so it was nice and hot. read more

Don't eat here. The Kung Pow Chicken was literally celery, onions, and peanuts and chicken. As a person of color, it was the worst service that I've ever received. They were impolite and served everyone around us complementary buns except for our table. My mom asked a question about the menu and was practically screamed at. After not being served complementary buns, like everyone else, I asked to cancel my to go order and they brought it to the table anyways, I went ahead and just paid for it. Don't eat here. read more

Super tasty dim sum and good service. Normally they don't check on you and rush you when trying to choose! Def recommend this place

Horrible food my bill was $47.00 and they tried to charge me $374.00 . Never again this used to be my favorite restraunt . Now I have to call and have the charge taken off my account.. read more

Their dimsum is solid! Looks like they might even do it all day too. No carts, you tick what you want on the piece of paper and then your food arrive promptly after. I noticed that their dimsum items are on the bigger side compared to other spots, making them great for sharing with a group. We got a wide array of things but the top three for me were the Shin Roll, the BBQ Rice Roll, and the Shrimp and Chive Dumpling. I loved how filled these were. The BBQ pork in the rice roll was so tender and flavorful. The shrimp was also super fresh and bouncy. Definitely would go back for these. Prices were decent too with the small stuffs being $5.5, medium stuffs were $6.5, and the large ones were $7.5. We'll be back! read more

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East Harbor up the road is closed to upgrade so asked the web for dim sum nearby. Chinatown restaurant is relatively new so because I wanted "made to order" plates I drove the extra 5 miles. Not inexpensive (no surprise), but overpriced for quality. You order by checking items off a sheet. Items came unusually fast for made to order. I got stuffed eggplant with shrimp, taro puffs, stewed tofu wrapped pork and shrimp rolls. Shrimp rolls came congealed stiff and luke cold, the taro puffs looked xcrispy but upon biting deep into it was grossed out by the warm peanut buttery glop yuk. Sent back along with the shrimp role. They just microwaved the puff and over steamed the role. The stuffed tofu skins were really nicely hot. Stuffed eggplant was barely hot and flavorless- thank goodness there was chili oil and soy. Going to the restroom I saw where all the waiters staged the Dim sum. Nothing from the dimsum menu came from the kitchen, but from holding carts. Very disappointing for $32. Cannot wait until East Harbor reopens. read more

Packed today ... still the best Dim Sum in town and better prices than the East side restaurants You can order Dim Sum all day and night. I'm ordering some to go for steaming tomorrow morning before taking my family to the airport. My family's favorites are: Ha Kow, Pineapple Bow with Cha Siew, Rice Noodle wrapped shrimp Normy Gai Pork Shew My Chive & Shrimp Ball Scallop Ball Wo Kok Dan Tat - Egg Tarts Lo Bak Ko Shin Roll Deep Fried Lobster Ball read more

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Fenomenal food, went with a large group and my Chinese friend ordered dim sum style with 14 people and it was great service timely food and great atmosphere with a spinning center to move around such a large table. read more

Very good food was somewhat empty once I got here but picked up after a while, service was cool, and the atmosphere was very basic. They ficus more on the quality of food verses decoration and all the other hype. It reminds me of Chin's Garden back in Detroit, MI, off 6 mile and Southfield Freeway service drive. Food there is similar, straight to the point, no frills, just good. If you haven't been here, I suggest that you stop by and try them out. read more

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Came back to eat here for the first time in at least 5 years, or maybe longer. (I am pretty sure this restaurant had a different name at that time). Back then they were still running around with the carts and you could see and pick and choose what you wanted to eat; now you select your dimsum items -- or larger entrees -- off the menu and they bring out what you order. It was a mix. A few things came out to the table very hot and steaming and most were just warm/hot (so on the plus side, no danger of burning your mouth on the first bite and regretting it the rest of the meal). I don't think it was worth the price and I don't plan to return anytime soon. The place was pretty full for lunchtime on a Friday (they were seating people in half of the restaurant), but no wait. read more

Having lived in Hong Kong for 5 months and growing up eating Cantonese food, I always yearn to find good Cantonese food as my comfort food. While the sweet and sour pork flavors were right, the sauce was a little too runny and thin for my liking. The Japanese Tofu with Mushrooms were quite delicious, but it was a bit overwhelming with the generous amount of broccoli that came with the dish. Since I came during dinner, I was not feeling dim sum but have heard many positive things about it which they serve ALL DAY. definitely give this place a try! read more

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Food was excellent, restaurant very nice and clean - when the bill came the sever counted it - said $80? I said yes that is what we owe you- she said no tip? And stood there and I told her when we leave we will leave the tip on the table since we are still eating - NEVER. Has any server asked for a tip - LESSON LEARNED - her tip was ZERO read more

I wanted eat porridge after heavy holiday meals. We had seafood one and chicken one, both were good and make my stomach happy. Also nice dim sum place closer to our house. Food cart is going around only during weekend but less busy during the week. Service was fine and I would go back again. read more

I came for dim sum on a Sunday. Although you order your dishes vs. roll carts, it's not necessarily "made to order." It seems like the kitchen just keeps the carts stocked, and the staff just collects your order from those carts. Some of the carts did not seem warmed (I.e the steamed dishes), and the metal trays were cold to the touch. The food itself was not cold, but I could see how quality would really decrease if you came on a slow day and the food is sitting around longer. The food overall was good--not great. The har gow wrapper was too thick and slightly smushy. The XLB was surprisingly good and had a good amount of juice despite not being very warm. The items not on the dim sum menu are made to order. The salt and pepper squid had good flavor, but the squid was rings and tentacles vs. thicker cuts. Service is pretty fast. We were seated right away, despite it being pretty full because the space is large. read more

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Decided to try this place out after looking for a good dim sum spot! Saw it on tiktok and thought why not give it a try with my family. We come from california, and a lot of food spots in oregon don't really compare to there, so we try not to have high expectations. We arrived right at opening on a Friday, and were seated immediately. We were given our team and ordered quick. We asked to keep one of the menus because we typically order our first round and then order a different second round. While waiting, one of the workers was yelling at our server in front of us because he left the menu with us. He asked again if we wanted to keep it and we said yes. The lady wasn't too happy about that for some reason. Our food came out fairly quickly. Taste wise was pretty good. We ordered shui mai, har gaw, rice noodles with shrimp, spare ribs, tripe, egg tart, and the sweet rice cake. Our favorites out of everything were the egg tart and rice cake. Now the reason for our 3 stars was because at checkout, we paid with card and one of the workers were standing there while we signed off and chose tip. We decided to pay tip with cash and when we chose "No tip" on the machine, the lady quickly said "no tip?!". I thought in this day and age we aren't asking this these. She also should NOT have assumed we weren't going to tip. This very much soured our experience. I understand that restaurants and servers deserve a tip but asking and assuming in such a rude manner is not the way to do it. Service should definitely be handled better, especially when it comes to tip. read more

This place is a hit or miss, usually a miss for us. Dim sum comes out cold, service is meh, and the prices are high. Might be worth a drive to the eastside if people have the time for some better dim sum. read more

We've never had a bad experience here. Definitely better than the current rating represents. Can be hectic during peak times, but have always gotten stellar service. Anything on the menu here is good. read more

Terrible quality, sesame beef was one huge overcooked dry hunk, noodles were barren and had order the house "special" lo Mein. BBQ pork was all gristle. Even the white rice is gross. There was a time this place was good but something has changed and not for the better. Save your money. read more

Great dim sum. Good variety and friendly staff. I love dim sum but hard to find in Portland area. We drive one hour to eat here well worth it. read more

The food was not good! The BBQ pork was very fatty and seemed raw in places. Kung Pao Chicken was terrible, the Sweet and Sour Chicken had more coating than chicken and the sauce was really bad. The best thing? The rice!! I've ordered from them a couple times before with the same experience, but I thought I'd try one last time. This IS the last time. No pictures because we threw it away. read more

This review is for the dimsum items only. This place has the BEST SHU MAI in PDX! Waaaaay better than the big dim sum places on the East side. I took off 1 star because they do not have the cart. If they bring back the cart, I will add 1 more star. read more

mediocre dimsum, they were served cold or room temp even though the trays had some steam, not sure how long they keep the food hot but when taken a bite, the core was not hot. deep fried foods and egg tarts were also cold like they've been sitting there idling for a while, did not taste fresh. Dim sum must be eaten hot to enjoy the fine arts in its making and to truly taste all the juiciness from the meat, this includes deep fried foods too, they were also not hot so if it felt more greasy. pricing varies depending on what you order. some are not worth the high cost as compared to instinct ones to purchase from asian grocery stories, however if it was all served hot it might be different too. it was a bit unappealing and unappetizing to get their chili oil scooped our from a bucket that's been left open and no lid for closure. Then it just stays on a cart against the back wall and even the oil has been sitting there for a while as the top layer is more opaque and just yeah old 2/ greasy appearance We asked for our dimsum to be reheated and even then, it was still not very hot. Would really reconsider coming here for their dimsum honestly and ask for foods to be HOT if you want to avoid stomach upset later on. read more

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Gone down hill since it moved from walker rd yearssss ago. No more carts going around with dim sum in it since Covid days. You order your dim sum on a sheet, they then bring it out to you on a cart.... We were thinking it would be more fresh this way, but no. Everything except the tripe was mediocre warm. Chinese sushi was stale, hai gow wasn't hot nor the chicken feet. And it was a Saturday lunch time. There were plenty of workers, they all seemed busy, however us and a few other table near us were waiting for service. We were waiting for our check while they were waiting to order, had to flag someone down twice (once for left over box and again for our check) read more

It's unfortunately disappointing that this is one of if not only Beaverton's dim sum restaurants. We really need something better than this. Some items we ordered came out hot while others were room temperature. Not sure why they serve cheung fun in plastic clasp containers?? That is just weird. We ordered from the menu and all of our dishes arrived in less than two minutes, which was alarming. Food didn't taste fresh. Prices were expensive for the quality of the food. The space has a sad, dim vibe and makes you wonder what you're doing with your life that led you to eat at this restaurant. read more

Best dim sum on the westside I've had. Consistently delicious Togo. My favorites are: Shrimp and Snow Pea Leaf Baked/steamed BBQ pork buns Shu Mai Shrimp and scallop dumpling Chili oil is fantastic, the regular food menu is also good, though a little spendy. The combos are a great deal. The dim sum is what shines here read more

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We really enjoyed this place. We went on a Sunday around 2 and it was surprisingly busy but it was kind of fun to be in the bustling environment. We had to wait a bit to order but once we ordered the food came fast. Everything was really good and we branched out and tried a bunch of new things and things we didn't know what they were and everything was excellent. It was also more affordable than we were expecting. Overall a great experience, the only thing is that I wish they did the cart service thing instead of taking your order and bringing food. read more

China Town Restaurant - Dim Sum Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon