I loved the pork wonton with chilisauce- better than din tai fun and more delicious…read more The scallion pancakes and hand pulled noodles were better than taste of sichuan. And delicious green beans! Looks spicy but not inedible spicy. Delicious. I would give 6 stars if I could Scan qr to order.

First time here and it felt a bit overwhelming as we had no idea what to order. You have to order…read morevia the QR code and I must say trying to find food as titled in Yelp photos can be quite challenging. You need to know what category it is and the descriptions are minimal. We came early on a Wednesday night and were the only ones here. What was good and bad? First let me say, we asked for help with ordering. The server couldn't understand why I was confused. I said I wanted the braised pork wide flat noodle and showed him the photo on Yelp. He told me to select stir-fry, then spicy pork flat noodle. I explained I didn't want spicy, he said it's not spicy then pushed the "less spicy" option. When the dish arrived, you could see the red peppers and it definitely was spicy! It was tasty but very spicy! My husband got the Mongolian beef which he said was good - he selected "no spicy". The only downside was it does not come with rice. Just Mongolian beef and lots of onions. We also ordered the bbq bao - do not order this - the dough was really "off" in both texture and flavor. I literally spit it out as did my husband. We'd come back but we'd be better prepared to order and we'd be way more cautious with what we order.

Party of 4 on a Saturday afternoon. It was busy but not a long wait. It was a standard Dim Sum…read moreplace 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!

Got a table for dim sum pretty easily at noon on a weekend. I will say unless you can read…read moreMandarin, 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.

My favorite Chinese food for over a decade! Consistently good. I have tried about half the items…read moreon the menu and loved whatever I ordered! The atmosphere is warm and inviting; a little brighter than I like, but still quite comfortable.. An added bonus is that they are always fast and friendly.

China Rim is the best family owned Chinese restaurant around! My family and I have been coming to…read moreChina Rim for years and the owners provide amazing service and food. The price point and quality of food is unbeatable and the restaurant is always clean and cozy. So happy to see this family business thrive for so many years!

Super good food! Employees soo friendly!…read moreNothing bad about good taste!!!!!! Great vibes! Very comfy!

I love this place. My favorite is their wonton fun. Their homemade wontons are they best…read more They also catered for my wedding and the food was phenomenal. My guest really enjoyed their meal.

Back at our favorite Chinese restaurant in town. We enjoyed the Cumin Lamb: very well seasoned with…read moreperfect level of spice. The Singapore rice noodles was also delicious. Service, as always, was fast, friendly and efficient.

Street Wok has become my favorite Chinese restaurant in the Portland Area. There is one huge…read morereason, they use significantly less oil in their dishes but still use quality ingredients where the flavor stands out without the oil. Typically at most Chinese restaurants, especially fried dishes, you'll see a pool of oil at the bottom of the dish. This is not the case here, and their sauces also keep their oil usage to the minimum. The food doesn't feel as heavy, and they nail most of their Szechuan flavors well. Their service is always fast and friendly. There is a gentleman in glasses that is always happy to serve and answer your questions. He is always happy to pack your food for you to go if you have leftovers as well, which is a lovely gesture. They have very cute decorations inside, from lucky cats with fortune cookies in their mouths, or a painted wall with a Panda cooking delicious food. I'd steer clear from their soup dishes, most of them lack flavor. I highly recommend their Chopped Pepper Fish and their Jade Tofu items though. Very flavorful and not very heavy! Plenty of parking is available which is lovely for eating in Portland, do not let this spot be missed if you've never tried it!

when they say, "welcome home," they really do mean it! service was absolutely fantastic, i've never…read morefelt so welcomed into a restaurant.

Near the bottom (not the worst, but close competition) Chinese place in the city. Many dishes come…read morewith cucumbers (not because they're Chinese, because they're cheap) and they're disgustingly mushy wherever they appear. Sauces are thick with corn starch and not generally flavorful.

Let me start by saying the staff are SO nice. They'll consistently come back to your table and make…read moresure everything is alright. There are booths where you order food to come cooked, and then the hot pot tables where you order the ingredients and cook them yourself. It's very interactive, and they have plenty of meats, vegetables, tofu, dumplings and noodles. You can choose the broth you want at the beginning and they'll bring out the pot. Each pot is split in 2, so you order one regular broth and then a spicy broth. They also have a veggie broth, which I really enjoy. You can grab things from the salad bar, and they have different sauces/oils you can take and add to your soup. You're able to really customize the experience. It's a fun little experiment you get to do with your friends and family. The space itself is busy with customers walking around and staff brining drinks and food, but it's not crazy. We joke that the steam from the soup is a nice facial treatment. Lol. You can end the night with an ice cream cone and lollipop in the waiting room. I've been a few times, and I will say the first time is overwhelming with trying to figure out what to do, but after that you get more confident and interested in curating a soup that's to your taste.

I normally love coming here, but the employees have changed, and this visit was extremely…read moredisappointing. My family of six came in around 5:00 p.m. when the restaurant was nearly empty. Even though there were plenty of larger tables available, we were told we had to squeeze into a small dirty booth. The pink/red-haired male employee and the girl with glasses who seated us were rude as hell and acted like we were an inconvenience instead of paying customers. Their attitude alone made us decide to leave without ordering. We've enjoyed coming here for a long time, but this experience changed our minds. Management really needs to address the customer service from those two employees before more loyal customers walk out like we did.

Waitress was awesome! Food seemed to be cooked by genuine people. One thing to consider is the…read moredrink options. There isn't much. Loved the place tho.

Don't let the outside fool you. It's a little unassuming and not the most welcoming part of…read moredowntown, but the inside is clean, the staff are incredibly friendly, and the food is excellent. Highly recommend! The Twice Cooked Pork is a must-order! Tender slices of pork, plenty of leek, and a subtle fermented soybean flavor. The Chili Oil Pork Wontons were another favorite. The bright vinegar and chili oil sauce is flavorful and not spicy, and the pork filling is tender and well-seasoned. The Dan Dan Noodles had that classic Sichuan flavor with a light sauce that coated the noodles well. The noodles were a little softer than I prefer, and I wish there were a few more toppings, but I'd still order them again.