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    H K Café

    3.5 (1.1k reviews)
    ModerateDim Sum, Noodles, Seafood
    Closed 9:30 am - 9:30 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Loud
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    Vanisa K.

    A blast from the past - this restaurant used to be our go-to growing up, but others have slowly risen to the top. There was ample seating on a Saturday morning and the carts came right around, which was perfect for grabbing our dishes and dining right away. Our waters were constantly being refilled and the service was nice! Aside from the food being nostalgic and consistent in taste, we do appreciate the ample parking that is easily accessible. Overall a great brunch option for catching up with friends - however, would likely recommend Excellent Cuisine over this one.

    Meggie T.

    Came here for an early dinner on a Friday, and it was just about empty. Pretty clean inside because of this. The service was quick and they were very attentive. We ordered a variety of dishes including Cantonese beef chow fun, shrimp green beans, fish maw soup, and some stewed beef. The beef chow fun was a bit too dry in my option, there are definitely better options in Portland for this dish. However, the green beans were stir fried perfectly and were super crispy. I absolutely love a good fish maw soup, and this one was generous in the ingredients! The medium was more than enough for multiple bowls for the three of us. Finally, my favorite, the stewed beef, or ngau zap. It came still bubbling and hot, but the flavors hit the spot. The beef was tender and it paired really well with rice. Can't say much about their dim sum, since it has been quite a while since I've had it, but I'll be back soon to try it!

    Sandra L.

    Wow! Delicious Cantonese style dim sum and lunch/dinner dishes. We went to celebrate my god sister's 86 years young birthday. We ordered dim-sum dishes like fried stuff taro puffs, deep fried sesame mochi stuffed with red beans, spareribs with black beans over rice noodles, steamed pork and shrimp dumplings. Dinner dishes of lobster, beef with chinese broccoli, sauté fish and onions, salted fish with chicken and tofu clay pot, fried calamari squid and onions, fried shrimp. Everything was delicious. A real feast. We also received complimentary mango and coconut pudding jello shaped like little piggies! Will definitely recommend to my friends and will revisit for dinner when i travel to portland again.

    pork spare ribs
    Samuel H.

    A genuine dim sum experience with a great selection of dim sum dishes. They will be pushing dim sum carts around and you will have to select from the available food dishes. The one downside to this system is that it's sometimes hard to know what each dish contains, as there aren't any labels to them. They have plenty of tables that can expand, but on a busy weekend, still expect to wait. I've gone several times now, and the carts always stop by each table at least a couple of times. My favorite dishes would be the savory fried glutinous rice dumplings and the pork spare ribs.

    Cathy S.

    HK Cafe always hit the spot for my authentic cart dim sum craving! Definitely come early on the weekends because they get SUPER busy! (They open at 9:30am) The restaurant is typical banquet style open space with lots of different table arrangements. Most iconic is the round tables with the lazy susan for family style dining. They also do have 2-person and other rectangle table options as well. During peak dim sum hour, the carts are rolling through consistently and although the aunties might not be overly friendly, they are fast and efficient with your orders. I didn't take a picture of all the things we are because I was too busy chowing down but almost everything we tried was delicious! You got your classics like the egg tart, chicken feet, steamed ribs, shrimp dumplings, chicken sticky rice, steamed rice cakes, sesame balls, bbq pork buns (steamed or baked), gai lan with oyster sauce, and lots of other yummy things to try! I wasn't overly impressed with their XLB (soup dumplings) no wonder they didn't give you soup spoons for these because there was basically no soup inside! Also we got the steamed custard buns for the fun designs for the kids. But upon closer look, there was a spicy design on one of them (I censored it in my photo but you can use your imagination) so HK Cafe just FYI on that! This is the place for fresh dim sum! Take your friends and family here for the full cart experience!

    Jon C.

    My usual rating for a good dim sum place is usually 3 to 3.5 stars. And coming from an area where dim sum restaurants are a dime a dozen, I'll push this up to 4 given where it's at. In this area, there are only 2 dim sum places (the other being Excellent Cuisine...apparently it's the same owner). There are 2 other dim sum places in the Beaverton area but they don't have carts. We arrived at 10:30 a.m. on a Saturday morning and the restaurant was about 2/3rds full. By 11 a.m. it's full and you will need to put your name on the wait list. Service is your usual...loud, kind of rude but not overtly great service but that's to be expected. Most of the ladies spoke Cantonese and Toisan. When you're ready to pay, you have to take your check to the counter and pay there. Food wise, it's legit. It doesn't have the same level of options that I'm accustomed (Los Angeles/Monterey Park) to but their staple dishes like ha how, siu mai, fung jow, dahn taht, hom sui gok were pretty good. But the food from the carts came out hot and fresh. If I'm back in the area again and need to satisfy my dim sum craving, I'd definitely come back.

    Har Gow: Shrimp dumplings
    Kelvin Y.

    Cart style Dim Sum in PDX. We usually try to arrive at opening time during the weekends. Hits the spot for our dim sum cravings. Service is fast, friendly and efficient.

    Sorry, we wolfed it all down...
    Eunice B.

    It was a rough week so my friends and I came here to eat our feelings. We arrived at ten am, which was the perfect time to get there before the rush. It got busy as we sat, and even the take out line was hopping. The carts came by regularly with quite a variety of dumplings, pastries, and other delights. We languished for a bit while we decided if we were really done, and the servers were super attentive and kept us supplied with tea and water as we grazed. Lots of families with small kids, which made the balloon animal guy make sense, but it was honestly a little odd. The space got loud as more people arrived, but not so loud we couldn't hear each other.

    Leonard L.

    Came here for a banquet this evening. There was plenty of parking. The atmosphere was a typical Chinese Restaurant. The service was good and the food was good. We would come back again when we are in the area

    Matthew B.

    We arrived on a Saturday a little after 11am and the majority of the tables were filled. My daughters and I were seated immediately and water and tea arrived soon after. The carts started coming by regularly and we enjoyed everything. The staff were kind and helpful. We'll definitely return

    Nancy T.

    Last lunch in Portland and this place was four blocks from our air bnb. Got there around 12 and I guess it was cutting it close so there were only 5 carts with dim sum options that was mid....

    Charles C.

    I don't do HK style dim sum much in Portland but this is the place to go IMHO. Place is clean, food decent, average service and if you can tolerate the wait I think one of the better places I. Portland for Dim Sum

    3. Chicken Feet and shrimp dumplings
    Victoria V.

    Came in for lunch and it was packed! Luckily, no wait time. Received iced water and hot tea off the bat. Carts came around and we were able to pick whatever we wanted. There was one lady who seemed like she was having a bad day, she threw the lids off to the side and just threw our food onto the table. This was pretty much the worse thing that happened here. All the other ladies were nice and patient. Overall, the food itself was good and the flavors were there. Another thing my wife and I noticed was some of the food received was almost cold. At one point, we chose a dish and she picked it up and said she had to go warm it up prior to giving it to us. Once received, half was scorching hot and the other half was cold, so she definitely threw it in the microwave. Most dim sum places I've visited, the food is usually really hot. Not here. Place was clean, service was okay and food was okay.

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    Do they offer vegetarian/vegan dim sum options?

    There are some. You just have to ask if you having it by cart, but if ordering off the menu, then you'd know.

    Is dim sum all day?

    Maybe sometimes but I have gone a few times when theyre not doing dim sum. I guess when theyre not very busy, maybe half the tables or less are full, they switch to the menu, which doesnt have all the options they serve when theyre doing dim sum… 

    Peanut allergy. Anything specific to stay away from?

    I am also allergic to peanuts! I havent encountered anything with peanuts in it but I probably havent tried *everything* they serve either.

    Are Dogs allowed inside?

    No; unless service animal

    Under current restrictions, are they offering shrimp Har Gow?

    Offering any deliver options during COVID?

    They are on DoorDash for sure, that's how I've gotten HK dim sum delivered

    Any good non-norm steamed items folks recommend? Not dumplings of ANY type, noodles with beef/shrimp, tripe, humbow, shumai, short ribs, or chicken feet). For example, my seattle place has fresh tofu with enoki mushrooms with an amazing sauce...

    You can always go with the bamboo wrapped in tofu skin. Not sure what the English name is. Rice stuffed in lotus leaves (Zhong zhi). On the sweeter side the little black gelatinous rolls are sesame seed based. They look odd bit they are delicious!

    What's the most number of people that can be seated at one of the big tables?

    Was going to say, there's literally weddings held here and those tables easily go upwards past the 20's

    Do they have dim sum all the time or only weekend mornings?

    Until 3pm everyday. But you can still order dimsum dishes off their menu during non-dimsum hrs I believe

    Can you take your left over food home?

    Yes they give you plastic to go boxes

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