This is a fun addition to LO! The food is a little funky and not your typical Asian cuisine but…read moreit's good! Some dishes are a little spicy so beware. Service was friendly and helpful. I also love that they participate in Burger week, Nacho week, etc! We need more west side businesses to join into these fun weeks :)

Great place to stop in for happy hour! Atmosphere can be somewhat loud at times, but overall a…read moregreat vibe. Parking lot is a little funky, but there is additional parking around in the back area. I have been here over 10 times and my go to food options that always pack some great flavor are the Brussels, shrimp rice rolls, cauliflower, they were out of the cucumber salad, chicken wings, and lettuce wraps. Drinks were really good and strong. Food came out pretty fast and the service was good.

I would normally pick a part anything I eat for a review to give you any little thing that may be…read morewrong. However, there was nothing wrong here. I had the Philly cheesesteak brisket, and it was delicious, smoky tender, salty, and flavorful the baguette that it was on was so soft and yummy. The garlic Parmesan fries were also amazing and they gave you a ton of food. I ended up eating my brisket sandwich for three different meals. And you can get a six dollar corndog with a big piece of sausage in the center so that's pretty cool too. The staff is amazing the environment and ambience is very fun and everybody was having a great time. This will be our new neighborhood joint for sure.

I lived a long time in Texas. So I am partial to Texas style Hill country barbecue. The meat is…read moresmoked, well cooked, and wet. This is the absolute best Texas style barbecue brisket in Portland. I am continuing my quest to make that statement a lie, but as of right now, this is the best. I can't say how good this brisket is. It's stupid good. It's a lovely little taproom in West Linn, the service was good, The bar was clean, it really was just a top-notch experience. And I don't know if I mentioned it or not, but the brisket here is really really good.

I'm choosing not to give them three stars because their food is so good. Apparently they had a…read moredishwasher employee quit so they were only seating about 60% of the restaurant. That happens, but it took us an extra 30 minutes before we got seated. The service was quick. The staff was friendly. The pricing is a little expensive, but the quality is worth it. We sat outside, which was perfect for August evening with the sun going down

Had a delicious sushi dinner at Bamboo Sushi. So nice to be able to sit outside and enjoy a good…read moremeal. We started off with the Brussels sprouts which were crispy bites of flavor in your mouth. The peppers add a little heat. The sauce has a sweetness to it. Combine all three together and perfection. We ordered four rolls. A traditional spicy tuna. The tuna was not ground up tuna which I have gotten at other many places but beautiful pieces with crispy cucumber to give it more texture and a nice heat but not so overpowering you lose the flavor of the tuna. The bamboo dragon was the least favorite of the table . Too much combined together and not enough flavor all at the same time. The sunset was the prettiest looking one. I felt the heat level took away from the flavor of the fish masking it too much for me. The unicorn which I asked for no cilantro was my favorite of the evening. The combination of the fishes with the seasoning of the oil was wonderful. I didn't even need the soy sauce. I of course tried all with the soy sauce and without to ensure I tasted them all both ways. Service was friendly and we were there towards closing so despite being asked to close out our bill we were told we could sit as long as we liked to talk. Overall very fresh and flavorful.

We visited this location on a Saturday before we went to the movies, it was shockingly empty and we…read moregot our order super fast. Always love the pork long bao and Dan Dan noodles

Small portions, some at prices that were reasonable, others at prices that seemed a little high…read more A couple of the plates had a bit of an off-putting aftertaste, unfortunately. The servers were very friendly and make me want to come in and give this place another try. I will redo this review if my viewpoint changes after that visit.

You get a fair amount of food in the order. I thought teriyaki chicken lunch was pretty good…read morequality. The server was very friendly and helpful.

Very sweet folks running this place. Always friendly and make great food. My go to order is the…read morechicken teriyaki with steamed rice and a salad. Good prices, and usually quick for take out

The menu is good prices are fair and the spicy chicken is delicious…read more We order it online and 15 minutes later by the time we get there it's ready to pick up. It's fresh and delicious every time.

Had been wanting to try this place so when at the food carts! Server was friendly but he was also…read morebusy so it took a bit to get my food. Bulgogi was delicious but the rice was plain with no additional sauce. Mac salad was bland but portions were also a bit small. Yakisoba didn't have as much veggies as I prefer but they were huge pieces to boot, also not my preference. I feel like I can get better at a better price even elsewhere. Not a lot of options over here so don't avoid them, just set your expectations accordingly.

New Hing's is very consistent with their food. I've rarely had a time where it wasn't fresh and…read morehot. Their egg flower is one of the better one's I've had. Full of veggies and flavorful. They have very reasonable prices and their workers are SO nice!! I've also had the chance to dine in on several occasions and the restaurant is always clean. The portions are a lot bigger in person too.

I've given New Hing's five or six chances over roughly 25 years, and almost every time I leave…read morewondering why I came back. The pork fried rice was pathetic. It was basically dry, flavorless rice with soy sauce and almost nothing else in it. No egg, no peas, no green onion and barely any pork. Good pork fried rice should have diced BBQ pork, scrambled egg, green onion and vegetables throughout. It should have color and flavor and be good enough to eat as a meal by itself. This wasn't even close. The BBQ pork was dry and overcooked and didn't taste barbecued at all. It seemed more like pork cooked in an oven and dyed red on the outside. The sweet-and-sour was another disappointment: thick cornstarch-heavy sauce with only three or four pieces of pineapple. Good old-school sweet-and-sour also has things like bell pepper to give it some flavor, texture and color. Then there was the chow mein: diced white-meat chicken, celery and carrots swimming in thick cornstarch gravy, dumped over crunchy noodles that tasted like they came straight out of a plastic bag. What makes it frustrating is that I remember New Hing's being better years ago. They used to have sesame chicken wings that were a little expensive for what you got, but at least they were delicious. Those are gone now. The restaurant itself has been remodeled and looks much nicer, but I wish they had put the same effort into improving the food. After this many disappointing visits over this many years, I'm finally done giving New Hing's another chance.