Food was good, you can call ahead to order which is a plus. It's more spendy for what it is - rice…read more But it's always a hit.

I sincerely love the salad dressing. I would buy it by the gallon if I could. They are very fast…read morewhen you order delivery.

The best Chinese food in miles great service and great food love everything here best placeread more

The food was delicious, leftovers better. We had the kung poa shrimp and a fried prawn appetizer…read more So good, not greasy. The Butterfly Shrimp is amazing. The staff was a little to hands on when we were looking at the menu and catching up. Ambiance was nice. Country music was playing and enjoyable, just different for a Chinese place. Loved it overall!

Food: I think the food is average. It didn't taste bad but it wasn't great. Pad Thai is what I…read moreordered. Service: is good. Ambiance: dimly lit. Enough space.

The beef pho was mid, the broth was good but the meat definitely had a refrigerator flavor to it…read more Probably won't go back

I was in this part of Oregon City and needed lunch. I went on Yelp, and decided to try this…read morenew-to-me restaurant. I have had Ramen, pho, noodles, and other Asian dishes numerous times, so felt I was in a good position to evaluate this experience. On my first visit, I very much enjoyed my interaction with my server, who provided helpful guidelines on what I might wish to order. Since then, my interactions have been with the menu on the tablet. That's fine. I have tried the pork gyoza, dan-dan noodles, miso ramen, and green onion pancake so far, and enjoyed them all. Good Asian food on the hill in the O.C.

Came in for lunch and tried a mix of dishes: * Takoyaki -…read morecreamy and tasty, though I wished for more (and more tender) octopus. * Shumai - flavorful filling, good dumpling, even better with a splash of hot sauce. * Chicken Karaage Don - crisp chicken, some veggies, and plenty of rice. Solid and satisfying. Service: Pretty much hands-off. The guy who seated me had AirPods in, handed me an iPad, and disappeared. Not rude, just... barely there. Vibe: Quiet and calm. Just me and one other table. Peaceful Japanese music in the background, so nice atmosphere overall. Food was good, but service was almost nonexistent. If you're looking for a quiet spot with decent eats and don't mind fending for yourself, it's worth a try.

Upon walking in at opening the dining room was empty, extremely clean,, and the radio playing. No…read morestaff anywhere to be seen. We walked up to the counter and hung out looking at the menu for a few minutes before we were greeted with a big smile, and "Thank you, for your patience." The menu on the wall is simple, and a little different (in a good way) than expected. We had a nice quiet moment to look at the menu before ordering at the counter. I hate that I have to pay, and choose to tip, before getting any food. We did not get water....? A little confused on this. And didn't grab for it until eating a spicier sauce... Food was okay. Salt/Seasoning could make all the difference in the food that my son and I ate. The Gyoza was bland, the saving grace was deep fried crispy wrapper and sauce. The Sweet Chili Shrimp Rill was bland, and wouldn't stay together, each piece broke as the roll wasn't tight. Essentially krab salad with cucumber and tasteless rice with seaweed. The wasabi with the roll was essentially green paste, with no spiciness level . The roll dipped in the sweet chili sauce was good, but underwhelming. Let's talk about the main dishes. My son had pork Yakisoba, the meat was tasty. He felt the flavor was relatively dull, and only ate about 1/4 of it (normally he devours most any food). I ordered the bibimbap, for which you normally have a variety of toppings to choose from, this order was set after you choose the protein. The beef was delicious, the vegetables bland, and the egg fried beautifully but unseasoned. The thing that caught my attention once I took my first bite was that the bowl was 3/4 rice, and the other 1/4 3 toppings and a sauce on top of a fried egg. At first glance I was excited, the beef flavor was a win, but overall not excited. Overall our experience was a bit of a bummer. May try again, and hope others have a better taste experience when they try out Rice Time.

I went in for lunch yesterday and ordered a lunch special. My order took 33 minutes or more to…read morereach my table. Poor atmosphere and service after tipping handily. The food was oily.

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

Hello Yelpers, this is my first visit. It's in a very, very nice area. It's worth the trip as I…read morecame here at almost 10 pm. The dining area was dark and it seemed more of a take out kinda place especially when they are closing with a hour. You may park safely outside and lots of other places to spend your money. I will post pictures of the to go menu. West Linn is a very nice area and this street is perfect. Peace and Many Blessings

Wonderful place to eat! As soon as you are seated they bring…read morehot tea and depending on your order soup of choice. We were served quick and didn't have to wait for our doodling at all. Highly recommend this place! Food is delicious!

Yummy food, good drinks, nice wine/beer selection, cozy atmosphere, and friendly staff. We've been…read morea few times and had noodle and rice dishes and their pho makes for a great warm-up in the winter!

Amazing service and amazing staff with tasty food every time. We love their Bun dishes and curries!…read moreIt's always really nice and clean in there.