Dumpling was very good but ribs, fried chicken, and carrot salad were all mediocre at best.

I absolutely love this place. It has a really unique vibe that feels like the perfect blend of a neighborhood spot but something special. Pro-tip: definitely don't miss the tea leaf salad. read more

Wow wow wow Came here on a random whim because it was close and I hadn't tried it and I was blown away. We got the Tofu Nway, Mala Aloo, and Khao Payne Sane and everything was amazing. The flavors were complex, the texture of everything was on point, and the meal left me wanting to try everything else on the menu! Also got the Tamarind Pegu club drink which was lovely. It's been awhile since I've been so pleasantly surprised by a new food place. I will absolutely be back. My mom even stopped by the kitchen window to tell the cooks how great the food was. read more

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First time in for our 4-person group. I've passed by this place so many times and been curious. Very glad we came! Full flavor profile on all of the dishes. One of our group felt that our meal was a bit salty though. read more

Absolutely incredible Burmese food, amongst the best I've ever had. My highest recommendation. I stopped in for lunch with a friend, and we shared three dishes. Ordering is done at the counter, and staff bring the food out shortly thereafter. We ordered: -Lahpet Thoke ($14; prepared vegan by omitting the fish sauce) -- this is the classic Burmese fermented tea leaf salad. Their execution of it was top-notch, with fantastic textures from the deep fried fava beans, pulses, crunchy cabbage, crushed peanuts, fried onions, tomato, and of course the tea leaves, and dressed with a nicely acidic dressing. Phenomenal stuff. -Shan Tofu ($11) -- this is the classic Burmese chickpea tofu dish, though this particular version of the dish was quite different: very creative and impeccably prepared. You get thin slices of chickpea tofu, topped with crushed peanuts, shredded cabbage, and other stuff, accompanied by a somewhat rich, tangy, oily, somewhat sweet dressing. This was incredible. -Tofu Nway ($16) -- this was the most unusual dish we ordered. The dish is centred around rice noodles and cooked with a chickpea tofu sauce -- I had never seen tofu used this way. Coming with it is mustard greens, a couple dal fritters, and various garnishes. Brilliant combination of flavours and textures once again. Friendly, quick service, reasonably priced, very generous portions. I can't praise the food enough. Don't miss this when in PDX. read more

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food was great and the employees were all very kind & attentive! they answered my friends questions about the menu and assured them that most things are gluten free or can be made GF! the atmosphere is really comfy and cozy. it's a little pricey but it's typical portland pricey lol. definitely will be coming here again! read more

This Summer, my mom and I took a trip to the Pacific North West. One of the highlight of our trip was visiting this authentic Burmese restaurant. The food was AMAZING !!! We talk about going back next summer to visit Portland so that we can eat at this establishment again. Beside the food, the service was also great. They were very attentive and friendly, giving us recommendations on what to do in Portland. As you can see from the pictures, we ordered a lot and ate a lot. This is a place to experience. I wish I lived in Portland so this place can be my rggular... read more

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Food was delicious and the service was quick. My fiancee went to the Mississippi location yesterday and enjoyed it so much he brought me to this one today read more

Rangoon Bistro - Pork noodles, fried potato special, big pork dumpling - Burmese Near Me - Portland, Oregon

I liked almost everything we ordered here. Or maybe bc I missed Burmese food a lot. My favorite is always the tea leaf salad. The worst was the large dumpling. Wasn't that great, kind of just eating mush. Everything else was super flavorful and very different tastes. The chicken was nice and crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. The potatoes were so good I didn't need sauce. And I'm a sauce person. All the noodles were cooked al dente. The short rib was so tender and mixed well with the additions on the rice. Definitely recommend this spot! read more

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We stopped by one of our favorite local restaurants in SE Richmond. We always leave with extra food as the portions are typically more than you can eat! I had their spicy fried chicken which is so crispy - meaty and full of flavor that I'm getting hungry just writing about it. The staff is always friendly and they serve you quickly if you arrive before 6pm as it's always busy There are many other tasty appetizers and entrees - enjoy! Bon Appetite Ronn just Ronn The hole in the wall food guy. read more

Rangoon Bistro - Burmese Near Me - Portland, Oregon

Kind staff, excellent food, interesting flavors -- an absolutely delightful experience. The restaurant was busy but the food came out so quickly and the atmosphere was lovely. Will definitely be coming back!! read more

The food is good and I'd come back, but not my fav Burmese spot. Burmese is typically packed with TONS of flavor and I found this to be 85% there. Overall 3.5, but no half stars here. Menu is quite limited, but hey that's not necessarily a bad thing. Do the things you do well - right?! The restaurant size is small but its quaint. And the staff is friendly. We ordered the tea leaf salad, rice noodle dish and beef curry. Tea leaf salad was mainly cabbage with fried fava beans. And I think it had fried mung beans too. But it added a great crunchy contrast. At another Burmese restaurant, I've had this with more tea leaf and less cabbage. Overall, it was a decent salad! Rice noodle dish - sorry dont know the official name but there are only 2 noodles on the menu: 1 rice noodle and the other was a wheat noodle. So there you go. It had ground pork, some veggies with a light sauce - not a dry noodle dish. It had a mild spicy heat to it and it was pretty good! Beef and potato curry - was served with rice and a side of yogurt cucumber. It also had some sliced jalapeno, but I did not find it spicy. The contrast of the curry and the cucumber was very nice. This was our fav dish of the night. Also got a grapefruit beer. It was like summer in a can!! It didnt over power the meal and it was super refreshing! read more

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We came late after 9pm one Saturday night without reservation. Parking was easy and the restaurant was pretty empty. We were four of us and ordered food at the ordering window. All food came very quickly. Ghin salad was nice and crunchy. Mala aloo was very different- a little soggy because of the oil underneath but I think that was the intention and it was flavorful nonetheless. The Mix fry plate was really good with each of us having our favorites. The entrees were disappointing though. The tofu nway and 1/2 chicken entrees were both very mediocre. We did enjoy the space and the music playing- very tropical feeling to it. read more

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Highly recommended by friends, didn't disappoint . The mushroom noodles were outstanding, great depth of flavor, noodles had a wonderful chew, the mushrooms cooked perfectly, loved this dish. Friendly staff, quick service. I will return ! read more

Cute place that has indoor and outdoor seating. The food is so goooooddddde!!! The chef is this white dude but he knows his stuff!!! So glad the Yelpera were right! Also they open until 10 pm!!! read more

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Hurray! It's Gluten free!! That's a HUGE Plus for me. I'll be dining there very soon.

FUXS GIVEN = 5.0 ******************* Food = 5 I'm a sucker for Burmese food but this was exquisite. I recommend the pork pickled mango curry and the Si Chet Khawo Swe (best vegan dish I've had in a while) UX = 5 Order at the counter bring the food out style. Clean and modern with a warm natural feel. Service = 5 Outstanding service. Friendly, fast and fantastic. read more

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Rangoon had an excellent selection of food options compared to other Burmese restaurants that offer more, but hard to choose. They narrow it to a good amount. The salads are delicious and unique and I chose the Laphet salad with mint i leaves, it was citrusy and refreshing. It was hard to choose an entree though because it was either curry noodles or a yummy noodle and egg dish with meatball. All of it tastes great though. This place also tastes better compared to other Burmese restaurants in Portland. read more

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Wonderful spot serving Burmese food in a casual but airy wooden interior space. A little pricey but reasonable for food quality and quantity. Having been to the country itself and a lot of Burmese spots, the tea leaf salad was delicious and right up there with the best - a little more bitter due to the leaves not being as fermented and could have skipped the celery, but great anyway - hitting the nail on lots of crunchy bits. Pork rib dish was delicious as well. Ribs were incredibly tender without being too fatty and came in a broth/sauce that was sort of a combination of chicken broth, chimichurri, and some acid. Part soup part gumbo, I was really impressed at how the ribs retained the flavors of the dish without a sauce per se. Rice was perfect. A very hearty, comforting dish that could be split 3 ways as an appetizer or a main dish for 1. Food and ordering was quick. Look forward to returning next time I'm in Portland! read more

The outdoor area is a nice setup. Despite ordering at the counter, the service was actually good. Now on to the food. We ordered the large rice dumpling because it sounded interesting but it was very underwhelming - the rice skin is too thick, the pork filling and sauce are both bland. The tea leaf salad was also nothing to write home about; I had tea leaf salad at another Burmese restaurant in Portland and it was amazing; this in comparison was rather disappointing. read more

Rangoon Bistro - Rice dumpling - Burmese Near Me - Portland, Oregon

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Sooooo good omg. A must try! The space is unassuming but the food is delicious. You'll have to order at the counter but I highly recommend trying as much of the menu as you can. It's family style dining and the spice level varies from dish to dish. I've already been back a couple of times and I can't wait to keep going back. The food is best when it first comes out so I recommend dining in, not taking out. read more

We stopped in after an event around the corner and WHAT A GEM!!!!!! Great service, cute small & casual dining spot, & the food.......... impeccable. It was my first time trying Burmese food and I wasn't sure what to expect but everything was so well balanced and flavorful. Fragrant, sweet, savory, tangy -- would totally drive back up to Oregon just to eat here!!! Thank you Rangoon Bistro. read more

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I tried Burmese food for the first time at another place and it left much to be desired. My friend proposed we have Burmese food again, and she mentioned this place. My impression is that this place is pretty solid, and now I have good impression on Burmese food, which is pretty similar to the other Southeast Asian fare. The fried chicken reminds me of the herb fried chicken we would have in Indonesia (and make at home) complete with the coconut rice and chili condiment. There is another Thai place in PDX that serves similar fried chicken and this one is way better. I tried the mushroom noodles. As advertised, it is indeed an umami bomb. So savory and there is depth in the flavor. Pro tip: ask for chili oil and pour some on the noodles and then mix, thank me later. Highly recommend! read more

Rangoon Bistro - Mushroom noodles, ask for chili oil! - Burmese Near Me - Portland, Oregon

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Wonderful atmosphere and awesome service. The food was the best I've had in a long time. So flavorful and plentiful. Definitely check this place out. read more

Came across this place on Instagram and I knew I had to try it cause the food looked delicious. Happy to say this place did not disappoint. This place scored A+ in all categories. First this place had easy seating after ordering from the counter. The food comes in small plates that's perfect to share with a large group of people. We started off with the salad and that was probably the most delicious salad I've ever had. So savory and light and a perfect way to start off the dish. The fried chicken was so juicy and delicious. We had almost everything on the menu and you could not go wrong with any of the dishes. Would come here again no doubt! read more

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Damn, I guess Burmese food and I are a match... currently my favorite food in town. So damn delicious.

This may be my favorite restaurant in Portland. I have eaten here 7-10 times in the last 2 years and it's been consistently delicious and somehow it always feels new. The ambience is inviting and the staff are friendly and welcoming. Don't miss the tea leaf salad! Or the mushroom noodles. The pickled shiitakes are flavor bombs. Can't recommend this place enough. read more

Super great local spot. Highly recommend. We listened to their recommendations and were very happy with the tea salad, pork rice appetizer thing, pork ribs, etc. read more

When I walked out after a delicious meal, I told my partner "I forgot about all my problems in there." Truly one of the best meals I have ever had. Mushroom noodles were amazing. The tea leaf salad was amazing. We had a crunchy lentil salad that was...you guessed it, amazing. Can't wait to come back and keep coming back. It's cheaper than therapy read more

I tend to rate high. I had a great experience at Nan Yang in the early days. It is fine for restaurants to be different in their family traditions within the larger country or region. The laphet salad is a large portion I ordered to go. I would bring this home and make 2-4 salads of it with more greens and cherry tomatoes in season. It has all the bits which are hard to source making this dish at home. The eggplant curry with white rice was sweet and with mint leaves. The rice was very salty. I called them back to check. They claimed it was the fish sauce. I have never heard of colorless clear fish sauce which would leave the rice white, rather than brown. Maybe it's possible. I'd bring this one home, throw out the rice and make your own rice. So I guess there is a silver lining in a way. I suggested they taste their rice. They said they had and thanked for calling. They said that is the way they like it. I use a fair amount of salt, more than most. That is my calibration for his review. Maybe they add extra salt on hot days? I guess if you like extra salty rice, its OK! They were polite and fast when ordering for take out. The price is reasonable. The dine-in space where I waited was nice. read more

On a road trip going down the west coast looking for amazing places to eat on my way down, after looking for a few hours trying to decide where to have my first dinner all over portland I decided to go here. Oh boy how glad I am I did that! All of the staff was super friendly and helpful (Aiden was the guy who helped us with everything the entire night), but the food absolutely one of the best ive ever had in my life and im not over exaggerating. Ive never had Burmese food and if you did have it yet the best way I can describe it is "the best out of south asian/south east asian and asian cuisine all in one". Super precise and flavorful dishes, nothing fancy or pretentious, just absolutely spot on food. Rice was amazing, the noodles quality themselves was better than most expensive italian restaurants you can go to, the big dumpling is addicting and i could bathe the sauce it comes with. Had my mind blown last night by this cuisine and will definitely be on the lookout for more Burmese food places but I doubt anywhere can top this off. Thanks again for a great experience and food! read more

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Never have I ever wanted to go back to a place to try the whole menu! This place is soooo good!!! Tried the Lahpet Thoke Salad, perfect mix of savory, sweet, & crunch! Also had the large dumpling and Pork Si Chet, both wonderful and flavorful. Drank the coconut drink which was a great combination of salty & sweet tasting. Also recommend the their house made sodas! Service was super helpful and friendly, felt a lot of warmth and sweet welcome right away. Would definitely go again! read more

My friend came from out of town and had this spot on her list. I had never gone but it always smelled amazing. We ordered the tea leaf salad, fried chicken w rice and beef with roti. Everything was really delicious. Our favorite was the beef dish..soooooo tender. She thought the tea leaf salad didn't have enough tea leaf and her cocktail wasn't very good, but all in all we'd definitely come back. They refunded her cocktail when they saw she didn't drink it, too. I look forward to trying the rest of the menu. We sat outside on a nice evening. The indoor seating seems a little cramped. I can see why this spot is popular. read more

Rangoon Bistro - Tea leaf salad and fried chicken - Burmese Near Me - Portland, Oregon

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1st time here, recently traveled to SE Asia including Cambodia and Vietnam where we loved the food and were ready to try Burmese food. Experience was excellent. Went with 3 friends and shared all the dishes which were all fabulous. Especially the tea leaf salad, the fried chicken, the chickpea tofu and the rice noodle dish. We ate everything and would definitely return ! Thank you to the chef and staff! read more

Just on here to say how much I love this place. Come here every Friday after yoga for the tea leaf salad. It never gets old and the staff is always so kind and friendly. Thank you, RB read more

MUST TRY!! Food is amazing! The chef/owner Alex was so great and chatted with us. Nice to see chefs in the food industry like him. Every dish was really good. Standouts: tea leaf salad, pork shoulder noodles, and friend chicken! read more

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Second time trying Burmese food, so I was excited especially after reading all the reviews. While I love fried chicken in general. This one lacks flavor. The coconut rice is 10/10. The sauce isn't flavorful either. I hope to try other dishes in the future. Service was great. read more

Rangoon Bistro - Quarter lemongrass chicken and rice - Burmese Near Me - Portland, Oregon

It was our first time here, and so we had the server at the counter recommend his favorites.... we picked a crispy salad, a rice dish with coconut in it, and a noodle dish with pork and red sauce.. he said we'd be in "Burmese food heaven." He was totally right. Awesome flavors, textures, and portions. Great service. Wonderful hospitality. Thank you Rangoon. We'll be back! ;) read more

Rangoon Bistro - Delicious food with happy smile. ;) - Burmese Near Me - Portland, Oregon

Good vibes and good food, enough said. P.S. don't skip dipping into that sauce for the chicken! read more

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absolutely fantastic place. went here with 8 people, and everything about the experience was great. although restaurant was smaller than i realized, they had no issue accommodating our large group. the menu was nice and simple with just about 6-8 options to choose from for entrees, and the service was surprisingly quick. the big dumpling was pretty good, but a bit challenging to eat, and the sauce was a little too vinegary for my taste. the beef noodles were excellent, as were the cripsy potatoes and the tea salad. would definitely return to try more of their yummy dishes! read more

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