Best Taste Chinese BBQ Restaurant

I'm giving this place 5 stars because they have traditional zhongzi (sticky rice with meat, egg and peanuts wrapped in a bamboo leaf) and it's the only place in Portland ive found that makes it. The duck is good too, although the rice could use more dippings but this place is like a blast from the past : nostalgic Chinese home cooked food with no fancy frills. Price is a little on the steep side due to the increasing cost of supplies and meats (thanks covid). But I got 2 meats and rice for $15 and a zhongzi for $3.50 ( that one is a huge deal, highly recommended you stock up on that!) Definitely will be back. Might just do the duck rice plate for 12.50 next time.

This char siew lo mein had no business tasting this damn good. Usually it arrives with a slipping pile of sauce in other places so when it arrived dry I was skeptical. That all changed when I tasted the noodle. Perfectly seasoned light hint of sesame oil and salt probably with some char siew drippings too. The steady line of people buying roast meat take out pretty much confirms the quality of the meats here.

Good food. Very large portions and delicious, piping hot tea with every meal.

We heard about this place when I was getting a haircut next door. My daughter asked, What's that thumping noise? And my barber said they were chopping BBQ pork next door. And I said We need to get us some of that BBQ pork. And the barber said It's really good. And she was right. And of course since my kids love Dim Sum, we also loaded up on Shrimp Shumai, Hom Baos, Sticky Rice in a Banana Leaf and Sesame Balls with Red Bean Paste. They were really nice and the food was really good.

They stop selling meals here. They only sell items hanging and offerings being displayed in the warmer. No meals per say of any type. Very disappointing.

$1–10

The sign in their restaurant says $10/lb for BBQ pork. The guy at the counter entered $13.8/lb in the scale's unit price. Therefore, he wanted me to pay $15.87 on a 1.15lb BBQ pork. I confronted him and the lady behind the counter started to yell at me and told me just to give them $11.50. She acted like I didn't understand 1.15lb costs $11.50. They are rude and disrespectful. I will not come back.

The fact that the chinese food quality in Portland is at this degree. And people still have the audacity to put good review for them. You are either never had ACTUAL good chinese food before. Or you are a pay actor. A roast pork look as blend as their, and lack the roast color and taste. It pretty much taste like hot water boil pork. And people call that tasty.

$10–20

A small Chinese restaurant that is only offering Dim Sum and BBQ items at this time. I walked in on a Thursday afternoon and was told take-out only. The regular menu is not being offered and I was shown the Dim Sum items on the steam table. I selected BBQ Buns, fried sesame balls, pork and shrimp dumplings (Siu Mai), and steamed pork ribs with a pound of BBQ Pork. The ribs did have a lot of fat, but had good taste. The BBQ Pork was lean with a nice sweet taste. The pork and shrimp dumplings were moist wth nice balance of flavors. The BBQ Pork Buns had a bright red color and had a sweet taste to them. The fried sesame balls were a little greasy, but had a nice sweet bean paste. A nice place for Dim Sum and Chinese BBQ including duck. Located on SE Division in Portland on SE 83rd in a small strip mall. Credit cards are accepted.