The 7 Best Places for Special Fried Rice in Portland

Melanie Jurgens: If your curry is to warm get a side of coconut milk and add it. Curry flavor excellent.

Karlito Franz: Best Thai in NoPo!

Paul Fenwick: Courtesy Vegan Portland by Natalie N.

Jon Turino: Try the special fried rice.

Alex Brehm: Happy hour specials are excellent. This place is also a surprisingly great place to watch football games.

Seng Saechao: Try the Lao style khao soy. It's very delicious & authentic!

FRAN SIRIPHAN: best dim sum in portland so far... fast service. sometimes a wait on the weekends, but not too bad!

Eater: This dim sum and seafood house is the cheapest ticket to Hong Kong. They’ve got classic and hard-to-find Chinese seafood preparations that usually involve batter and hot oil. [Eater 38 Member]

Diana Lien: Dimsum any day of the week. Weekends are busy, but you're usually seated quickly. Great selection!

Marc Schuette: Best Chinese food on the inner east side of Portland. Veggie dishes are tremendous.

Schuyler Silva: Everything has msg. I love it!

Adam Heathcott: get the salt and pepper squid!

PDX Pipeline: Great noodles of course. Get the dumplings for an appetizer. If weather is nice, grab a house red & sit on patio. Good people watching.

Lee Herman: Squid noodle lunch special. Thank me later.

Liz: Best General Tso's Chicken in Portland, and of course the noodle dishes are superb.

Scott Mainwaring: Free wifi. Very cheerful.

Paige Yim: Delicious turnip cake

Schlomo Rabinowitz: Thy make their own Chinese sausage; first to do and sell in Portland.

Matt Cummins: Generous portion of Sesame Chicken & rice + plastic fork so you can eat it at work + inexpensive lunch prices = happiness. It's not on the lunch menu, but the Salt & Pepper Squid is also excellent.

Melissa Lim: Very affordable prices for dinner. Food was tasty and service was great. Yes, get the salt and pepper squid. So crispy and delicious!

Marty Hope: Lunch prices until 3pm.