The 9 Best Places for Kung Pao Dishes in Portland

Cedric Justice: The noodles are stupendous. So is the kung pao chicken. Screw it: order anything you want, it will be good.

Darren Thompson: We had dumplings, shrimp and chicken with handmade noodles and Kung Pao chicken. All were great! Can't wait to get back.

Alexis J.: Delicious! The noodles are huge and thick. Very tasty, but very heavy. Next time we will try some of the non-noodle specific dishes because they looked delicious as well

Nathan Ng: Amanda says to try the Kung pao calamari

Mariama Rentoy: Japanese inspired food. Loved the tempura roll.

Stewart Smith: Drinks on the 30th floor

Benjamin Chait: Yummy food, good portions. Enjoyed the chow mien, Judy’s noodles and egg rolls.

Colin Seiler: Best Chinese

Connie Kellow: Best dumplings ever, food was super tasty!

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!

Don Larsen: The food here is awesome! My fav is Chicken Rice Soba (extra extra spicy)

Gregory Kunz: Mmm good!!

Michael: The $5 chicken bowl lunch special is a great deal.

Jason Spyder: Their happy hour is awesome. $2.95 food and cheep drinks! Bbq pork comes with fried rice.

ltrain: Try the hot and sour soup, it has good consistency, heat, and a generous amount of vegetables

Thamires Araujo: The best chinese food ever! Since i moved to Brazil I miss this place

C Mong: This is my favorite dimsum place in the whole world. Everything is really good but absolutely do not pass up the egg custard baked rolls they bring around on trays. They will change your life.

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!

Natalie Ross: Fresh to order, inexpensive dim sum. Hand pulled BBQ pork noodles were great!

Haley White: Dim sum is amazing, also not on the menu but you can order chinese donuts. Be careful with groups larger than 4, it can be a long wait for the big tables in the back on weekends.

John The Bastard: Pure Spice is notable for having dishes you can't find anywhere else in PDX. Try the beef roll, wrapped donut, pumpkin pancake, or brisket with rice noodle. Avoid the "American Favorites," though.

Jesska Phan: We had a feast tonight. Chicken Pad Thai, Seafood Pad Thai, Tofu fried rice, seafood fried rice, and some vegetarian dishes were amazing! Loving all the foods we had!

Yvonne Fodge: Can't go wrong with chicken pad Thai. Huge portions. Reasonable prices. Friendly staff.

Duane Wangenheim: very really really good