
Creative Taiwanese noodle soups, baos, desserts & teas in an intimate space with yellow chairs.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7835 SE 13th Ave #102, Portland, OR 97202
Phone: (503) 946-1732
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Order: Order online
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Reviews
Amazing food. Amazing and cute hot tea service and friendly people. We love Wei Wei Soo Soo much. This is hands down the best Taiwanese spot in Portland. I didn’t want to write this review because we wanted it to be our secret spot but I can’t help but share how amazing this place is!
We get the beef tendon noodle soup which is mind blowing. Soooo much flavor and a lot of meat. Also the vegetable dishes are insanely delicious! The fried chicken is also absolutely amazing and crispy. We get these two items every time we go!
They do hot tea in really cute pots with little tea cups. It’s so freaking cute! The teas are unique and full of flavor. My favorite is the peach ginger black tea. Yum!
Try Wei Wei. You’ll love it like everyone else does!
I had the beef noodle soup, perfectly tender and delicious. The broth is exceptional
The bean bao buns, however, had some room for improvement.
Their tea selection is surprisingly vast!
I’d dine here again in a heartbeat
Parking is also nice and easy, which helps a lot.
Would just add a little bit to the vibe—otherwise, my go-to for Taiwanese in the area!
We also ordered Taiwanese cabbage, popcorn chicken, pan-fried dumplings, sesame noodles, and beef noodle soup (forgot to take a picture).
1. Honestly, it didn’t taste like real Taiwanese cabbage. The texture was tough and bitter, which was very disappointing.
2. Popcorn chicken: The flavor was okay, but most of what I ate was just batter. There was barely any meat inside.
3. Sesame noodles: Lacked flavor, and the noodles were overcooked and mushy.
4. Beef noodle soup: The broth was good, but both the beef and noodles were disappointing.
Overall, I was very disappointed with both the food and the service. I will not be coming back.
Why the lackluster review?
– The ‘dishes’ we were given to use were cocktail party sized paper plates.
– The cups were the bottoms of cocktail shakers and the water tasted like metal (so I didn’t drink any)
– The server was not really very into being there at all
What we liked:
– The scallion pancakes were the best I have ever had. I would definitely like to eat those again.
– The rest of the food was okay, but I wouldn’t go back for it.
We have been here for several months now and while there was nothing absolutely horrible about it, it just isn’t something I would do again. Trying to eat noodles off a tiny plate without any serving utensils felt dumb.
Gua bao (pork belly bun) was melt-in-your-mouth tender, topped with crushed peanuts and cilantro — just like the ones from night markets.
Beef noodle soup had a rich, savory broth, hand-pulled noodles with a perfect bite, and tender chunks of beef. Total comfort food.
Scallion pancake was golden, flaky, and satisfying with or without the dipping sauce.
Braised pork rice (lu rou fan) hit all the right notes — savory, slightly sweet, and oh-so comforting.
The space is cozy and casual, with a friendly vibe that makes you feel like you’re back home.
If you’re craving Taiwanese comfort food, this is the spot. Period.
We’re big fans of the beef noodle soup—it’s packed with flavor, always fresh, and comes with a generous amount of beef. The shrimp wonton soup is another favorite, with rich broth and wontons that are loaded with meat. We also tried the salt and pepper chicken, which is some of the best we’ve had. It’s perfectly tender with just the right amount of crunch. (Highly recommend adding some hot chili oil if you love spice!)
Honestly, you can’t go wrong with anything on the menu. The owners are incredibly efficient, and the food comes out fast, which is always a plus. The restaurant itself is small but has a warm, homey atmosphere.
Definitely a must-visit spot!