Unassuming restaurant offers huge portions of traditional Chinese fare in a compact dining room.
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Address: 5314 NE Sandy Blvd, Portland, OR 97213
Phone: (503) 288-4743
Website: https://zienhong.com/menu
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ZIEN HONG. Home Menu Location. 5314 NE Sandy Blvd, Portland, OR 97213 (503) 288-4743. ZIÊN HỒNG. 雲吞湯麵 經濟小食. UNIQUE & EXOTIC ORIENTAL CUISINE. CÁC MÓN ÁN …
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(Shredded pork or chicken sauteed with cabbage, green onion, bamboo shoots, wood ear fungus & egg, then wrapped in Mandarin pancakes).
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House Specials · Mongolian Beef* · General Tso’s Chicken* · Kung Pao Combination* · Chicken with Hot Spicy Garlic Sauce* · Crispy Shrimp, Pepper-Salted* · Szechuan …
Reviews
Ann Marie
This place was recommended by our Uber driver. The night before, we’d been a little disappointed by how much we paid for very little food elsewhere. We asked her where she actually liked to eat. She suggested this spot, and she was right. We came the next day for lunch (and even saw our Uber driver there, which was good sign). The food was tasty, and everyone was really friendly.
… moreJade Marie
The portions were decent and everything tasted like it was cooked fresh. The servers were friendly and got our food back to us without a long wait.
The only issue I had was they don’t offer combinations dinners/meals. If you want a dinner with General Tso and fried rice you have to pay for each separately. This wouldn’t be a big deal however it’s $18 for General Tso and $15 for fried rice making it $33 for a meal, and to be honest the foods not worth that price. I would expect this price at a higher end restaurant but this is a small hole in the wall restaurant with bad parking.
… moreThe only issue I had was they don’t offer combinations dinners/meals. If you want a dinner with General Tso and fried rice you have to pay for each separately. This wouldn’t be a big deal however it’s $18 for General Tso and $15 for fried rice making it $33 for a meal, and to be honest the foods not worth that price. I would expect this price at a higher end restaurant but this is a small hole in the wall restaurant with bad parking.
Justin Antonietti
Food hit the spot! Was absolutely fresh and brought to our table once each dish was ready. Tea was fresh and hot as well. This is what I want when I am craving American Chinese cuisine, this exact experience. Location is decent to be honest. Atmosphere is what one could expect. But the good was fantastic. I will travel all the way from Vancouver time and time again for this exact food!
… moreJennifer Cardenas
This place is awesome the food was delicious and the owner she’s a sweetheart I give this place 5 stars first time trying
… moreBri Lara
My new favorite places to eat Vietnamese food
The food was so scrumptious and the Thai tea was chefs kiss The employees were very attentive and the food came out fast!
100/10 would recommend
… moreThe food was so scrumptious and the Thai tea was chefs kiss The employees were very attentive and the food came out fast!
100/10 would recommend
Yuni C
Ordered take out over the phone yesterday and was heavily disappointed in the food and the cost.
1. Take out packaging was terrible. They put chow mein separate from the veggies and chicken. It was pouring out of the container given in, making a mess of the food. Investment in containers would’ve solved this.
2. The cut of the veggies and meat was horrendous. Huge pieces of broccoli that was HARD and not cooked well. Huge prices of chicken that could’ve been cut to bite size. Small fixes that would have made the dish better.
3. The price was not justified. Yes $50 for a lot of food is worth it, but when the food doesn’t match up to the flavor then portion size doesn’t matter. I wasted so much food because of the taste of the orange chicken. It was a very tough meal to eat.
Wouldn’t reccomend this place when there’s more viable options around.
… more1. Take out packaging was terrible. They put chow mein separate from the veggies and chicken. It was pouring out of the container given in, making a mess of the food. Investment in containers would’ve solved this.
2. The cut of the veggies and meat was horrendous. Huge pieces of broccoli that was HARD and not cooked well. Huge prices of chicken that could’ve been cut to bite size. Small fixes that would have made the dish better.
3. The price was not justified. Yes $50 for a lot of food is worth it, but when the food doesn’t match up to the flavor then portion size doesn’t matter. I wasted so much food because of the taste of the orange chicken. It was a very tough meal to eat.
Wouldn’t reccomend this place when there’s more viable options around.
Katie Minami
OMFG this is one of my top 2 favorite Chinese restaurants!! The garlic green beans & crispy tofu and the sauces they are in are AMAZING!!! These are my favorite items, but everything I’ve had there has been great. I never can take a pic of my food because I’m not willing to wait one second to eat it.
… moreAriel Balske
Best Mongolian beef and pepper salted squid. Could order 3 of them at a time and it still never feels like enough! Lightly battered and perfectly crispy! Could come back every month just for this!
… moreLain Vineyard
Really great pan-fried noodles!
General Tso’s was good, not spicy enough for my tastes. Egg drop soup was OK.
… moreGeneral Tso’s was good, not spicy enough for my tastes. Egg drop soup was OK.
Sarah Frye
Me and my fiancée are out of the area as a get away and I found this place on google. 9/10 maybe even 9.5 fresh tastes so good and the service was fast from when we sat at our table. I also heard their door dash go off many times in the hour we were there. We will definitely be back! Thank you.
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