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Unassuming strip-mall outlet serving Chinese classics in a no-frills sit-down space.
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Address: 20401SW Tualatin Valley Highway, Aloha, OR 97006
Phone: (503) 848-8155
Website: http://stircrazykitchenaloha.com/
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Kwak Family
Hey, Portlanders,
If you were a fan of Lin’s China Jade (near Cedar Hill and Hall) before the owners retired, and have lamented about it past 2 years (like me), lement no further and worry no more about finding a comparable place. It turns out that the most of the former employees moved to a new restaurant that is owned by a couple who worked at the very restaurant, Lin’s China Jade, for over a decade, and were trained by the original chef, to take over after the original owners retire!!! That new restaurant is this one, Stir Crazy Kitchen!
My daughter in Seattle happened to encounter a review that mentioned a place that was trying to reproduce Lin’s China Jade while serving other Chinese food! For this very reason only, we came to test it out. When we walked in, the new owner and we recognized each other from the Lin’s days!
Obviously, we were pleasantly surprised and instantly became excited with anticipation. We ordered our “usual” items (Jjampong, Tansuyook, and Happy Family). Well, the food tasted very much like the former China Jade’s, satisfying our pallettes as before. Even the side dish, kimchi, tasted about the same!
A slight difference was the Jjampong. The new version is a bit lighter and cleaner taste while the former was thicker and heavier (a bit spicier also) soup base. It was very good also in its own way.
The amount of food, including the ingredients, seemed ample, the way Chinese food should be — good taste and value. See the photo of Jjampong, which was after partitioning it into three portions.
By the way, I really like the large spoon that comes with Jjampong, which helps one take larger amounts of the soup with every spoonful, to enjoy the key portion of such a dish, soup base!
AnywY, we shall return when we are back in town…
… moreIf you were a fan of Lin’s China Jade (near Cedar Hill and Hall) before the owners retired, and have lamented about it past 2 years (like me), lement no further and worry no more about finding a comparable place. It turns out that the most of the former employees moved to a new restaurant that is owned by a couple who worked at the very restaurant, Lin’s China Jade, for over a decade, and were trained by the original chef, to take over after the original owners retire!!! That new restaurant is this one, Stir Crazy Kitchen!
My daughter in Seattle happened to encounter a review that mentioned a place that was trying to reproduce Lin’s China Jade while serving other Chinese food! For this very reason only, we came to test it out. When we walked in, the new owner and we recognized each other from the Lin’s days!
Obviously, we were pleasantly surprised and instantly became excited with anticipation. We ordered our “usual” items (Jjampong, Tansuyook, and Happy Family). Well, the food tasted very much like the former China Jade’s, satisfying our pallettes as before. Even the side dish, kimchi, tasted about the same!
A slight difference was the Jjampong. The new version is a bit lighter and cleaner taste while the former was thicker and heavier (a bit spicier also) soup base. It was very good also in its own way.
The amount of food, including the ingredients, seemed ample, the way Chinese food should be — good taste and value. See the photo of Jjampong, which was after partitioning it into three portions.
By the way, I really like the large spoon that comes with Jjampong, which helps one take larger amounts of the soup with every spoonful, to enjoy the key portion of such a dish, soup base!
AnywY, we shall return when we are back in town…
Ryan Jensen
There was a ROCK in my General Tso chicken. I chipped my tooth from a very substantial size rock in my chicken. I HAVE NEVER had anything like this. The food was not bad tasting but you can guarantee i will NEVER eat or recommend this place to a single soul. My mind is blown and they are lucky I do not sue for Dental services that I will be attending to.
… moreD D
They have a “secret” Korean menu! Get the Jajangmyeon! It’s the best Jajangmyeon I’ve had from anyplace in years!! Absolutely delicious! Beats out Franks noodle Houses version! If you don’t know what it is, it’s a traditional Chinese/Korean black bean noodle dish! Get it, you won’t regret it!
… moreJennifer P
was looking for a place that has good jajangmyun, and to our surprise, we found out this place is the same as the closed-down China Jade restaurant; had the same “korean” menu and still tastes great. So happy with the tangsooyook and the other food is all pretty good and reasonably priced. Ordered 5 items between two adults and a toddler lol, of course we had leftovers and enjoyed the rest for dinner as well. friendly service as well, will return.
… morerene harris
The service here was amazing. Constant water refills, napkins, and food came out promptly. Great staff. I love that they give you tea while you wait.
Highly recommend this restaurant for vegetarians. The crispy tofu in sesame sauce (with broccoli and snap peas) is amaaaaazing. Also try the zombie drink if you need a little pick me up 😉
Fried spring rolls are so full of yummy veggies, too. Well priced for the quality.
… moreHighly recommend this restaurant for vegetarians. The crispy tofu in sesame sauce (with broccoli and snap peas) is amaaaaazing. Also try the zombie drink if you need a little pick me up 😉
Fried spring rolls are so full of yummy veggies, too. Well priced for the quality.
JoDee Hunter
Tasty typical Chinese fare. I had their special which was Singapore rice noodle. This restaurant had me pick my protein but every other place that I’ve ever went just had a mix of meats in their Singapore noodles. I also ordered a side of BBQ pork and it’s a healthy portion for $10. I really enjoyed the food and the service. The atmosphere is a little sterile with almost a diner feel instead of a Chinese restaurant. I’ll likely come back. Easy location with plenty of parking. Hot tea is included with your meal. Nice spice on my Singapore noodle dish. Friendly servers.
… moreChul Lee
I visited this restaurant a year ago and remember the food being much better. This time, it didn’t live up to those expectations. We ordered the Mongolian beef, house special chicken, shrimp fried rice, and jjampong.
The house special chicken was okay, but I wish it had been served warmer. Unfortunately, the rest of the meal was underwhelming. The Mongolian beef was overly salty, and the jjampong had an unpleasant smell, with noodles that were too thin and had more of a soba-like texture, which didn’t work for the dish at all. The shrimp fried rice was also excessively greasy.
Overall, the flavors were completely different from what I enjoyed a year ago. Hopefully, this was just an off day, but I left feeling disappointed.
… moreThe house special chicken was okay, but I wish it had been served warmer. Unfortunately, the rest of the meal was underwhelming. The Mongolian beef was overly salty, and the jjampong had an unpleasant smell, with noodles that were too thin and had more of a soba-like texture, which didn’t work for the dish at all. The shrimp fried rice was also excessively greasy.
Overall, the flavors were completely different from what I enjoyed a year ago. Hopefully, this was just an off day, but I left feeling disappointed.
Tu Anh
Good Chinese foods, either dine in or take out the service is prompt and attentive. Lots of stir fried dishes, not too greasy. There’s vegetables combo with poultry or beef for those who likes eating fresh veggies.
… moreM B
Absolutely disgusting food!
If you like grease you will love this place.
The sweet and sour chicken was basically a few pieces of chicken surrounded by a massive amount of greasy batter.
Save your money and go to Panda Express instead
… moreIf you like grease you will love this place.
The sweet and sour chicken was basically a few pieces of chicken surrounded by a massive amount of greasy batter.
Save your money and go to Panda Express instead
Yulily
I’ve known this place for about 7-8 years and have visited 2-3 times before, but when I passed by the front of the store this time, I found a notice saying that they are now offering the menu of Lin’s China Jade Restaurant, which I used to love. The restaurant had closed down a few years ago and I was surprised to see this. So my husband and I decided to dine here. I ordered the Kangpungi, which I used to love, and my husband had the Sichuan Beef. I’m happy to be able to taste those nostalgic flavors again.
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