Chinese Sichuan & Hunan cuisine served in a family-friendly spot with its kitchen on display.
Hours
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 15660 SW Pacific Hwy, Tigard, OR 97224
Phone: (503) 620-8899
Website: http://www.wusopenkitchens.com/
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Reviews
Aditya Varshney
I generally don’t give out 5 star reviews to restaurants, but this did deserve it. We ordered General Tso’s Chicken, Pan fried Potstickers(6), and a small egg flower soup The food is delicious. It might not be the most authentic Chinese tasting food, but it has that Indo-chinese flavor which is something I cant get enough of. The serving size is pretty decent. I would highly suggest you get the soup, it mellows down your taste buds after they have been blasted with a ton of flavor. This entire order was around 40$ which is great considering we also had 2 really strong and tasty cocktails.
… moreElizabeth Dengler
Wu’s Open Kitchen has the yummiest Chinese food I’ve ever eaten. The first time I stayed with my friends in Tualatin we went to dinner here. Every time I come back to visit I ask that we go to Wu’s Open Kitchen. It’s a must eat locale for me each time I’m in the area.The service is fantastic, the food is wonderful, the servings are large and the prices are great! My go to order includes the crab puffs appetizer and the orange beef. We always have leftovers and the server always boxes them up for us. You can also watch the excitement in the kitchen through the window that divides the kitchen and dining room. This place does not disappoint!
… moreVidushi Dwivedi
Delicious and authentic chinese food- would strongly recommend. We tried the chicken and shrimp in hunan sauce, shrimp in garlic sauce and lo mein. Each lunch entree comes with rice and soup cup so we got the hot and sour soup. The human sauce and garlic sauce were absolutely delicious, very flavorful and true to their spice level. The portion size was great and everything was very reasonably priced. Service was quick. Will definitely be back here!
… moreNathan Wright
We needed an alternative place to eat after our first choice was closed. We did some Google Maps Roulette and landed on this place. Food was above average but not amazing. I did get General Tso’s chicken, so I didn’t get anything special. Maybe that was part of it? Service is very prompt. The decor was a little bit dated, somewhat like a place that your grandparents would take you to. It was fun to watch them cook the food through the windows into the kitchen. All in all, it was a decent experience.
… moreD Wood
Wu’s has been my family’s go-to Asian restaurant for several decades. I especially enjoy it now since they offer many gluten free options. The food is always a “5”. The service can be iffy these days as there is one waiter who is less than personable- or maybe he just doesn’t like me and/or my people. Who knows. I don’t go there for social interaction with the staff…but would like to be treated more respectfully if we happen to draw this one semi-snarky waiter. I do tip well but maybe not for him anymore.
… moreScott Nakagawa
Nice Chinese restaurant . The BBQ Pork Lo Mein was tasty, portion was standard, not large. Enjoyed their won ton soup! The Lemon Chicken was good. The sauce was just right, not too tart, not too bland.
… moreT J
We ordered takeout from this place, seeing that it had decent ratings. We got fried rice and Szechuan tofu. The service seemed friendly. We got home to find that both dishes were very bland. The Szechuan tofu was like tofu cubes in a very bland, watery soup/gravy. We tried adding some salt and herbs to make it more palatable, but we still ended up throwing most of it out, as it was pretty unpleasant to eat. They had also packaged it in a paper box. I’ve never seen anybody put a soup-like dish in a paper box before. It leaked out all over the place and made quite the mess. The rice also seems to have given my partner some gut distress. The reason I’m leaving 2 stars instead of 1 is because at least the service was friendly, though we will definitely not be returning.
… moreSheila Lipschutz
Haven’t eaten there in a very long time and am now wondering why it took so long to go back. Staff is pleasant and patient with answering questions and no problem modifying my order. Food is good and generous portions at lunch. Price is reasonable. If I had one complaint it would be that the hot & sour soup was a bit thin on tofu and veggies. But we will be back sooner than later.
… moreD. Lewis Champie
The first visit was great. I gave a 4 star review. I recently ordered a take out order, took it home, and it was just… not good at all. Very dry. There worst though, it gave three of us digestive distress and bathroom troubles.
… moreEmma
Craved for American Chinese food so I ordered Lemon Chicken. It’s a disappointment. Not good at all. The chicken tastes fake and smelly. The “spicy” shredded beef was pretty good with rice. Crab puff and bbq pork are alright. Not worth ordering the combo if you are not a fan of those choices.
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