Location: Happy Valley
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- 4. Mount Talbert Nature Park
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- 6. Eagle Landing Golf Course
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Most Popular Chinese food in Happy Valley, Oregon, United States
Reviews on Chinese food in Happy Valley, Oregon, United States. Happy Valley offers visitors a breezy quality of life with numerous parks, nature areas, and easy access to the Wild and Scenic (an official designation, by the way) Clackamas River. With a convenient location near I-205 and the Portland area’s MAX Light Rail, Happy Valley is also home to great shopping, community events like Pickathon – a folk music festival that sells out every year – and Happy Valley Station, offering 18 different food carts and breweries to tantalize your taste buds.
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7. Chinese Lucky Dragon
Reviewed By Dana L
Their food is so fresh and authentic. The cook is actually from China. Everything I have tried there is delicious.
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6. Golden Dynasty
Overall Ratings
3 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By yourjokingme
the service is more than exceptional, the waitresses there are very attentive, yet not annoying, the food is also second to none, and i think mark b must be mistaken, I go there almost every day, there is no waitress by the name of amanda that works there. LoL make sure you get the right restaurant before you write the review.
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5. Kwang Chow Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By eraser
This restaurant was one of about seven listed in the binder on the desk in our room at the Comfort Suites in Clackamas. What a disappointment...and we are not fussy eaters at all.I love sweet and sour spareribs and have ordered them numerous times. Without a doubt these were the worst I've ever had. Not much sweet or sour and the meat didn't taste all that good.My wife had chicken almond chow mien. Very little chicken and tons of celery...way more than usual. Also lots of peas and carrots which we had never seen in chow mien before.The place used to been another kind of restaurant (red brick on some walls). Just not as neat, clean and nice as we had hoped and expected.
4. Noodle Man
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Oceantoes
I've come back here many times and referred friends, the soup and noodles are wonderful! Love the little crispy coated peanuts served as an appetizer after being seated. Large bowls of soup with many different varieties. I've never finished a bowl, very filling. It's interesting to watch them stretch and make the noodles in kitchen area, which is visible. Very friendly, quick service. It's always packed in here, we've had to wait once or twice. Great little spot with comfy booths and clean restrooms. They used to serve steamed buns that were delish but they're no longer on the menu. =( Great appetizers and sides too, but wasn't a huge fan of the fried pot stickers, not sure what kind of oil they use but it leaves a strong flavor I don't like.
3. Kumi Buffet
Overall Ratings
3 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By jeremy g
Asian and American food. Lots of choices including sushi which my tablemates really enjoyed. Cleaner and better stocked than most comparable restaurants I've eaten in. I was in a part of 6 and no one complained about any of the food being poorly prepared, which in itself is quite remarkable. I was disappointed with the prepackaged cups of ice cream but the chocolate fountain for marshmallow dipping completely made up for it.
2. HK Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 115 reviews
Reviewed By DeHypnotist
I've heard about this place for years and we finally came here for early Dim Sum. The sui mai were particularly good. The calimari (they actually called it that) were overcooked and dry but everything else ranged from pretty good to very nice. Service was a bit rushed with several carts descending on you when you first sat down vs. coming by from time to time. A huge room full of happy Asian customers. Not the very best dim sum I've ever had (that was years ago in London, England) but quite good and great variety.
1. Wan-lung Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By Mike W
For those who just want BIG PORTIONS, I guess this is your place?Sure ya get plenty of food, it's just not great or even interesting. It's kinda understated and humdrum Chinese. Not offensive, just not real good.Menu seems limited and focus on simple American Standards... Ugh. Looks like a menu from 1960s or 70's.Looking for GOOD Chinese? Keep driving...
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