Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Hillsboro

"SW 9th & Alder, NE 60th & Halsey Hailing from the streets of Northern China, jian bing is Asia’s breakfasty answer to the Crunchwrap Supreme—a savory crepe stuffed with scrambled egg, crunchy wonton-style crackers, black bean paste, cilantro, chives, and pickled veggies. After experimenting, here’s my preferred customization of the $6 basic bing: choose the spiciest option—it’s a chili-laced kick that burns without demolishing—add the plum sauce, which brings an umami-sweet balance to the savory ingredients, and definitely invest in extra wonton crackers (50 cents), which kick up the texture at the bottom of the bing where things tend to get soggy. Sausage ($1) is pleasant, but only necessary if you’re super hungry."

"Most cities have food trucks, but Portland has pods -- collections of carts you can count on finding in the same spot every day. The pod on Alder Street is one of the largest, and it includes a few stalwarts -- such as Nong's Khao Man Gai -- as well as relative upstart Bing Mi. There you'll find grilled-to-order Chinese breakfast crepes, or jianbing, filled with scrambled eggs, a schmear of black bean paste, pickled veggies, chile sauce and a fried wonton, rolled up and cut in half ($6)."

"Jianbing is finally making its way into western countries – and we’re so glad the rest of the world is waking up to the excellence that is the perfect Chinese breakfast crepe."

"Coming from former Aviary chef Jasper Shen, this Williams counter-service spot is named for its signature dish — xiao long bao, aka steamed dumplings. Still, all of its 11-plate menu is pure Chinese comfort food; the Shanghai noodles are a particular standout, with tender pieces of shrimp and crumbles of rendered pork. The ambience mixes Portland industrial with playful Chinese style, with vintage lanterns and animals from the Chinese zodiac stenciled on the walls."

"4090 N Williams XLB easily works if you want to do a feastlike lunch with a large party. But unlike a lot of other restaurants oriented around family-style dining, it scales down. The cold sesame noodles ($11) make for a satisfying single-plate lunch on their own."

"What we said: “Since his 2016 arrival, San Diego chef Ivan Liu has played with heat and aromatics like a master, from delicate wontons with savory chili-oil-spiked broth to tingly dan dan noodles with borderline-bitter bite.”What they’re doing: The restaurant is open for takeout orders and delivery through Postmates, DoorDash, and Grubhub. Takeout orders can be placed in-person, or by calling (971) 801-8888.What to get: The wontons in chili oil and dan dan noodles generally fare decently well for takeout, but they’re not quite the same; more durable options include the cumin lamb, ma la hotpot, and chongqing chicken."

"For carefully crafted Sichuan-style dishes in a sports-bar-like atmosphere, Duck House delivers, with football on the mounted tvs and lipstick-red chili oil on the dumplings. Normally, no visit is complete without the restaurant’s juicy and delicate xiao long bao; however, these dishes generally don’t travel well for takeout. If you’re staying on the west side, the restaurant’s wontons in chili oil and dan dan noodles will probably survive and are worth an order; otherwise, the restaurant’s cumin lamb, dry-cooked green beans, and Sichuan hotpot are all stunners."

"In a casual former taproom, Duck House has finally provided Portland with a dreamy Chinese restaurant in the heart of the city. Since his 2016 arrival, San Diego chef Ivan Liu has played with heat and aromatics like a master, from delicate wontons with savory chili-oil-spiked broth to tingly dan dan noodles with borderline-bitter bite. However, throughout the pandemic, Duck House has used its social media platform not to promote their own food, but to celebrateotherrestaurants struggling and promote Stop Asian Hate protests."

"Since opening in 2018, Master Kong has wowed with its pillow-soft steamed buns, folded taco style around succulent pork and herbs, and a wonton soup with each wonton boasting a full shrimp inside. They’ve added xiao long bao (soup dumplings) to the mix, and despite the trip from the Jade District to the inner Southeast, they remain the brothy and flavorful Chinese comfort food answer to pot pies. The beef brisket soup has hints of pho’s anise, with hearty chunks of meat and thick wheat noodles that stand up to the broth, even into the next day."

"This Chinese restaurant in deep Southeast is as casual as they come, but the dishes that roll out of Amy and Kang Zhu’s kitchen are deftly executed and profoundly flavorful — juicy pork dumplings lovingly made by hand, the interplay of ginger and pork in a bowl of congee, and the pile of herbs tucked into a jianbing keep the memory of a meal at Master Kong in mind long after it’s finished. Master Kong is open for takeout and delivery."

"Pure Spice was always the low-key best choice for dim sum, and my nine-month long quarantine sampling experiment confirms it’s still the best. Order your favorite dumplings Christmas morning along with a handful of lottery scratch-off tickets—no matter what, you’re getting lucky. 2446 SE 87th, 503-772-1808, purespicerestaurant.com"

"Happy Hour From 9:30am-12:00pm(Feb 24 – March 31 2020) Customers Who Spend $25 or Over Can Apply A Glass of Red Been on The Rock (Dine In Only) From 9:30am – 12:00pm on Weekdays SIMPLICITY We use only non-processed ingredients and pure spices to bring out the natural flavor of the foods."

"I’ve only been here once when I wanted dim sum without a long wait. It’s a different experience from other choices on this list; there are no carts trundling around. Instead, you order from the menu."

"Check out Ling Garden Chinese Restaurant, which has earned four stars out of 193 reviews on Yelp. You can find the Chinese spot at 931 NW 21st Ave. This story was created automatically using local business data, then reviewed by an editor."

"If you are keen on art, or if it is raining (it does that come Autumn/Fall, a lot), you might want to swing by Portland Art Museum (1219 SW Park Ave) or the Oregon Historical Society (1200 S.W. Park Ave) to see local and historical artefacts. You will also find the very instagrammable 65 foot Portland sign ‘the Schnitz’ in Downtown Portland, outside of Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall. Looking for a tour with a local?. Check out this 2-hour walking tour of Downtown Portland."

"What’s more historical — a video store, or a museum dedicated to cinema props?. Thankfully, this Southeast Portland shop houses both, with more than 100 pieces of movie history, like a shower scene knife from Psycho, Julie Andrews’ dress from The Sound of Music, the baby carriage from The Untouchables, and more. At this uniquely-Portland homage to cinema you can experience the history, rent a movie, and even rent the mini-plex for a personal screening!"

"Not only does Movie Madness boast the world’s most extensive video, DVD, and Blue-Ray rental selection, it also is host to a unique Museum of Motion Picture History. The museum literally takes you on a journey that spans the entire history of cinema with its over 100 pieces of one of a kind costumes and props."

"Right across the parking lot from the Washington Park MAX Station, you will find the Portland Children’s Museum and the Oregon Zoo. The Children’s Museum provides interactive educational and creative activities, both for younger and older children. Kids aged 2-6 will love the exhibits with water and toys, while children around 9 will take to Museum’s maker and clay areas. The Oregon Zoo, covering 64 acres, is primarily focused on promoting conservation, with many endangered animal species, such as polar bears and elephants."

"If you are looking kids activities in Portland (especially if you are visiting Portland with a toddler) – the Portland Children’s Museum can be a great option. This museum is very aptly described as “the museum that doesn’t act like a museum”. I loved that at this attraction kids are strongly encouraged to touch and explore their way through the many exhibits including a Zany Maze, Pet Hospital, Clay Studio and a Treehouse Adventure."

"1201 NW 17th Avenue Portland OR 97209 503-229-0627www.bodyvox.com. Dance troupe BodyVox takes a wildly imaginative and often hilarious approach to physicality. The company’s engaging visceral work has been featured at the Academy Awards and in music videos for U2 and Sting."

"While you're wandering around town you will undoubtedly run across the Portland Armory (pcs.org), home of Portland Center Stage and the Gerding Theater. Even if you aren't seeing a show, this intimidating brick fortress, in the middle of the Pearl District, is worth popping into for a latte and a looksie. For a live show, head a few blocks south-west to the Artists Repertory Theatre in the Goose Hollow neighbourhood (no geese allowed, please and thank you)."

"1515 SW Morrison Street Portland OR 97205 503-241-1278www.artistsrep.org. Founded in 1982 Artists Repertory Theatre is the longest-running professional theatre company in Portland. Artists Rep’s mission is to engage diverse audiences in fresh thought-provoking and intimate theatre."

"Founded in 1982, Artists Repertory Theatre is the longest-running professional theater company in Portland. Artists Rep’s mission is to engage diverse audiences in fresh, thought-provoking and intimate theater."

"This nonprofit comedy club is on a mission to improve the lives of Portlanders through the art of comedy. One cool way they improve our community is by offering multiple $5 comedy shows every week. Check Curious Comedy‘s calendar for dates and times."

"19350 NW Emma Way Hillsboro OR 97124 503-533-0561www.streetsoftanasbourne.com. A beautifully appointed outdoor mall The Streets of Tanasbourne is anchored by Macy’s and features shops like H & M American Outfitters Banana Republic Victoria’s Secret and The Gap. Feeling peckish after your marathon-shopping trip at J."

"8700 NE Vancouver Mall Drive Vancouver WA 98662 360-892-6255www.westfield.com/vancouver. Vancouver’s largest mall Westfield Vancouver has over 120 stores 21 restaurants and the area’s newest luxury movie theater Cinetopia. Stores include Loft Zumiez American Eagle Outfitters Champ’s Claire’s and so much more."

"9721 NE Cascades Parkway Portland OR 97220 503-643-8314www.shopcascadestation.com. Located near the Portland International Airport and flanked by Best Buy and IKEA at either end the Cascade Station shopping experience includes plentiful eateries and everything from Target and Banana Republic Factory Store to Sports Authority and Golfsmith to Leatherman and more than one jewelry store in between."

"Being close to the Portland International Airport means you’re just minutes from the airport lobby. Outstanding service, convenient location and a staff that takes pride in their product!"