Location: West Linn
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Oregon, United States Food Guide: 7 Chinese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in West Linn
Reviews on Chinese food in West Linn, Oregon, United States. With five wineries, a new ale and cider house, and abundant dining options, West Linn brings the idea of “Eat, drink and be merry” to life. Visitors also love exploring the Historic Willamette District – which features the Meteorite and Ice Age Floods Interpretive Trail and the Willamette Park and boat launch as well as the areas many dog-friendly parks and themed community festivals.
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7. Brother's Wings & Bings
Reviewed By Roam814231
Love their food, they will satisfy whatever you want as they could do and they open late. Super nice services, they were very accommodating, understanding, patient. And they have great price, quality favors. Definitely going back!! Their food for take out and they also delivery. Try their chicken tenders, it wonât let you down! The Bing are these awesome savory crepes filled with veggies and meat, unlike anything Iâve had and really filling! I also ordered the wings with the Cajun, itâs a dry seasoning and not really hot for me, and the wings are fried crispy.Their wings&tenders also came with thin plastic gloves so we didnât have to dirty my hand. Overall, I would highly recommend them, and I hope they thrive for a long time.
6. Ocean Sky Chinese
Overall Ratings
3 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Luv2TvlwU
Ocean Sky is the new restaurant under new ownership that occupies the space of what was formerly Pine Garden. They kept the Pine Garden menu for the most part, but there are significant changes from before. We used to order take-out from Pine Garden frequently - it was our favorite local place - but the new ownership has cut portions. The new take-out container is smaller than Pine Garden's; you get significantly less product, yet the price remains the same. We used to order a medium sized soup, but that option is no longer available, you can only order small or large. Worst of all, our favorite dish is not the same either â the new version was bland and dry with very little sauce. We were extremely disappointed. Sad to say, we will no longer be frequenting this establishment.
5. Ying Bun Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Harvey S
My wife and I order take-out from Ying Bun several times a month. The place is a very typical, casual Chinese restaurant; not much ambiance, meager furnishings. The menu is full of the items you might expect, a combination of Cantonese and Szechuan at very reasonable prices. Depending on the dish, the food is either decent or good. Nothing fancy, but generally tasty with good portions. The owners and staff are very friendly and attentive.
4. Brother's Wings & Bings
Reviewed By Roam814231
Love their food, they will satisfy whatever you want as they could do and they open late. Super nice services, they were very accommodating, understanding, patient. And they have great price, quality favors. Definitely going back!! Their food for take out and they also delivery. Try their chicken tenders, it wonât let you down! The Bing are these awesome savory crepes filled with veggies and meat, unlike anything Iâve had and really filling! I also ordered the wings with the Cajun, itâs a dry seasoning and not really hot for me, and the wings are fried crispy.Their wings&tenders also came with thin plastic gloves so we didnât have to dirty my hand. Overall, I would highly recommend them, and I hope they thrive for a long time.
3. New Hing's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By DeHypnotist
Yes, it's clean, large, nicely laid out and the staff is friendly. Portions are good sized. However, this is run-of-the-mill suburban Americanized food -- great, I suppose, if you don't want to be challenged. We ordered both the day's special, double cooked pork, and Mongolian Beef. I suppose I should have make it clear that we wanted the latter pretty spicy -- their interpretation of "medium spicy" is "bland" for us. The sauces for the two dishes tasted very similar (note that the whiteboard cautioned that the double-cooked pork was Chinese-style and spicy). I think we were the only customers using chopsticks -- which is an indicator. We think Essence of China, not far away, is the better choice.
2. Essence of China
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Penny B
My husband and I have been eating here frequently since moving to West Linn 5 years ago. From our first visit, we thoroughly enjoyed our meal. Jeanette always greets us with a smile and fantastic service. We are in a rut with our selections because we enjoy them so much. My husband always orders Kung Pao Three Kind and being a vegetarian, I always order the Tofu with Vegetables. The tofu has lots of flavor and the vegetables are cooked just the right amount, not mushy at all but with the perfect crunch. Prices are very reasonable.
1. Brother's Wings & Bings
Reviewed By Roam814231
Love their food, they will satisfy whatever you want as they could do and they open late. Super nice services, they were very accommodating, understanding, patient. And they have great price, quality favors. Definitely going back!! Their food for take out and they also delivery. Try their chicken tenders, it wonât let you down! The Bing are these awesome savory crepes filled with veggies and meat, unlike anything Iâve had and really filling! I also ordered the wings with the Cajun, itâs a dry seasoning and not really hot for me, and the wings are fried crispy.Their wings&tenders also came with thin plastic gloves so we didnât have to dirty my hand. Overall, I would highly recommend them, and I hope they thrive for a long time.
