Breaking Buns- Reed

Name: Breaking Buns- Reed
Address: 5523 SE 28th Ave, Portland, Oregon, Estados Unidos
Telephone: +15037288207
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.5

276 votos

N.º 52 de 628 restaurantes chinos en Portland

Abierto ahora 15:00 - 23:00

Actualizado hace 12 días

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Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden es un añadido grandioso a la impresión que te va a dejar este restaurante. Tendrás la suerte de poder probar la cocina china. No olvides degustar las singulares empanadillas bao, los perfectamente elaborados fideos yakisoba o la sabrosa panceta de Breaking Buns- Reed.

En este lugar puedes pedir comida a domicilio. Comprueba por ti mismo lo bien preparado que es su personal. Su estupendo servicio te hará sentirte especial. Se dice que aquí los precios son adecuados. Es un estupendo lugar con una espectacular atmósfera. Este lugar ha logrado un 4,6 según el baremo de valoraciones de Google.

Opiniones de los clientes sobre platos y características

a gravel parking

beef Tonkatsu

the Chicken Philly

the miso pork

the folks running

open late

seating area

fried rice

the spicy shrimp

empanadillas chinas

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Jon Avált hace 8 meses en Google

Review for the new cart outside Alchemy Cider. While visiting PDX for work I was staying at the Jupiter NEXT and saw this cider tasting room with a cart outside and decided to see what was up. Man am I glad I did. This little cart is outside of the Alchemy Cider tasting room. The chef is super nice and friendly and talking to him we learned this is actually their second location and both are doing quite well. The play on words was just kitchy enough that I remembered the name easily but nothing too over the top. My wife and I went twice. The first time she tried the orange chicken bao and I had the shrimp bao. For $9.50 you get 2 baos and a side of savory slaw that is wonderful and a great palate cleanser. I'm dairy free so I couldn't have the aioli that usually comes with the shrimp but the substituted Korean Fire sauce more than made up for it. Lots of flavor and heat, no face melting. The second time I had the shrimp bao again but my wife had the pork belly one and loved it even more than the first one! You can add additional baos for more money but the 2 and slaw was a perfect deal to accompany our cider. 10/10, we'll definitely be back here! Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Dietary restrictions: There is a tofu bao buns and anything can be made dairy free by changing the sauces.