Happy House Chinese restaurant and lounge 4234 North Interstate Avenue, Portland, OR 97217

"My top favorite "dive bar"/Chinese restaurant in all of Portland Oregon. Affordable beverages and food! Friendly service/friendly patrons. What it lacks in polish and atmosphere, it makes up for in charm, comfort, affordability and friendliness. I think the best food deal is to order one of their combination plates. It's above average and they serve you generous portions. If you are lucky enough to visit on a Sunday, Tuesday or Wednesday . . As a casual observer, you will likely find bartender (Alison) to be a very unique and twistedly funny server. LOVE this place . . especially, because of her. Tip your servers well. They deserve it! Get there earlyish . . as they close around 10:00 - 11:00 most evenings."

"Unassuming building, quaint cute interior, amazing service and good food. This is the Chinese restaurant I've been looking for in Portland. Lunch special are worth the price of admission. Good sized portions and family friendly environment. Seems like lots of the surrounding neighbors regularly come here."

"Exactly what I was craving- delicious “standard” Chinese takeout with large portions and affordable pricing. Super easy to get to right off the highway. Open later for takeout than most other Chinese restaurants in Portland. Plus they gave me an extra crab rangoon with my combination dinner (score). If you’re looking for the standard type of no-frills Chinese takeout that’s affordable with the expected huge portions, this is the spot. The combination takeout dinners are easily enough for 2 or 3 normal sized meals."

"We had a late dinner on a Sunday, the place was relatively quiet and the staff were very friendly and attentive. Tried Dinner B, generous portions for the price. The appetizers (bbq pork, fried shrimp, krab puffs) were very good, the spring rolls were good though different than I'm used to. The pork fried rice was a little bland, in my opinion could benefit from some green onion. But it still paired well with the general tso's chicken which has a variable spice depending on how much sauce you use. The Mongolian beef was a bit on the spicy side for me, though I'm a lightweight so others may enjoy it. Edit: next time I asked for it to be less spicy and it was lovely. The hot tea is hot! I'll definitely be returning"