HK Cafe 4410 Southeast 82nd Avenue, Portland, OR 97266

"Very good for dimsum! I think they have a great selection and i appreciate the cart-style service which you don’t see that often anymore! Went here a couple of times and today for Lunar New Year, it was a fun experience with all the people and lion dancers! Will definitely come by here again!"

"Had a very average Dim sum experience here. I don't know how you can not have chicken feet at a Dim sum place. Looking at the reviews they seem to have an ongoing problem procuring chicken foots. Don't know why that would be, we have all the wings we want but I guess the feet run away? Nothing tasted fresh and I left feeling kind of trashy like after eating at a Chinese buffet. A buddy recommended this place, don't think I'll talk to him any more."

"This is a fun experience! We wanted the full dim sum experience where they walk around with carts pushing plates of food around and you choose what you want. This is what we got! It was hard to stop ourselves. Each plate is a nice helping and around $6.50 per plate for a lot of the dishes. The sesame balls were a good treat, many dumplings to choose from and you can also order bigger plates from the menu for $20+ per plate. This satisfied my Dim sum craving."

"Came here for dim sum right around opening and there was plenty of seating available. Dim sum is traditional and includes carts of food. Between 3 people, we shared 9 plates and 1 dessert. This was definitely plenty of food. I didn’t particularly like the soup dumplings as they were sticky and popped in the pan. The shrimp rice noodle was excellent especially with the sweet and sour sauce. We paid about $70 total for 3 people. Would highly recommend finishing with the pineapple egg yolk bun which was similar to a choux au craquelin. Definitely worth becoming a regular spot for dim sum in town!"

"The dim sum is super tasty. A wide variety of dim sum options. They are very popular and yet the service is great and the food is served promptly. The staff is very friendly. HK is very valuable, there aren’t very many dim sum restaurants in Portland anymore, and this one is super superb!"