First last time, what happened to Asian food,are all the offspring of the Asian community lawerys and doctors, answer YES,go back to the kitched, I'm starving, hungry white guy!

Fabulous dinner. Very authentic menu.

I'm going to 'out' myself: I'm a white person. I like Chinese food that white people like. Chinese Delicacy serves Chinese food that Chinese people like. Not a bad thing; just givin' you a heads-up so you know what to expect.When you walk in, the place is literally packed with Asian people (always a good sign if you're looking for delicious, authentic foreign food). The TV in the corner is set to an Asian channel. The snippets of conversations we could overhear were in foreign languages. My husband and I had the only blue eyes in the building. It was kinda cool.The staff is fast, efficient and friendly enough. The menu was confusing to me (I'm used to combinations and things I've heard of [sweet-and-sour this, barbecued that, etc.]). We usually get our food to go (like I said, the place is hoppin') and, even after a five minute drive, the food is always piping hot.If you like more eclectic Chinese food, you'll like this place. As for me, the search continues.

From the Yelp reviews, I was expecting some authentic Chinese food. We had their pork dumplings and "dan dan mian." My boyfriend also ordered their egg flower soup. Overall, the food was edible but not that good.I didn't expect much from the soup but it shocked me that it was one of the least enjoyable egg flower soups I've had. Basic egg flower soup is nothing more than chicken broth, corn starch, and egg. The version at Chinese Delicacy was definitely edible. Portion was very generous for just under $5. It was loaded with decent-sized shrimps (probably 41/50), carrot, peas, water chestnuts, bamboo shoots, mushrooms, and egg. There was just too much going on. One second I was chewing on slimy mushroom slices, then fibrous bamboo shoots, then mushy peas, then crunchy water chestnuts or carrots. It was off-putting.The dumplings were no different than the frozen "Shan Dong" dumplings I bought from the Asian grocery store except they costed twice as much and I got half the bag...already boiled for me.The Chinese name of their dan dan noodle was "hong you dan dan mian" which literally translates to "red oil dan dan noodle." Hence I expected a dan dan noodle in a thin soy/vinegar sauce with red chili oil. If you ever had "hong you chao shou" (wontons in red chili oil), that would be typically how it's serve and it actually is quite similar to the more authentic dan dan noodle. Chinese Delicacy's dan dan noodle had no red chili oil. It was a pile of noodle under a mountain of thick meat sauce mixture with chopped wood ears, water chestnuts, and chili sauce. Far from what authentic dan dan mian should be. I like the noodle itself. They were soft yet chewy.Service was bad. I know Asian restaurants, especially Chinese ones, are well known for poor or lack of service but this is one of the worst I've experienced. The only thing they said to us was "are you ready?" When I asked the waitress if she could put my son's fruits in the fridge, she just pointed me toward the beer cooler. We had to ask for a high chair twice which she simply pointed me to grab it myself from the short dark hallway across from the restrooms.

Well for one..... Why are you gonna say your a chinese restaurant when clearly you are korean. i ordered fried rice it was gross. no flavor whatsoever.i think u have to order the korean noodles here and the dumplings according to reviews. and the lady was really rude and pushy. might go back to try the noodles but probably not. oh and horrible atmosphere in that place.

Looks like there's been a little grade inflation in this yelp crowd. So excited to try this place out and left feeling very puzzled. Yes, the dumplings were good and plentiful and cheap...but let's just say it wasn't worth the 15 min drive from ne pdx.If I lived in the neighborhood, I would go back but don't make the trek expecting to have discovered the missing hidden chinese gem in Portland.

Great little gem in the neighborhood!We went for their lunch specials. Priced from $4.95-6.95 you get an entree, fried rice, spring roll and soup of the day. Do you really need any more than that!The first time we went, we ordered 3 lunches for the 2 of us. It was quite a bit of food. We took one whole serving of the fried rice home.Our order was the Mongolian Beef, Orange Chicken and Sweet & Sour Pork. All very good. The beef was tender, the orange chicken not too sticky sweet and the pork didn't have an old oil taste that a lot of Chineese restaurants have when they have a number of deep fried dishes. The fried rice wasn't heavily oiled and it was light and fluffy. We did not try the soup because we are not fans of hot & sour soup. My husband went back the next day and got the General Tsao's chicken and egg flower soup and said they were just as declicious.The staff was friendly and we chatted with them a bit.I am so glad we checked out this place since it's only 5 min walk from the house.

Chinese Delicacy has the most tasty, authentic asian food at the most affordable cost in town. The building is nothing fancy, but they know what they are doing and the service is quick. ...?

Wow! What a great find this was. I have driven past this hundreds of times only to overlook it for a flashier looking place up the road. I decided to try it about 6 months ago. Boy was I impressed. There food is top notch. ...?