Ho & Ho Chinese Restaurant, Portland, Oregon Restaurant Details

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We've been getting take out from Hoho for years. They have a huge menu and are really fast and friendly.

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Never been disappointed with food or service...

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I asked if they had soba noodles and was told yes. I said I would like them with chicken.and was brought a large bowl with huge pieces of vegetables covering everything. Not being able to eat such large vegetables (not their fault). Then I got to the noodles which were super thin and starchy that were ok to eat but i asked about the noodle size, to wit she said there are small and large noodles. The chicken wasn't too bad. I was super hungry and had to catch a bus, I ate the funky noodles and chicken. The tea I had to ask for was so plain, like really watered down black tea. I asked for a Pepsi and I thought I was sure I saw her get it out of a cooler by the cash register but I received a medium size glass with ice and pepsi poured in it. I believe she filled it again from the bottled she opened. When I had to leave I paid my bill then she said, oh i didn't charge you for the Pepsi. It is my opinion that this business cuts corners which causes them to lose business or business is slow so that is why they cut corners.

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New to the neighborhood and my BF and his brother got to try this place without me first. They came home raving about the quality of the food for the price. They are booth foodies so I normally trust their judgement. I was pretty jealous and couldn't wait to try it out. We went today and I was not disappointed. The BBQ beef appetizer was great. My wonton soup was perfect and both of our entrees were well seasoned and everything tasted wonderful. Nothing was too sweet or sticky or mushy like most other cheaper Chinese restaurants. Service was a little lacking but there were only two guys taking care of the dining room and to-go on a busy Friday lunch. I thought the price was awesome! $5.75 for the lunch special?! I will be back again and again. :)

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Great salt and pepper squid. Sizzling chow mein is pretty to look at and tasty to boot. Now if only they had a hot and sour soup as good as everything else.