Goodworld Chinese Restaurant

Spacious and homey spot with friendly staffs. We went in for dimsum on a Saturday and the place was empty.We ordered a few items and they all came out fresh and fast. The Chicken Feet and Hom Sui Kok stood out to me. Prices were amazing too.Definitely will be back for more!

This Chinese restaurant is not located in a noticeable location. I was specifically looking for Chinese food, and this restaurant popped up. Parking spaces are tight and small, but since weren't any other cars around, it was fine. It was already dinner hour, and we were the only ones dining in.The older menu on Yelp had a section called "Ceramic Pot", but it is not on the menu when I went.We came as a party of four, and choosing four dishes was already more than enough to make us all completely full. We ordered the House Special Fried Rice (includes BBQ pork and shrimp), Shrimp with Honey Glazed Walnut (includes a cup of rice), Buddha's Feast (mixed vegetables and includes a cup of rice), and a bowl of Egg Flower Soup (everyone gets a bowl or two). I wish their bowls were bigger to hold more food/soup at once. Food was delicious, and total estimated $60, which was at least $20-$30 less than I had spent elsewhere on a meal. Service was great and attentive. This is a really great place for some Chinese food and at a decent price.

They never give you hot mustard or red sauce. We've requested it in person when we go pick up our order and they literally give us one. We ordered chow main. and they gave us a quarter of a bag of crunchy noodles.I'm done! I will never give them another dime. We spend so much money there and they have horrible service even for their return customers.

In the bottom tier of Portland Dim Sum. First, there are no rolling carts as you order off the menu. However, they occasionally walk the floor with metal steamers of popular items such as Har Gao and Shu Mai. The Beef Chow Fun was probably the better of the many dishes we ordered. My usual favorite, Wu Gok (deep fried taro dumplings) were smaller than usual. Service: meh. Ambiance: meh. Neighborhood: sub-meh. Parking is easy.One and done.

Great Dim sum. Good service , large dining area and fast service. Easy to find near portland Airport

Visited with after 3 PM. Good to find that restaurant opens after lunch and dim sum was available too.Server was friendly read it right after we sat, and a whole dining room looked clean. Food taste was average, one thing considered regular Chinese restaurant serving time it was way longer we have to wait. Likewise, all dim sum and a fried rice We've ordered all came at the same time instead of one by one. Overall, it was an average visitation.

Not much available around the airport and I was hoping for something a little more authentic but sadly disappointed. The food was edible but I didn't care for the rest of the place. Run down. It served its purpose.

I just now noticed I never left a review from my visit at the end of July. hmm....why? oh yeah...I didn't want other people to know how good this place is! Heaven forbid it gets crowded when I visit this side of town again. I'm going to say this place 3.5 stars (yelp won't let me put 1/2 star) so I rounded up. If you put SF Bar area dim sum at 5 stars, and work down from there...this place is better than okay. Good but some dishes are definitely better than others. I was a little worried when I showed up on a Saturday, right when they opened. Only two other diners. But it slowly started to fill up with big groups as I wrapped up my meal. It's a little out of the way, (normally I hit the spots on or around SE 82nd). But it's convenient if you are visiting from out of town. It's relatively close to the PDX airport and Cascade Station shopping area and several hotels/motels.I think I heard both Cantonese and Vietnamese spoken by the staff here, if you happen to speak either. They had most of my faves here. Har gow, siu mai, beef cheung fun, phoenix claws, and wu kok (taro puff). The wu kok had a slightly different flavor than I'm used to, but still good. I think possibly there is a little bit of a Vietnamese influence that is just a tiny bit different than the typical Cantonese style I am used to.Best surprise....they brought out some baked char siu bao that were hot out of the oven. I was to going to pass but they smelled so good. (normally I don't like to fill up on the steamed char siu bao). I'm glad I took some. Really goood! Reminds me of the style at Tim Ho Wan in Las Vegas. Smaller size than the steamed variety. Not too heavy, with a little bit of a sweet sugar crust? on the top.My only regret? Not coming back for dinner. That was my original plan, but I got distracted by a K-BBQ place on the Vancouver side of the river. I think I would've enjoyed Good World for dinner instead. The K-BBQ was a little disappointing.Service was great and super friendly contrary to what other reviewers have said. Overall quality is not quite as good as HK Cafe or Excellent Cuisine, but their prices are much better and quality is still very good.

We wanted some authentic food after our trip from the airport and this was one of the places that popped up. The food is very tasty and fresh. The staff was kind and the restaurant is very clean. Def recommend this hidden gem

The foods fine but holy cow, 40 people ordering basic meals totaling out to over 70$ and you get one package of rice? Everything we ordered says comes with steamed rice but that doesn't happen anymore. Don't bother trying to customize an order everything comes as depicted and be sure to expect your main items to come with mostly "filler" type of items such as onion, cucumber but not any rice that's for sure. Definitely better options out there