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Wei Wei - A Taste Of TaiwanB+Worth Trying
7835 SE 13th Ave #102, Portland, OR 97202
· Taiwanese restaurant
· 4.5/5 Google (617 reviews)
Delivery · Takeout
Cozy Taiwanese spot known for beef noodle soup, scallion pancakes, and baos; great value and fast service, with some complaints about disposables and occasional inconsistency.
Why it gets a B+ for overall quality
Wei Wei delivers solid neighborhood Taiwanese comfort through strong food quality—particularly beef noodle broth and scallion pancakes—paired with friendly, efficient service and fast delivery. However, inconsistent execution on noodle texture and bao quality, combined with modest casual ambiance, prevents grade A territory. A reliable local favorite rather than a destination, it competes well with neighborhood Taiwanese cafes but lacks the polish or consistency of higher-rated establishments.
Restaurant Summary
The room feels cozy and low-key, a small neighborhood nook where bowls of steaming broth and flaky pancakes arrive fast. Reviewers describe staff as friendly and efficient, with a charming hot tea service in little pots that adds warm, homey touches. The cooking leans Taiwanese comfort over flash: rich beef noodle soup, crisp scallion pancakes, salt-and-pepper chicken, and soft baos. It is a straightforward, home-style approach that pleases regulars, though a few diners note occasional inconsistencies and wish for a bit more vibe in the space. Families do well here: noodles, rice plates, and baos are kid-approachable, and one parent mentioned a toddler happily slurping noodles. There is no kids menu, portions are manageable, and the calm room helps, though a changing table was missed.
At a Glance
- Outstanding beef noodle broth with generous beef
- Scallion pancakes are a crowd favorite
- Fast, friendly service and good prices
- Occasional inconsistency (noodles texture, bao quality)
- Disposables and simple ambiance may feel too casual
What Sets It Apart
- house hot tea service
- neighborhood Taiwanese comfort food
- excellent beef noodle broth
What People Love
- Deep, aromatic beef broth
- Flaky scallion pancakes
- Fluffy bao sliders
- Cozy tea service in little pots
- Reliable, quick meals
Points of Concern
- Occasional mushy or overcooked noodles reported by a minority
- Some diners dislike paper plates and plastic ware
- Reports of wrong to-go item and unreachable phone in one case
- Parking easy for most, but space is small during peak times
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleTable Service
Average Cost$22-32 per person
ReservationsNot required
What to Order
- For vegetarians, choose Vegetable Noodle Soup ($10) or Braised Tofu Bao ($4.50) plus sauteed greens
- For spice lovers, order Spicy Wontons ($12) and request chili oil on the side
Perfect For
- A warming noodle bowl on a cold day
- Casual weeknight dinner with friends
- A quick solo lunch
- Families seeking approachable Asian comfort food
Location Insights
Area: Leafy, small-business corridor with boutiques and cafes; draws locals and weekend strollers.
Safety: Generally safe, walkable, good daytime and early evening foot traffic.
Nearby: Near antique shops, cafes, and Sellwood retail; street parking plus small lots nearby.
BuckmanBuckman is a dynamic neighborhood with a blend of historic homes and modern developments. It has a thriving dining scene with casual eateries, coffee shops, and bars, attracting locals who enjoy diverse and affordable food options in a relaxed environment.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday11:00–21:00
Tuesday11:00–21:00
Wednesday11:00–21:00
Thursday11:00–21:00
Friday11:00–21:00
Saturday11:00–21:00
Sunday11:00–21:00
Available: Delivery, Takeout
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