Lum Yuen

Portland, Estados Unidos

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+1 503-229-1888
Endereço:
28 NW 4th Ave, Portland, OR, 97209
Old Town - Chinatown
Paradas e estações próximas de transporte público:
90 mWest Burnside & Southwest 4th
110 mNorthwest 5th & Couch
130 mWest Burnside & Southwest 5th
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Hoje

Hoje –
Horário local (Portland) 10:05 quarta-feira, 23 de abril de 2025

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Redmond, WA
Their phone is disconnected — are they out of business at this location?
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Hong Kong
It used to be that Lum Yuen would singlehandedly dominate Sunday afternoons in Portland’s Chinatown attracting the most Chinese customers of any venue. Nowadays, its a near ghost town as much of the community has flocked to the next hot place.
It seems that even their dinner time has suffered with really bland cooking, subpar service, and mildly spendy prices. While its a staple of Chinatown with its very fancy décor and spacious seating, it sadly no longer carries the luster it once did.