Good World offers good food to east Portland
There’s a new place for lunch and dinner in the Parkrose area.
Good World Chinese Restaurant & Lounge opened earlier this year at 10721 N.E. Sandy Blvd. in Parkrose
Owners Kevin and Wan Su, husband and wife, have created a restaurant that is friendly and inviting. They told the Memo that the Chinese food they offer is low in fat and yet high in fiber, which they say is excellent for the diet.
Good World serves both Cantonese and Szechwan style Chinese food, along with what is more traditionally called “Chinese-American” food. The chef expertly prepares each dish, and there are literally dozens of different choices.
In fact, Kevin and Wan Su offer a number of what they call “new creative dishes that you can’t find in other restaurants.” Included: Barbecue Pork Puffs; Lobster Puffs; Beef Egg Soup, which looks and tastes like Shark Fin Soup, but it’s not; Curry Rice Noodles Singapore Style, featuring barbecue pork, shrimp and vegetables with thin rice noodles, and a secret Singapore taste; Szechwan Fish; and Sizzling Beef Short Ribs with Black Pepper Sauce.
The hours are 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., Sunday through Thursday; and from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., Friday and Saturday. The fare is offered either for dining in or for taking out. Lunch specials are offered Monday through Friday.
While the Memo is not in the habit of reviewing restaurants, our readers should know that we did sample the Good World menu recently. We called in an order and were told it would be ready in about 10 minutes.
We did wait for about five minutes upon our arrival, but our order was hot and securely packaged and the staff was friendly. Vegetables were cooked to tender, crisp perfection and the Chow Mein had a nice smoky flavor. Our order of Kung Pao shrimp lacked the red peppers we expected, as the dish is marked spicy on the menu. We will make sure to request that the dish have some heat the next time we order.
For more information, call 503-252-3283.
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