Double Happiness
Tuscan Sq,2115 NE Hwy 20,Ste 102, Bend, OR, 97701
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Address :
Tuscan Sq,2115 NE Hwy 20,Ste 102
Bend, OR, 97701 - Phone (541) 318-7886
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Specialities
- Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
Categories
Chinese Cuisine
The popularity of Chinese food in America can be adjudicated by the appearance of China Town in many major cities in the United State of America. The popular trend of ordering or opting for Chinese take away food isn't unknown in America. Chinese take away food comes to rescue when you're too tired from work or too exhausted to cook. No one can resist the temptation of eating spicy noodles, shrimp, chicken, beef or pork cooked in the sweet and spicy sauce. The cooking method of authentic Chinese food is a lot different compared to what is served in America.
Generally, Chinese use dark meat small bones and organs to cook dishes but this changes when you are eating American-Chinese fusion food prepared using white boneless meat cooked with broccoli, carrots and onions. Back in China, the food is less spicy and oily as they favor steaming and braising method for cooking the most popular dishes. So, if you have a taste for authentic Chinese food, then try finding a real Chinese restaurant in the city. You can also try the most popular fusion Chinese food like Pecking Duck, Chicken Feet, Hot Pot, Shrimp Dumpling Soup, Mapo Tofu, Wontons, Chop Suey, Egg Rolls and not to forget Fortune Cookies.
There are not many restaurants in America serving authentic Chinese food. A little research on Restaurant Listings directory can help you locate the best Chinese restaurants in the city. Chinese cuisine is continuously evolving, and you can find a variety of dishes categorized as the food for lactose intolerant, gluten intolerant, vegan, vegetarian, and diabetic friendly. So, if you have a group of friends with different taste patterns, save the hassle and visit the nearest Chinese restaurant in your city.
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Ruth D.
This is my favorite Chinese food restaurant. We have eaten in and taken out many times and every time the service is friendly and timely. I don't like most noodles but their lo mein is the only kind I'll eat. It does not taste like wet dog, unlike some other restaurants' noodles. We usually order their pork fried rice and it's been consistent every time. I completely recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a Chinese restaurant to make their go-to.
(5)Terry W.
Our family was driving from Calif., to Spokane, WA, staying overnight in Bend. We found this restaurant using Yelp. We arrived late but was greeted by the owner and warmly welcomed. We placed our order and was pleasantly surprised with the quality, flavor, and portion size. We will definitely return to this restaurant when we make future trips through Bend, OR. Yes, it's a drive out from the main part of town but it's worth the 2 mile drive.
(4)Peter H.
This is the best Chinese food in Bend. I've popped in here many times since they opened in... 2005 I think. It was amazing back then. Now it's just good, but still so much better than the alternatives in Bend.
(4)Pam J.
Tried Double Happiness restaurant after reading a great review in the Bulletin. Have returned several times, to try a fair number of dishes, each being better than the previous one. The meat (chicken in particular) is quality - not the dark fatty/grissol chicken some restaurants use in the breaded dishes. The food arrives hot and sizzling, and the aromas get those tastebuds going every time! The beef is tender, shrimp fresh and properly cooked, and the veggies are never overcooked, After trying 4 Chinese restaurants in Bend over the past year, with disappointing results, I had just about given up on finding good Chinese food in Bend. This is a place that I highly recommend, and will enjoy bringing friends and family here, in the future.
(5)J. W.
This is the third place in Bend we have tried for Chinese food. And, it hit the spot. The Mu Shu Beef was terrific and my husband enjoyed the Chicken Foo Young.
(4)Jessica B.
Best Chinese food in town, and we've tried a lot. Service is never good so we usually get take-out. It's nothing that is absolutely amazing, but for a lazy night in with dinner and a movie it's great. I don't understand why everyone in this town goes to Chan's, it's terrible!!!!! I'm sticking with Double Happiness because their food actually tastes good.
(4)Bob G.
I am in a generous mood tonight (I am SUCH a nice person, my wife and kids tell me that all the time ... NOT) so I will give Double Happiness 3 stars. Truth be told, they are somewhere between good and mediocre, but I cannot give them 2 stars. Their steamed dumplings were .... gooey, and the dumpling filling was extremely dense and borderline dry. The dipping sauce was fine. I had their signature dish - Double Happiness - and it was like all other diced hot plate dishes I have had. At least the ingredients were fresh, the texture of the seafood was firm and not mushy, and the sauce did not detract from the dish. Overall impression was "bland all over". At least I have complete confidence that I will not get sick from eating there. But other than that, there is nothing about Double Happiness that makes it stand out from all the myriad American Chinese places that cater to Round Eyes.
(3)Alicia W.
Out of all the Chinese restaurants in Bend this one is the best! I have my favorites other places but double happiness is consistently great! Whenever I'm in the mood for Chinese this is where my husband and I go. The manager is very nice. A little timid but very nice. Favorites are mandarin pork, chicken vegetable and crab puffs.
(3)Kristin F.
We read the reviews before visiting this restaurant and were please by our service and the food! We ordered food to go and waited there for about 10 minutes, which is an excellent about of time. We had a 2 year old with us waiting and the ladies working at the time were so nice and gave him a cracker packet and a fortune cookie to occupy him with (thank you!). It worked like a charm! You get a TON of food for the amount paid and it was very delicious. I ordered a combo meal and substitued the Low Mein for the Chow Mein ($1 more) and it was delicious, just like the reviews said. My husband ordered the Mother's Chicken (another reviewer suggested) and he loved it. Overall thumbs up for great customer service and a delicious meal!
(4)Jessica O.
The last time we ate here the service was slow and the food was a bit cold. I asked for my soup to be hotter and the server acted like she didn't understand me. That seemed odd considering everything else I said to her she understood immediately and responded in beautiful English. I think she was just irritated that I asked.
(3)Sally S.
I found something inedible in my to-go food order. Ugh! I called them up, and basically they don't care. In fact, the guy got very defensive and basically said it's my fault...which of course doesn't make any sense. There are too many chinese restaurants in town to give this place your money. GO ELSEWHERE.
(1)Lit K.
Its my first time to eat at there. The salty pepper shrimp and the salty pepper tofu taste really good. Love it.
(4)Chelsea L.
The best Chinese food in town. no need to go anywhere else. consistently amazing and authentic taste. Great service too!! We don't get Chinese anywhere else in bend!
(5)Brandi L.
Poor Double Happiness. If I was writing this review 2 yrs ago it would have been glowing. They were great. However, this is sadly no longer the case. :( We order take-out from Double Happiness from time to time (maybe every other month or so) and have noticed that the quality of the food has been declining. It's a crap shoot as to whether or not everything in our order (that we paid for) winds up in the bag. However, we decided to go to Double Happiness for dinner on Mother's Day this year after cruising through the Chan's parking lot and being unable to find a single parking space and spying a line out the door. We probably just should have scrapped getting Chinese food that night because Double Happiness was NOT a good alternative. The surly man behind the counter when we entered basically growled at us and quickly seated us in a booth that wasn't the best choice for a family with a baby in an infant carrier. We made do, though, and pulled up a chair for the carrier. Our server, a young woman probably 20ish, wanted to take our order about a minute after we sat down. We told her we weren't ready yet, so she left and reappeared about 2 minutes later. We told her again that we still hadn't decided. She left and then appeared about 3 minutes later. My husband and I just looked at each other in astonishment . Had to laugh about that one. Anyhow, the husband ordered a combo w/sweet and sour pork and kung pao beef, I ordered a combo w/sweet and sour chicken and cashew chicken and we requested an extra plate for our 4 yr old since there's no way he could even make a dent in one of their enormous "kids meals". The server acted annoyed with us, but whatevs. Once the food arrived, it wasn't good. 3/4 of our plates were drowned in the flavorless sweet and sour sauce (including the pork-fried rice) and my cashew chicken had the distinct aftertaste of dish soap. Needless to say, we didn't ask for containers to take our nearly full plates home with us. Yeah, we'll pass on Double Happiness in the future.
(2)Todd G.
Love it. It is incredible. I've had better in china town in Seattle and Frisco, but for Bend it is top notch.
(4)Chet L.
On the quest to find authentic Chinese food in Bend and so far Double Happiness has ranked top out of the 7 places we have tried. Having lived in SF I'm used to getting cheap and genuine hole in the wall Chinese food. Options are a bit more limited in CO but Double Happiness was good. My wife and 3yo also concur. None of us had upset stomachs or that strange dehydration headache and offness you some times get with mega MSG places (no MSG here). The food was less americanized/sweet and tasted more like the food I've had in Chinatowns all over the US. We had cashew chicken (with a lot of cashews!) and dried fried green beans. Both were tasty and the portions were huge (enough for the wife and I to have a big lunch the next day). I'm looking forward to going back for some of the noodle dishes and maybe a beef dish. I'm even tempted to try the dim sum on Sundays though from what I was told is not made fresh (likely frozen then steamed/fried here). Still...where else in Bend can you get dim sum? Prices were ok. They were not the cheapest for Chinese food in Bend but for the taste I'd pay the premium and as mentioned you should have plenty of leftovers. The real test will be when I bring my Chinese parents there next week when they visit! Just a minor update: Went back and tried fried noodle (chow mein) and fried rice dishes. They were ok. For the money I would stick to entrees and steamed rice. Also, tried Cindy's up in Redmond last weekend and noticed their marquee said they have Dim Sum on Sundays as well.
(4)Martha R.
Super-duper standard Chinese food... ambiance and service were very average (i.e., below average), and unless someone called me to tell me that the coolest people in town were meeting at Double Happiness for some eats, I will not be returning here. Nothing stood out. I love to eat, and nothing in these calories are worth it. Bummer, but not too terribly surprising... I don't see too many Asian people around these parts. So, for that it gets 2 stars rather than 1 - because expectations should be really low... and they are, but not low enough apparently.
(2)Dave R.
Double Happiness is always quite tasty! Don't listen to Martha R, who is clearly more interested in being seen around "cool" people than the actual food(I'm not sure what that has to do with a restaurant review anyway). Certainly not the best Chinese food ever, but always fresh, yummy and reasonably priced. I'll always enjoy them regardless of how trendy their customers are....
(4)Jen F.
Ever get that happy, excited feeling in your tummy? You know the one... you just have to dig around in your closet to find your stretchy pants, because you know you are going to be full and happy soon. That would be me, tonight. Because Scott just told me he is going to call Double Happiness for some food. Fairly standard Chinese fare - you will definitely see all your favorites on the menu and they are all prepared exactly as you would expect them. But while you are at it, why not try something new? My favorite is "Mother's Chicken", spicy and crispy. Yumm!
(4)Eric O.
I've gotten take-out for dinner from this restaurant twice now, and I must say I'm a fan. Their service is decent, and they are relatively inexpensive. And for the price, they give you a lot of food! One of their $9-$10 dinners makes 2-3 meals for me. Like other reviewers have said, their food is about what you'd expect from an American Chinese restaurant, but nonetheless, their food is very good.
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