"A cozy, busy little diner just past 82nd Avenue on Southeast Powell, Kenny’s Noodle House is all about the soups — steaming bowls of wontons, noodles, pork bits, and bok choy, not to mention the dozens of other varieties of noodle soups. Basically everything here clocks in between $10 and $15, even the “large” size bowls which are more than enough for the average diner. There’s also customizable congee, making Kenny’s an easy place to fill up." - Katrina Yentch
"A cozy, busy little diner just past 82nd Avenue on Southeast Powell, Kenny’s Noodle House is all about the soups — steaming bowls of wontons, noodles, pork bits, and bok choy, not to mention the dozens of other varieties of noodle soups. Basically everything here clocks in between $10 and $14, even the “large” size bowls which are more than enough for the average diner. There’s also customizable congee, making Kenny’s an easy place to fill up." - Katrina Yentch, Eater Staff
"Just off 82nd Avenue on Powell, Kenny’s Noodle House has a modest exterior, yet it’s a Cantonese hot spot that dishes out thoughtfully prepared congee and various noodle soups. Try the wonton and beef brisket noodle soup with a side of the ever-popular savory Chinese doughnut, best enjoyed dipped into hot broth." - Alli Fodor
"I crave pan-fried shrimp cake noodle soup with sui kau at Kenny’s Noodle House." - Thom Hilton
Hong Kong–style congee and wonton noodles served from morning to night. Portland Monthly spotlights its rock cod congee and youtiao—comforting, dim sum‑adjacent fare from a long‑running, independent kitchen.