Kenny’s Noodle House

(Emily Joan Greene)
By Matthew Korfhage

The sign says "Noodles" on the Powell Boulevard pink house that's home to Kenny's, and the Hong Kong-style noodle house serves subtle thin-noodle soups by the boatload, in pages and pages of variations. But what we come here craving most is the deep comfort of savory rice congee ($6.15-$6.75), the porridge of China. In your savory cream of rice, whose comfort seeps deep into the primal reptile brain, you have an unholy world of options for proteins: rock cod, brisket, pork, mushrooms, you name it.

GO: 8305 SE Powell Blvd., 503-771-6868, 9:30 am-9 pm daily

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