Hap Steam Healthy Cuisine

Asian restaurant

Unclaimed

(360) 828-8736

haprestaurant.com

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Primary Location

Main location221 NE 104th Ave Ste G-110 Vancouver Washington 98664 US(360) 828-8736

Amenities

Offerings

Healthy optionsVegetarian optionsCocktailsCoffeeSmall platesComfort foodAlcoholVegan optionsQuick bite

Payments

Credit cardsDebit cardsNFC mobile payments

Service options

Dine-inDeliveryTakeoutOnsite servicesOutdoor seatingCurbside pickup

Children

Good for kidsHigh chairs

Parking

Free parking lotFree street parking

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Customer Reviews

3.5

4 Reviews

Jason Van Camp2 days ago

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I'm not going to waste a bunch of keystrokes on this review, due to being sadly disappointed in our experience. Let's just say we did not walk away HAPpy:

Upsides:

Clean interior, nice layout.
Helpful digital menus with full color images of each entrée.
Thai Tea was awesome.
Employees were friendly, despite the slight language barrier.

Downsides:

Bun Wraps say choice of protein, but I couldn't get a straight answer on what my choices were. I ended up with Char Sui pork, which was cold, bland and tasteless, and the buns tasted as if they'd absorbed some sort of cleaning product. I couldn't finish more than one of the three, even with a liberal application of hot sauce.
Shrimp shumai were alright, although they had a weird texture and felt slightly undercooked.

My wife and I had been anticipating coming here for a while, but sadly, we'd be hard-pressed to come up with a compelling reason to return. Maybe it was just an off day, but the lingering, unpleasant taste of those buns will remain lodged in my brain far longer than they did on my tongue.

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Aarti Patel2 days ago

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My family went to the Vancouver USA Arts & Music Festival today, and eating the food from Hap Steam Healthy Cuisine was one of our favorite things we did there!

We had crispy and flavorful orange chicken with rice on the side; chicken skewer that was the best and easy to share; and addictive salad rolls with peanut sauce on the side (protein was tofu).

Right now, we're fighting each other for the leftovers from our fridge, because there was enough food to bring home for later. Before long, we'll be heading to the restaurant to enjoy more of Hap's food fresh out of the kitchen. Awesome, love it and recommend it!

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Lennon Garcia2 days ago

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Pretty okay Asian restaurant. I had Roasted Pork Belly with Turmeric Rice and Strawberry Iced Tea. The Strawberry Iced Tea was delicious and the turmeric rice was decent. The pork belly, however, was disappointing. Only a few of the slices I had had flavor in them and the rest was just plain; I wish it were seasoned more so it was more flavorful but it just wasn't. I like how they're open pretty late because there's not a lot of Asian restaurants that do that. Also the staff were very nice! Overall a decent place to grab late night Asian food!

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I'm not going to waste a bunch of keystrokes on this review, due to being sadly disappointed in our experience. Let's just say we did not walk away HAPpy:

Upsides:

Clean interior, nice layout.
Helpful digital menus with full color images of each entrée.
Thai Tea was awesome.
Employees were friendly, despite the slight language barrier.

Downsides:

Bun Wraps say choice of protein, but I couldn't get a straight answer on what my choices were. I ended up with Char Sui pork, which was cold, bland and tasteless, and the buns tasted as if they'd absorbed some sort of cleaning product. I couldn't finish more than one of the three, even with a liberal application of hot sauce.
Shrimp shumai were alright, although they had a weird texture and felt slightly undercooked.