Plenty of incredible vegan options. Easily some of the best Thai in Portland. The Herbal Rice Salad is amazing and my go-to.
The best. Thai Peanut sauce is to die for. El Jefe is delicious but too hot to handle. If they have El Niño (El Jefe minus the capsicum), get it immediately.
Don't hesitate on the dry aged ribeye on the mid day menu. The Fried chicken is super moist with great crunchy exterior too!
Every thing was amazing, i tried the hummus, shalosh, lamb chops, baked eggplant, octopus, and finally the olive oil date cake it was perfectly balanced dessert❤️
Authentic and hidden, this is the place to go for those in the know. Simple menu, great flavors - I enjoyed the mandu dumplings and the bulgogi. Definitely worth the drive from the Eastside.
Fresh Squeezed is one of my favorite IPAs so I was already excited for this place. Then I had the food (pork wings and elk burger) and it quickly became one of my favorites spots in Portland.
The number 1 chicken. Simple, perfect. Heard about this on Bourdain, Bizarre, never understood. Hainanese, Thai, Singapore, famous worldwide. I’d love to eat my way through rest of the menu.
Monstrous sandwiches, often pork-focused, with a classy chef's touch; almost any sandwich can be turned into an equally satisfying salad.
Dinner menus riff on Korean barbecue dining, and might include salt-baked pork belly, wrapped in rice paper with pickled radish, or ember-smoked hanger steak with cabbage and scallion slaw. Read more.
inventive, surprising and deeply satisfying cooking, interesting wine list and impeccable yet approachable service. believe the hype. and obviously, go for the magic carpet ride.
Come with a large group of friends, order everything on the menu (or as close to it as possible), and enjoy. Definitely don’t miss the flavored vodkas and cocktails.
Different ramens Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday versus the other days of the week. Ramen starts at $11 and happy hour is daily 3-6pm.
Casual, with counter service, Hat Yai serves Thai fried chicken and other traditional dishes, like curries, from the Southern Thai city of Hat Yai. Read more.
The Kati roll is the unofficial signature dish of this restaurant, specializing in Indian street food.
Ordered the chicken dinner, which includes a quarter chicken and the signature radicchio salad. Also ordered a side of chips. Received great service and food was tasty. Wasn't too crowded in evening.
What is there not to like!? Like a mini Reading Terminal Market or Chelsea Market. Awesome selections and something for everyone.
Grab a seat at the bar of James Beard Award–winning chef Gabriel Rucker’s kitchen to watch cooks turn out meat-centric platters including squab, served here with kumquats and charred marrowbone.
Wonderfully cute place. You'll want to try almost everything on the menu, so order 2-3 small plates per person and share. The rose rioja is worth checking out too.
My husband is a big fan of the Mango Tango – a mango-filled donut topped with Tang powder. I’m a little more classic, but the Crunchberry version is mighty tasty. Read more.
The name of the resturant says it all " Tasty " .. Order the crap dip 👍🏻 , Adler burger 🙏🏻 & Baja Tacos 🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻 .. They were amazing and the service was perfect in every possible way ..
Best update of Italian cuisine I’ve tasted. Explosions of flavor, especially the Giardini menu. Pane slays, too. Amazing bar staff. Soundtrack also top notch. “All My Friends” a perfect complement.
Super fancy for a thai restaurant. Hidden in the back of PaaDee. Typically have to book 6mo in advance, but can put your name on the Yelp Table wait list, and snag a spot if someone cancels.
Love this place. Ample seating. Excellent beer. Solid food choices. Outdoor seating. They have found their groove.
I'm in love with this coffee shop. The large windows allows natural light to stream in. The baristas are friendly and the coffee is top of the line. I will come back over and over again.
The Khao Soi Kai red curry chicken soup is worth a special trip here. If whole pieces of chicken (including bones) bothers you, the Khao Soi Jay (same dish but vegetarian) is also amazing.
The tastiest wings on earth – without the usual Pok Pok wait! Amazing. The wing special makes a nice meal (wings with green papaya salad and sticky rice). Go for spicy. Thank me later.
Andy Ricker, chef of Pok Pok, eats here on his nights off. He loves the Bún bò Huế. Read more.
As a person who’s spent 25 years in Singapore, I can tell you that Nong’s chicken rice is 100% legit. I’ve never had this good tasting chicken rice outside of Singapore. So great.
The Blazer fan favorite is back with a new menu. Order anything with chili on it and you can't lose, and don't forget to get a free pop-a-shot or skee-ball game in at halftime.
I've been to Portland 3x and have visited Loyal Legion every time. Their beer list is spectacular. The bartenders are amazing. The dedication and integrity they show to their craft truly shows.
Pad Thai is a fantastic go to. However every dish I've had has been great. Happy Hour prices are fantastic and the portions are big.
Awesome trails and hiking spot. Trail heads are only 5 minutes out of down town. Be sure to take the Upper Wildwood trail to the mansion...a must do! 👌🏽
""They do the best barbecue duck and pork in town, but the secret is to order the 'dumpling' noodle soup instead of the wonton noodle soup. " - Chef Andy Ricker Read more.
Canelé and any coffee is amazing here. This is a quintessential Portland coffee shop -- eccentric and genuine. Coffee may take a while to come out but gives the opportunity to chat up the baristas.
Esquire: Han Oak blends into the Cho family’s backyard, and a meal there has the casual vibe of a family reunion around a picnic table.
A small bar that serves the best fried chicken and coldest cans of Rainier Beer in town. You can see bikers, derelicts and cops all mixing it up. Read more.
