Tried the breakfast and wow it was so good, the bread was so soft, and the eggs and mayo made it so…read moremoist, next time ill definitely pay to add the sausage!

The sandwich was good, with a generous portion of meat. The curry was decent, but the fried chicken…read morewas a little oily and could have been crispier on the outside. They also give you plenty of cabbage and pickles, which was a nice touch. The service was good, but the price felt a little high for the quality of the food. The restaurant was quite busy when we visited, so it had a lively atmosphere.

Well worth the visit. Tucked away in a corner. Nice selection of dishes including sushi specials…read more Dine in or take out for a quick meal

I don't exactly remember what I got last time but always a nice to go to for sushi. I enjoy the…read morevibes there and the food comes out pretty quick. If you happen to be in the area, it's definitely a must try. They have so many rolls to choose from and there's amount of entree dishes too.

Best sushi spot in the Portland Metro area. They also have…read morenoodle, teriyaki, and sake options. The sushi is always fresh and delicious, with many, many different flavors profiles. The portions sizes are generous for the prices. They are also very good at making accommodations when asked, which I appreciate. The service is kind and thoughtful but also efficient and fast. We love coming here not just because the food is great but also because we know the customer service will add to our experience. Definitely worth the drive and everyone always leave happy. Plus we like that it's family owned.

Yummy. Yummy. Yummy. Great sit down sushi and other Japanese dishes . Food is fresh. Wait…read morestaff is kind. Love this place.

We love Nara! I got the kimchi pork ramen. They are very generous with their meat. My husband and…read moreson got the pho and were very happy to have meat in every bite. The broth on both the ramen and the pho is the best I've tasted in a long time, so yourself a favor and get the Chinese Donut too! It's a delicious fry bread to dip in your soup. Soft and fresh baked. I'm hoping to try their bubble tea next time.

This place is great and economical Food is great and well…read moreworth the price you pay. Much better than other Pho places in east Portland

This was my first experience with Nepali food, and Portland Teriyaki And Nepali Café may have…read moreruined me because now I'm going to expect everyone else to be this good. I found the restaurant by accident after my truck broke down on the way to a car audio show. I was hundreds of miles from home, had stupidly removed all my tools because I'd cleaned the truck out for the show, and was attempting parking-lot truck surgery with a hacksaw and JB Weld. I noticed the restaurant nearby and decided that if I was going to be stranded, I might as well try something I'd never eaten before. I told them I'd never had Nepali food and asked them to introduce me to it. I had pani puri, pork momo jhol, chicken thali, and chiya. Everything was outstanding. The pani puri was a fantastic first experience, the chicken thali gave me an assortment of flavors to explore, and the chiya was excellent. But those pork momos in jhol... I planned to take pictures. Instead, I ate everything. I somehow exercised enough self-control to save ONE momo for my brother to try later. His reaction when he ate it confirmed that I wasn't simply delirious from repairing a truck in a parking lot: it really was that freaking good. I also learned that they make their food from scratch each morning, which wasn't surprising after tasting it. Everything tasted fresh and carefully prepared. What really made the experience memorable, though, was the family. They were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and kind. It happened to be their daughter's birthday, and their family was celebrating while I was there. The kids were adorable and a lot of fun, and being around this wonderful family turned what had been a miserable day into one I now remember very differently. Eventually I got my truck patched together and continued my trip. But the best thing I discovered that weekend wasn't at the car audio show I drove 700 miles to attend. It was Nepali food in a parking lot where my truck happened to break down. Go here. Try something unfamiliar. And whatever else you order, get the momos.

Our friends had recommended this place before, so we decided to join them the next time they…read morevisited. At first glance, the location can feel a little sketchy, but don't let that fool you. We started with the chicken momos, veggie momos, and bhel, and also shared a thukpa. We had originally planned to order the mutton thali as well, but we were so full by then that we decided to save it for another visit.The owner and staff were incredibly personable and took the time to chat with us about the restaurant and the dishes, which made the experience feel warm and welcoming.The food overall was fresh and flavorful. The gravy with the chicken momos was especially delicious. I personally didn't enjoy the veggie dumplings very much, and the thukpa felt just okay to me. Still, our friends spoke very highly of several other dishes, so I do think this is a place worth revisiting. I'm hoping to come back and end up just as enamored with it as many of the other reviewers seem to be.

We visited Takumi Ko the first week they opened and didn't have a great experience so didn't write…read morea review. We finally returned and had a great experience. Here is how it scored: Spicy Tuna Roll $9 and Salmon Maki $6: 4/5 Fried Calamari: 5/5 Gyoza: 4/5 The venue is nice, easy street parking and good service. Our new go to sushi place. Check it out.

I had another wonderful lunch here with a friend today. I think this place is so lovely inside and…read morethe service is really great. The dedication precision and craft which these bites are prepared is delicious! All ingredients are so fresh and the presentation is beautiful. Today we enjoyed the tempura shrimp, some miso soup, and a Phoenix roll. I always want to get more, but in full from the generosity of the dishes. I will be back to try some more delights You should too!

Great lunch at Yes Restaurant. We had the large sweet and sour chicken with a spring roll and rice,…read moreand the Bento 1 with teriyaki chicken, gyoza, salad and miso soup. Both were really good, and the portions were generous. Two Thai iced teas and the whole meal came to 38 dollars. Clean, comfortable dining room, Sean took good care of us, and we will be back. 5 stars.

I enjoyed this restaurant! I ordered the hot & sour soup and the crispy spicy tuna roll. The roll…read morewas covered with toppings and was a beautiful, edible rainbow. I was seated and served right away. This is a charming place to get sushi, plus there are other items if you aren't a sushi person. I'll have to come back to try a lunch special or bento meal!

My friend used to live in the area and was surprised there was a new ramen shop in the…read moreneighborhood. She asked if I would be interested in trying it, and I was game, of course! We arrived on a rainy Saturday afternoon, and there were already some customers, but overall it was not busy. The staff greeted us right away and took us to our booth. The ladies were very accommodating with my friend's toddler by helping us get a child seat, a kid's drink, and a cute set of Peppa Pig training chopsticks. Needless to say, the kid loved it. One thing worth mentioning is their decoration. It's definitely meant to be maximally decorated with cuteness. On their feature wall, they had floor-to-ceiling shelves displaying Dragon Ball figurines. The rest of the restaurant was decorated with a lot of cute cat decorations. Also, there's no way you would miss the moving ramen advertising light box as it pulls the noodles up and down, grabbing your full attention. Seriously, I could stare at that machine for days. We ordered a black garlic ramen, miso ramen, and a chicken stir-fried noodle, and liked them all. The black garlic ramen has a layer of black garlic oil on top, making it look much darker and intimidating. To our surprise, the garlic flavor was subtle, so it was easy to eat. My miso ramen had a rich broth with two generous portions of chashu, with various toppings including corn, bamboo, wood ear mushrooms, and green onion. I had no problem finishing the entire bowl. We also got a bowl of stir-fried chicken noodles, and it was very generously portioned and tasted good. It was savory with a bit of sweetness. It was a big hit with my friend's toddler, as she kept asking for more. Overall, we liked this ramen shop. Not only does it have good food, it also has fun decorations to keep your eyes busy. If you are in the area and craving some ramen, we would recommend Muteki Ramen and Izakaya!

Good spicy options for ramen, including tan tan and mala. Eggs are jammy and the chashu potions are…read moregenerous. Solid spot to scratch the ramen itch.

Love, whenever I'm craving sushi I always come/order here and I haven't had a bad experience even…read morewhen I accidentally ordered the wrong sushi the person helping did not have an attitude when I was trying to describe the sushi I did want. The place is also clean and good vibes when I'm there whetherI'm sitting in or getting food to-go

The best beef udon in Portland! Not just broth and noodles,…read morebut an actual meal. Lotta great sushi choices, as well as several dinner items to order.

Cute and modern tea shop. Service is always top-notch! 2 staff working, and it was moderately…read morebusy. I was impressed by how efficient and fast I got my drink being that only one person was spinning out the drinks. It took just under five minutes to get my drink. Amazing! Ordered - Strawberry Matcha, 50% sweet. If you like sweet, go for 75% or full. I would go with 75% next time as well. Beautiful looking drink by the way. There are so many tea shops around. The Alley is one worth going to everytime!

I have mixed feelings about this place! It's the closest tea shop to me, and the service is…read moreextremely efficient; sometimes frighteningly fast. The last time, I only waited about 30 seconds after ordering before the drink was ready. That said, their drinks are overall really hit or miss. I found their signature royal milk tea was really bitter and almost soapy, so I couldn't bring myself to finish it. Their seasonal camellia drinks were delicious and refreshing. The mango milk tea mostly just tasted like sour milk. The mango mochi milk was sweet and refreshing, but a bit confusing because the mochi was so hot and gloopy, not the sort of Japanese mochi I'm used to, and the drink was so cold, so it was an odd contrast... As for the sweets, they're really expensive. I bought a matcha cookie once but it was sort of terrible... The taste was odd, and it was somehow simultaneously doughy and stale. I wouldn't buy food there again, but I might come back some time to try a different drink.