Great for families. My toddler loves the play area. Had a good variety of toys. The food was really…read moregood too. Best mango sticky rice I've had in Portland. Definitely worth the trip!

This used to be one of my favorite restaurants a few years back, and it had been a while since my…read morelast visit. The inside still looks really cute, but my mom and I didn't get to sit in the woven chairs even though it was pretty empty when we went. I probably should have asked to move tables, but I didn't want to make it a hassle for the staff. We ordered the cheesy crab wontons, shrimp pad thai, and crispy chicken. The crab wontons were really good , crunchy and filling are well seasoned it wasn't just stright up cream cheese, I enjoyed them a lot with the sweet chili sauce. The crispy chicken was also really yummy, can't say the same for the the pad thai tho it was so, so salty. I'll continue to come back in the future!

The lay of the land:…read more * 1 outdoor table on the sidewalk with 2 chairs * 1 indoor table with 4 chairs * 2 indoor community tables each with 10 chairs * 3 barstools * 1 breakfast through dinner menu including: * 1 INCREDIBLE special fried chicken sandwich * 1 menu of unique drinks until 11pm * 1 affordable happy hour every weekday 4:20-7:00 Add in nice people behind the counter and in the kitchen and cute pottery and even fresh fruits and veggies for sale in the most adorable little shop ever. Cherry on top: travel books to browse. I love you, Phat Cart.

Kinda disappointed The chicken is pretty crispy but nothing…read moreelse to say. Quite small amount of chicken, and didn't give me utensils or reminding me that it's not in the box. Had to eat with my hands The veggies come with it doesn't have any flavor. The small amount of sauce is more salad dressing flavor. Not the Asian fusion I expected. More of white people style Asian food

Excellent bibimbap I…read moreordered through DoorDash after finding this place is close to Matcha Premium Maiko. Good ratings and I now know why! Two bibimbaps to go: one was tofu and the other was spicy pork. Spicy pork is not spicy but looks like it is. Good taste, so it's marinated well and the meat isn't tough to chew, like some other places. I loved the spicy pork bibimbap though. All fresh ingredients! They give a lot of vegetables, which is so nice, because other places are very sparing with their ingredients. I'm usually left with so much rice at the end. However, this place did a good job giving the right amount of ingredients. They also gave a small cup of miso soup - thank you! Would get this again! My husband enjoyed his tofu version. If you're someone who wants spice, add some of the red sauce they give you in a cup. I was very happy the spicy pork wasn't spicy, but I liked being able to control any spice with the red sauce.

This is a self order kiosk spot. You order and pay electronically, and they bring out the food for…read moreyou. It's a cute spot, small, but not overly cramped. It's right next door to Fried Egg I'm In Love. I ordered a more basic gimbap and the bulgogi. If you're gluten free, make sure to say no burdock root as there is gluten in that. I definitely preferred the bulgogi. Due to too many food allergies, my choices were limited, but I loved the bulgogi and can't wait to go back. I went with a friend who got some shrimp tempura and another, and she said that they're both really good. We both craved this for another week or two after having it

Usually I hate hanging around the bar at a hotel I stay at especially when there are a TON of…read morebreweries around the area, but this little spot kinda won my heart. Location: This bar is on the first floor of the Hyatt House Portland / Downtown. Ambiance: Pretty quiet and chill. There weren't a lot of people there so it was really easy to get a drink. Drink options: I really loved how they circle around different local beer on tap. They also have a few bottled beer too. They have a cast amount of liquor too. Surprisingly, they had a new bottle of Hennessy when we finished the first (during our stay). Usually a lot of bars in hotels don't have it, so that was a major plus. Bartenders: We met three while we were there. All of them super kind, friendly, and informative of the surrounding area. They gave us lots of tips on what to see, eat, and drink. They were really down to earth people. Pricing: I thought it to be fairly reasonable for a hotel, however I might just be jaded from Bay Area pricing (yikes). What I loved about this bar is that we were able to just chat with the bartender. I didn't feel like I had to go back to my room with my drink (which is usually the case). I was able to talk to a few other people sitting at the bar too. Of course all from out of town, but still nice talking to other friendly strangers. They do serve food at this place, but I didn't really get a chance to try it it since there was soooo many other food joints in the area.

This spot is located inside of the Hawthorne of the Asylum, one of many food cart pods…read more Ordered a variety of different things from different vendors and I ordered the Bulgogi beef burrito, which was OK in flavor a little bland nothing crazy with the ingredients. I wish there was maybe some spiciness going on or something pickled inside of it but the size of this was pretty huge if you're hungry and want something big this is the thing for you.

Super fast, filling, tasty! I got a burrito, my friend got a bowl. Owner was super friendly and…read morehelpful with modifications (I'm vegan and my friend can't handle super spicy food). Reasonable price and was ready super fast!

Epic fail. To the…read moreyoung woman who was running her a** off trying to take care of the few tables that showed up; you weren't set up to succeed and I appreciate you. Poor thing works in the admin office and helps out on the weekends in the restaurant. Picture this: Saturday morning brunch in downtown portland and a breakfast place in a hotel lobby. Empty. We watched two tables leave without ordering. We waited until our food arrived to receive a drip coffee and a hot tea. (And when it did arrive the coffee was a cold cup of machine rinse. I really wanted what many have posted as the Hawaiian Breakfast: 2 eggs, 2 spam, 2 Portuguese sausage, white rice. But it wasn't on the menu. Our server accommodated my request (thanks to the pictures from Yelpers). But when it arrived it was 3 eggs, 2 spam and rice. Overall the menu is confused. Is it a Hawaiian theme or not. Scant options is rice. Lots of potatoes. Even the condiments were confused; no soy or siracha on the table but ketchup and Tapatio. The general lack of caring by the management is what sticks with me. The sad bowl of sugar packets, jam packets, creamers and stir sticks all thrown together on the table like a mistake. But when I asked for honey or soy our server had to go to the kitchen and get side dishes of these. C'mon y'all. Pay attention to the details. Your customer sure are.

Great spot in downtown Portland. The Vance hotel is a fun hotel and this little Beastro is in the…read morelobby. Ate there two nights in a row, Korean Fusion is great. Had the Bulgogi one night and spicy chicken the next, served hot and delicious on cast iron. Danelle was a great server, so friendly and attentive, with a fantastic smile! I'll be back!

Date: 03/29/2026…read more Ordered: Beef Stew Noodles Soup Price: $10.45 Amount: Good for one person. Taste: Loved this one. They have many other delicious items that my colleagues ordered. Would like to try more of their items. They have good veg options too. Service and Ambiance: All good! Do I recommend this place? Of Course! Update: Date: 05/16/2026 (2nd Visit) Food: Spicy Beef Pancake Roll Price: $10.50 Taste: Loved it! Food: Chicken and Vegetable boiled wonton in Hot and Sour Sauce (6 pcs) Price: $7.95 Taste: Very good. It tastes better with any soup noodles. I had with beef stew noodles soup.

Stopped in for some quick dumplings during a walk along the river…read more Food was quick and tasty, prices reasonable. Views were great. Main issue was the weird combination of a human server who greeted me, physical menu, QR code ordering on a website, waiting on the server to verbally confirm my order that I entered in the website before it was started, and payment in person with the server despite the website having my total. It was a frustrating and less efficient way of doing any of it. All QR & app, fine by me. All human? Preferred. But make me type the order and then wait on a human for the payment??? Mind numbing.

Moon Pocha had been on my list for quite some time. I happened to be in the neighborhood one day,…read morespotted the place, and immediately decided it was going to be my next meal out. And I kept that promise to myself. When we arrived, we were fortunate enough to find a table even though the place was packed. The seating isn't the most comfortable, especially for a format like this where you're likely to have multiple plates and dishes covering the table. Navigating around the table and squeezing in and out was a bit challenging, but thankfully we managed without spilling anything.The food, however, more than made up for it. We tried several different dishes and loved every single one. The dry-rubbed lamb was fantastic, and the tteokbokki was equally delicious. Service was good, and the food came out fairly quickly. For drinks, we tried the chamisul, which paired nicely with the meal. Another major plus is that they're open fairly late. There are always those nights after bar hopping when you're suddenly looking for somewhere serving good food well into the night, and this definitely feels like a place I'll be adding to my go-to list from now on.

I really have been enjoying this place recently. I love their fried chicken, it's crispy and moist…read more I always get the kimchi, it's delicious. The mandoo are pretty good, but I wasn't a huge fan of the silken tofu even though I love a silken tofu dish. The menu is kind of interesting with somethings like the tofu pita. I feel it's random, but it doesn't hinder the experience. The service is pretty good and the people are nice enough. I love that their open late and it's a cool vibe. It's definitely worth a try.

The food was great, the employees also gave me good on the advice on the menu. I got one of the…read morecorndogs and a set of bao, and the outside of the food truck is a nice, open courtyard with string lights everywhere.

Very delicious chicken and food overall. I am a big admirer of a good sauced up chicken wing and…read morelet me tell you this hit the spot. I recommend anyone to give it a try if they're in the area! Don't knock it til you try it.

I love Jeju! It's such a great spot for date nights, girls night outs, after work gatherings, and…read morefamily dinners. The last time I had dinner here, there were a few families with young kids and everyone seemed happy! My girlfriends and I were most definitely happy with our recent dinner here. We ordered the charred cabbage, both of the chicken wings (ramen essence and garlic soy), bau bun fries, and the pan fried dumplings to share. That was a good amount of food for four hungry people, although we realized we probably should have ordered more veggies to balance out all the fried food haha. But it was all so delicious! The garlic soy wings were my favorite. So crispy and flavorful. Yum. The dining room is spacious and open with high ceilings, so even though you can have a pretty raucous conversation with friends, you never felt like you were too loud or that others were too loud around you. There's ample space between tables too, which I appreciate. The service is also top notch. Friendly and attentive. Bonus: they have their own small parking lot, plus there's easy street parking around the restaurant.

The chef's tasting menu was...okay. More solid lunch cart food than fine dining. Tasty but very…read moreuninspired, definitely dishes we could easily make at home. No standout "wow" dishes. Not a lot of Korean flavor. At $75/person, it was also quite expensive for what we got. For that price, I want more than two dumplings and some random meat. None of it was bad, but it wasn't impressive. It's a nice room with nice people and I wanted to love it, but it wasn't worth the hundreds they charged.