Love their chicken bites--the Hatyai and other chicken options are excellent as well. A great spot…read moreif you're craving a satisfying chicken meal.

I ordered two to go, and the rice was undercooked. As the attached photo shows, the grains were…read morestill opaque white in the center, not translucent, even after I crushed them. I couldn't believe it.

I absolutely love this restaurant! After just my third visit, the staff remembered my preferred…read moreseat (away from the A/C), my regular food order, and even my drink. They always greet me with a smile and are consistently warm and friendly. The food is always fresh, delicious, and consistently prepared. What means the most to me is that it never upsets my stomach. I have an autoimmune disease, so finding a restaurant where I can enjoy a meal without stomach pain is incredibly rare. I've eaten here more than 20 times and have never had a single issue. My go-to order is the lemongrass chicken with sautéed string beans and a Diet Coke. If you're looking for great food, outstanding service, and a place that truly values its customers, I highly recommend giving this restaurant a try!

Bep has been around for a few years, I recall visiting for the first time not long after they…read moreopened, and I remember their claypot dishes were pretty unique. Back then, I felt their prices for everything was a bit higher than most other similar places around, well that's not the case anymore. We recently dined here twice, both during lunch hours. Service is attentive, and the place felt comfortable. My kiddos had the Pho ga but felt the chicken was a bit dry and lack flavor, but otherwise delicious. I enjoyed my beef Pho, it wasn't the most flavorful but a very solid 8/10. The crispy pork rolls were excellent, fried perfectly, and both the Vietnamese coffee as well as the pineapple smoothie for the kiddos were well made.

I agree, the sandwiches should be wrapped in cellophane.. mochas are great, as well as ice cream,…read moresoups and main dishes. Service is quite good. Well worth the visit.

It's a very different experience compared to your typical restaurant, and i think had i known that…read moregoing in, I may have had a more positive experience. It almost feels like an upscale market? that also serves cold and hot foods. This is sort of the place I get analysis paralysis, cause there is truly something for everyone depending on the vibe. So I can definitely see it being very popular because it probably has something for you regardless of your vibe. For me i got the fish and chips. and they weren't life changing, but they were still decent, but nothing to write home about. I think i'm definitely open to trying it again, with a different mindset.

My family has been going to Kizuki since they opened in Cedar Hills under a different name. We…read moremoved away from Portland and every summer when we come back, we hit our favorite Kizuki in Cedar Hills, even if it's out of the way. Our standard order Garlic Tonkatsu ramen x 2 shoyu ramen extra bamboo shoots Dipping ramen Salad Karaage Chicken Potstickers Tofu agadashi The service is professional, helpful and timely. While the restaurant opened maybe 6-8 years ago, the decor still holds up and the seating is comfy. We have been here with two people at the bar, 4 people at a table and 12 people at a big table. It never fails. We love you Kizuki.

When wandering the streets in downtown Portland, my friend and I were looking for a quick bite. We…read morefortunately found the Portland Food Hall, and were immediately drawn to Kizuki. Taking one glance at the menu, I gotta say this is totally my jam. Ramen, of course. But also tons of the little izakaya-style small plates and appetizers. My buddy went with the Shiro Ramen, and loved it quite a bit. Whereas I took a bunch of these smaller bites so as to try a bunch of things. The Karrage fried chicken is just superb! If you order only one of the small plates, it should be this. I also tried the Prawn Cutlet, a sort of deep fried patty made of prawn and drizzled with sauce. This was pretty ok. And went with the Onigiri, too. Though these, though stuffed with tuna, were a little on the bland side, though admittedly I maybe needed to get some dipping sauce. NOTE TO SELF: Try the actual ramen next time. For the prices we paid, I think the portion sizes were pretty decent. And the service was pretty prompt, though had a couple slow downs. Though i think this was because, at least on the night we visited, the staff here were pulling double duty with staffing the food hall bar, too. Anyway, this spot was still pretty cool, and rescued us from the Hangry feeling after a day of exploring the city. If you need a good bowl of noodles or have a hankering to try the small plates, then this is a good choice.

Hansik was a random find for us during our visit to Portland after spending the day shopping at the…read moreoutlets/mall. Restaurant is spacious and clean. We were seated right away around 5:20pm and ordered: -Soft Tofu Stew (with Seafood), they didn't ask how spicy we wanted, but the spice level though mild/medium was tolerable. Soup was good portion for sharing for 2. -Ssam Set w/ Spicy Pork BBQ, this came on a hot plate and was decent portion. Their banchan that was most memorable was the tofu...I was sad I wasn't able to get seconds because they ran out. I think everything else (green veg, kimchi, bean sprouts, cucumber, and radish) was all standard. Restrooms were clean. Service was fairly quick. Parking lot is shared with plaza w/ a gym and office.

Great Atmosphere and Excellent Soft Tofu Stew…read more ​I visited Hansik for dinner on a recommendation from a colleague, and I'm glad I did! The restaurant is very accessible with plenty of parking around the building and a wheelchair-friendly entrance. ​Upon entering, I was immediately greeted by the friendly staff. The interior is lovely--very clean and has a great vibe that makes you feel comfortable right away. ​The Meal ​I ordered the Oyster Soft Tofu Stew, which came with a side of rice, a fresh egg, and a variety of banchan (side dishes). ​The Stew: It had a nice spicy kick, but cracking the raw egg into the boiling pot mellowed the heat perfectly. It was delicious and paired wonderfully with the rice. ​The Banchan: While the variety was nice, I found most of the side dishes to be a bit too salty for my personal taste, so I didn't finish them all. ​To-Go: I also ordered a Seafood Scallion Pancake to take home, and the staff was happy to package it up for me. ​Overall, it was a very pleasant solo dining experience with great service. I'd definitely return for the stew!

I've been this restaurant couple time Foods came fast…read more Air quality is good Service amazing

Good size for a single portion. I liked being able to customize the hot pot if needed. There's a…read morelot of soup bases to choose from but I had the curry one which was good. This location can get a little busy but doesn't take too long to get seated.

We've gotten takeout from Khamdee Thai several times, but this was our first time dining in…read more ​The staff gave us a warm welcome and took our order right away. Our waitress was exceptionally thoughtful--noticing we had our young daughter with us, she proactively let us know they could prepare dishes non-spicy. ​The larb had a slightly stronger fish sauce profile, which I personally enjoyed, though it was a bit strong for my daughter. The accompanying lettuce was nice and crisp, and the mint was super refreshing. We also ordered the value set, which came with three different noodle dishes and ended up being a lot more food than expected. The server's recommendation to get egg noodles for the guey tiew was spot on, as they absorbed all the flavor perfectly. Across all three dishes, the meat was high quality and tasted very fresh. ​We'll definitely be back in person, as a dish like the hot pot is not something that can be enjoyed the same way as a takeout.

This review is very specific to the two dishes we ordered, which were definitely beyond what we…read morenormally order at a Thai restaurant. Tom Zab Nuea - This was sour, although the menu didn't mention that. What surprised me even more was how salty it was. I'm not sure if that's how the dish is traditionally supposed to taste or if it was just an off day, but it wasn't really to my liking. Khao Soi Nuea - The broth was rich and flavorful, but unfortunately, it was too sweet for me. I still think this is a nice place. I'm thinking we may have simply ordered dishes that weren't a good match for our taste. I'd probably give it another try and order something different next time.

My husband and I come here every weekend to enjoy their amazing ramen. The wait is fast and all the…read morestaff are very friendly.

Service was fast and friendly, food was amazing ive only ever had this soft chashu when i went to…read morejapan love it! They had demon slayer playing in the background 10/10

We came hehe recently as we heard that they expanded their menu by offering malatang style option…read morewhere you can pick what you want to eat and just pay by the weight ($13.99 a pound). You also get to choose what style broth you want. The quality of items were good. I opted for the mushroom broth and was pleasantly surprised at how good it was. Overall, its nice that they added this option.

I'm sticking with four. A friend gave me a gift card so I was willing to check it out one more…read moretime. I got the dry brisket noodles. Decent price. I've done much worse. It's a tasty bite. Little tricky to eat but yummy. Not a big fan of the cuts of meat. I'm kind of anti tendon but it wasn't a majority of the meat. I'm still very confused by the concept and I'm guessing you would need some serious coaching. I got the popcorn chicken too. Good texture but the flavor was lacking a certain umami sweet element.

I came here for lunch by myself after getting my oil change. This has been highly recommended and…read morehas been on my list for a while now. I must say Coredam did not disappoint. I got the soft tofu soup and the ban chan was the most impressive I have ever seen in any Korean restaurant. They had raw marinated crab as a banchan!! The soup came piping hot and it healed my soul when I took that first sip! It was so flavorful with hints of sesame oil and deep rich bone broth! The service was very attentive they kept my water refilled and checked to make sure everything was up to par. I was so impressive I grab some take out for my husband to have and he was impressed! Super small cozy Korean mom and pop place. With a lot of Korean restaurants in Beaverton I must say this one stands out!

Overall, this place was very good. All of the sides that…read morecome with the meal are great and fresh. The sweet pork bulgolgi was great, and the tteobokki was okay! Not my favorite. The service was okay, not super welcoming. The restaurant ambiance was okay, I loved the space and decor, the service seemed a bit unwelcoming. The other items on the menu look good, definitely worth a try!