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    Namu

    3.6 (121 reviews)
    Open • 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    Namu restaurant where you may not get served at all.

    Came home from work late and did not want to make dinner. My daughter and I chose Namu since the food is normally good. We had the most unpleasant experience with the server and felt like we were putting him out. My daughter received dry chicken teriyaki and I did not receive my Bibimbap at all. We sat 8 fret from the cart and realized he closed up shop. How this guy can stay employed is a mystery. This is a blatant services not rendered. I want to hear how you would handle this situation.

    Shirley S.

    Asian Island food fusion, super good. Two bowls are good decent size to feed a family of four (2 adults, 2 kids). There's outdoor seating and indoor!

    bulgogi
    Israel G.

    hit this place up on our bicycle food tour. we were pretty stuffed already; however, we really enjoyed the food even still. they have a few food carts here to choose, but if you're in the mood for some legit bulgogi, well, then, stop on by and get some. asian/hawaiian fusion is on point. loved this place!

    Teriyaki Chicken Plate
    Jason C.

    I've been going to Namu for quite a few years. I generally like their food and love that each dish comes with a bunch of accoutrements. I got the teriyaki chicken plate. It was super fresh and hit the spot. I forgot to ask that they not add teriyaki sauce to the rice but will do so next time. I love all the little side dishes with the exception of the spinach. I find it tastes super sweet and isn't quite what I want when I already have pickled cucumbers and teriyaki.

    Flip up window covering keeps customers dry when ordering
    John K.

    Namu has become one of my takeout favorites during the past pandemic year. I initially visited thanks to a friend who wanted to try their Hawaiian Plate lunch. He loves it - finding it preferable to anything he's had on multiple island visits. I've tended to go with their Korean options, not being a huge fan of Kalua Pork, and have been very happy with my choices. I did try the Pulled Pork sandwich (Kalua based) and it was fine, but I've always found pulled pork to be like pizza - no two are the same, and everyone has their own preferences - mine is heavy on caramelized sauce, which is not Namu's style. But, I will gladly take anything that Namu makes that involves Bulgogi Beef. That includes their cheesesteak sandwich (spectacular, and easily enough for 2 meals) and the bulgogi beef plate (served with a delightful spinach salad, among other things). Service has been reliably friendly and efficient, and even though I get my orders to go, there is a substantial amount of covered space in front of the cart, allowing me to keep dry, regardless of the weather. Just FYI, if you're eating there, beers from Scout go well with all of Namu's offerings.

    Beef bulgogi plate
    Ethan O.

    This place is in a neat little food court plaza with lots of spaced out seating during this time of COVID. I ordered the Bulgogi beef plate and would say that it definitely checked off all the boxes for tasting like Bulgogi and having sufficient side dishes to make this a balanced meal. Having said that, I don't usually have high expectations for fusion food, and unfortunately my expectations were justified. I probably wouldn't go back. It wasn't particularly memorable for me and not a place I'd strongly recommend to a friend if they were to want Hawaiian or Korean food. Do check this food plaza out though and I would recommend trying it at least once!

    Elsie W.

    Korean & Hawaiian fusion? It was the only food truck here (part of the tidbit food pod) that sounded interesting. I LOVED my plate! $8 Gogi Breakfast Kalua style pork, 2 fried eggs, rice and sauce. This reminded me of Hawaii! I loved it. The sauce was soooooooo good. The pork was amazing. The guy was very nice and friendly. The wait was super long BUT WORTH IT!

    Bulgogi Beef Plat
    Shashank L.

    Combination of Hawaiian and Korean cuisine sounded weird. But what's not weird in Portland right. Bulgogi beef plate is amazing, the meat is tender and the flavors are delicious. Must try!

    Aloha bowl! Didn't taste anything like Korean / Hawaiian food.
    Shikha C.

    So excited to see the food cart pod at division Street! And what a variety of carts. Korean, Indian, Pizzas, Filipino, Chinese.. Korean food was on my mind since a while and there it was "NAMU" beautifully decorated exteriors with a corner lot! There are some Hindu chants written near the delivery window. When asked, the chef said it was owner's idea. It was going well with the cart decor. Liked: Customer service. Friendly and they customized my Aloha bowl as more spicy. Decor of the cart. Didn't like: Aloha bowl how is tasted. Utter disappointment. Taste 1/5. Had dry sticky rice, Yakisoba noodles in bbq sauce, Chunks of tofu with namesake avocado and pineapple. I found the serving portion too small and didn't taste anything like Hawaiian or Korean. Rating is for customer service and cart experience.

    Bulgogi Cheesesteak Sandwich
    Ben H.

    This Bulgogi Cheesesteak induces the most serene and beautiful state of mind. Layer after layer of delightful tastes overcome my tastebuds with exquisite ecstasy. The melty cheese, the perfectly caramelized onions, the texture of the toasted bread, and most importantly the indescribable euphoria that is the bulgogi beef. All mixed together to create something that you cannot help but feel blessed to exist in this moment of time and space with this creation. Miracles exist, and they exist in the form of the Bulgogi Cheesesteak.

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    2 months ago

    Tasty food, speedy service and an awesome ambience. Next to one of the best taprooms in SE.

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    The food is tasty, but a bit pricey. The service is hit or miss, sometimes it seems like they hate their job.

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    Some of the best Hawaiian food in Portland, if you are looking for a bomb plate lunch this is the go to spot. I rate them highly.

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    1.0 mi•Hawthorne, Sunnyside, Southeast Portland
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    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.

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    1.8 mi•Kerns, Northeast Portland

    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.

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