An impeccable restaurant. I come here at least once a month. The food is truly delicious.read more

I don't think you can go wrong with anything you order at Soko sushi. We ordered about 10 things…read morebetween three of us and all were top-notch. The favorites were the rainbow roll and the scallop sampler. The ambience is casual but nice, and Service was excellent. It wasn't busy when we stopped on a weekend day for lunch, but not sure if a reservation may be needed in the evening.

1st visit. Great food, drink and sushi selection. Service was fast and friendly. We will definitely…read morebe back.

Most people are of the thought that a restaurant should do one thing and do it well. Ma-Kin does…read moreboth sushi and Thai food very well. We've come here multiple times and the food has been very consistent. This time we ordered the Pot Stickers, Salad Rolls with Shrimp, Orange Chicken, Pineapple fried rice with chicken, Unagi Eel, Green Dragon Roll and Hamachi shashimi. The pot stickers were pretty typical but the salad rolls w/ shrimp were crisp and refreshing (great peanut sauce). The orange chicken was great - very flavorful and crisp. The pineapple fried rice w/ chicken was great - tender chicken and prepared wonderfully. The rolls and shashimi were fresh and well put together- as always. The food was ready in an appropriate amount of time and we have always experienced friendly staff.

Quaint little ethnic store in the shopping center. They have some very authentic and affordable…read morefoods. The drinking chocolate is among my favorite indulgent drink. I love shopping at new stores from around the world it makes me want to try new things, like the hibiscus sugar I had never seen before. Lots of interesting products here. Check them out expand your world and stay local at the same time, it's a great discovery and the attendant is so helpful and knowledgeable she will help you with recipes suggestions with the ingredients she sells. New favorite southern American store.

Saw this place pop up on Too Good To Go so snagged a bag and stopped by to check it out. It is a…read moresmall market, mix of fresh veg, pantry staples, and some fun things like piñatas and Mexican candy. Felt very welcoming, friendly guy working there, and place was extremely clean and well organized.

This restaurant is a gem! If you like good sushi and great vibes, this is the place to go…read more I went there with my family, and it was a hit with everyone. And most importantly, the sushi was fresh and delicious. The presentation was on point, and we all agreed that it tasted even better than some high-end sushi restaurants we've been to (we eat sushi at least once a week and have tried many different places). The restaurant itself is so cool and interesting. If you have young kids or teenagers, they will love it, but honestly, I'm an adult and I loved it too. It is connected to a tea shop on one side, which we also tried. The Thai iced tea with boba was so good! And on the other side, it connects to a fun claw machine/gaming area with great lighting and an upbeat vibe. The restaurant made me feel like I was in Japan. There is an additional conveyor belt above the regular one, with a miniature boat that delivers water and orders directly to the booths. Another thing that we thought was very helpful was that the sushi on the belt had signs with the name and ingredients. I hadn't seen that anywhere else before. I am so excited about this place and love the concept. We will definitely be coming back many times. I only wish it was closer to my house!

We drove 45 minutes from Washington to come here for my sons birthday dinner…read more I called ahead and asked if I could make a reservation since I had 10 people. They said no. When I got there we had to wait about 10 minutes for a table which wasn't too long. Casual ambiance. Everyone was friendly and the service was fast. As soon as you sit down waters and soy sauce comes out on a bullet train tray. Kids loved that. The sushi was good and fresh and the ramen was very flavorful. Food was 9/10. ****This part was the only thing that I didn't like. The claw machines. After we spent $$$ eating sushi, I spent another $$$ on quarters. I had 7 kids. Each kid got a roll of $10 quarters. You can use your card to buy rolls of quarters. That was very helpful. So, now Ive spent A LOT of money.All the kids were able to get one thing from the claw machines. These are the ones that swing and jerk, so as soon as you get something it jerks and falls off. I go to speak to one of the workers so she can readjust the stuffed animals. She comes back, watches me play two more times costing me 8 more quarters worth and still nothing. Finally, I say, I've just spent $$$$ here and it would be nice if you could help my son win. She says "good luck" and walks away. I then ask to speak to someone else, she says she will get them. She comes back with the stuffed animal and says here you go. I wasn't asking for a giant stuffed animal. I played that exact machine $9 worth of quarters. Each time it barely grabbed it and would slip. It was completely ripping people off. In the end it worked out. We then went to the other side and got 6 boba drinks. Overall it's a great spot. Definitely room for improvement especially with the claw machines. Someone needs to be in there at all times readjusting the prizes. That how they do it in Asia. ***If you spend $80 you get a free token for a surprise ball in the front . If you want families and customers to come back, having them win a tiny stuffed animal or keychain would last a lifetime of happy memories for kids. Make sure the claw machines are stocked and ready. Have some that are guaranteed winners. Some that are candy, chips or even gift cards to get sushi or boba! We enjoyed our time, meals and boba. I would recommend you check them out!

Likely not visiting this location again... I was driving my…read moreson home from surgery and needed to grab food for the family after being at the hospital all morning. As I entered, the guy working the register apologized for being on his phone and put it away to help me. Very nice. I placed my order and he was very kind & patient. The 3 ladies standing in the prep kitchen continued with their very loud, all Spanish conversation, not really appearing to move to prepare any food (including for the two customers who entered after me). I don't care that it was Spanish, just that their conversation seemed to supercede the need to do their job in that moment... So, I took my waters & treats out to my family & returned for the entrees I ordered. As I re-entered, one customer left with an order, another sat at a table waiting for his order, and a to-go order remained on the counter. While I was waiting, the guy walked over & offered me the to-go order on the counter "if I wanted it because the customer canceled their order after the food was made and it would just have to be thrown out, unless someone wanted to take it." He did warn me that it had been sitting out for about 40 min so if I agreed to take it I should heat it well to be on the safe side. So I said sure. One of the ladies from the chatting trio had starting preparing some food, finished the order of the gentleman who ordered after me & then continued with my order. In the meantime, a manager, or assistant manager appeared from the back and was informed that I would be taking the abandoned to-go order. They approached and said, "are you sure? It's been out for a while." I inquired about how long, and they said over two hours. AT THAT POINT, WHY IS IT STILL SITTING ON THE COUNTER AND BEING OFFERED TO CUSTOMERS?! SO NOT SAFE! So I declined that food & just waited for my order, which was taking a long time. When my third & final entree was completed, the guy at the register pointed out that they used the wrong kind of chicken & slid it back to a woman in the prep area. However, I had already been waiting too long & said just let me take it as is. She hesitated while her friend was still chatting away at her so I busted out my fluent Spanish to say, I don't have time to wait for you to fix the mistake because you were too busy chatting with your friends. The guy was apologizing but I told him he didn't have to apologize since he wasn't the one that messed up the order. Maybe that (assistant?) manager needed to spend less time in the back and more time clearing counters of old food and redirecting employees.

Wtf happened to Noodles and Company? I used to be a regular years ago. Less and less over the past…read more4-5 years. I ordered it through DoorDash the other night and was incredibly disappointed. First of all, I discovered they no longer make my go-to, the penne Rosa. Why. Why would you take away that delicious dish? I got the roasted garlic tortellini instead and it was meh. I love garlic, but it was so overpowering in that dish. Then they gave me a house salad rather than the Caesar I asked for. But the house salad was the highlight of the meal so wasn't super upset about that one. Lastly, and most disappointing.. the Rice Krispie. It was so stale and it tasted like the plastic that it had been wrapped in for probably 3+ days. Legit a plastic flavored stale Rice Krispie. Noodles, what are you doing?? Get it together.

Very tasty! Went for lunch. They have an extensive lunch special menu. Menu is marked for gluten…read morefree items of which there were plenty. We had chicken pad thai and king Rama. Chicken was more tender than I've come to expect at Thai restaurants. Loved the garlic sauce. Lunch specials come with an egg roll which I enjoyed; they kindly substituted a cup of Korean soup for my celiac husband. Our waiter was friendly and GF knowledgeable. Setting was a bit more upscale than your typical Thai restaurant.

I have to say my partner and I stopped in on a yelp roulette type of date night. I am so glad we…read moredid it was like stepping into a relaxed environment with delicious aromas. We were treated amazingly and the staff was fast and friendly. We ordered two entrees and an appetizer all were better than we could have imagined. We are bringing our parents to come try it out as well as friends. I highly recommend this place and these days that can be so rare to find.

Having a doughzone so close is dangerous. This place to me is like Ding Tai Fung lite. Cheaper,…read moremore accessible, much less wait time. Came in on weekend for lunch and it was definitely a 40 min wait, but then literally no one on a Tuesday night for dinner. Somehow, the time for the food to come out was about the same. You get a few that come out quick, then a few that took long enough for me to notice it, and then always a few where you wonder if they forgot your dish. Even when there was no one else in the restaurant. The XLB and pot stickers are all super solid, not quite Ding Tai Fung quality, but at these prices and wait times they are great. Qbao's are delicious. I think the noodles are honestly slept on. They all have great flavor, super bouncy noodles, and honestly come in a size that you can easily finish on your own or still big enough to split in case you wanted to try another flavor. I also think the pork wonton's with chili sauce are also super slept on, the sauce is oddly sweet, but honestly I love that. Service here can be hit or miss. They don't really do a each table gets a specific server system, at least that hasn't been my experience. You'll get some food runners, and you can usually just flag anyone down to get what you need. But it does mean things can slip through the cracks if you don't have one person keeping an eye on the list of food ordered for the table or you have multiple servers checking in on you to see if you got all your food even though you just told the server 3 min ago you were still missing something. All in all, this place is phenomenal and approachable. I will be back, maybe not on the weekends though, it's not quite worth all that.

The pan fried bao buns are great. I like ordering multiple dishes and they all come out as soon as…read morethey are ready. One of my favorites is the spicy beef sandwich even though this one takes longer to make and comes out last. Their drinks come from a can. Wish they had better drink options.

Place with busy when I visit that lunchtime Service was fantastic. Server was very hospitable…read more Greeting us with a smile. The environment is what you would expect for a strip mall but the food is awesome! I had the massaman curry with pork and it tasted amazing! Love the authentic flavors. Will be back soon for sure

We ordered take out and was satisfied with all the food. We…read morewere greeted with a friendly smile upon entering and he was helpful and smiling the whole time. Added thai ice tea to go and it was delicious too. There is indoor seating available if you want to eat there. It is casual and cozy. Would eat there again when in town.

If I'm being honest, I hate using the word "cute." It feels like something you say about a puppy or…read morea teacup, not a place to grab a bite. But here we are Milwaukie Station Food Carts Pod & Beer Garden is... kind of cute. There, I said it. Tucked right next to the TriMet station, it sits in this neat little corner that feels clean, organized, and surprisingly polished for a transit-side stop. What immediately stands out is the lineup. Spots like Good & Evil Wrap Company (which, let me tell you, looks dangerously good), Puddletown Bagels, Kappany, and a handful of others give you a solid variety from Greek-inspired eats to bagels to Chinese food. Hoppy's Chinese was open and doing its thing, and I caught myself eyeing a Cali fruit smoothie that looked like it could save a hot afternoon. That said... a noticeable chunk of carts were closed, and it does take a little wind out of the sails when you're scanning options and hitting a few "nope, not today" moments. Now, location? Absolute win. Being right off the station makes this place a no-brainer if you're hopping on or off transit, or just cruising through Main Street. It feels like a built-in pit stop for commuters quick, convenient, and reliable when everything's open. The area itself is clean, with some small trees and a layout that feels intentional, not slapped together. Definitely not some run-down corner--this place is well-kept. But let's talk reality: it's small. And when the heat rolls in, this place turns into a bit of a sweat box. There are covered areas, sure, but not enough to really beat the sun when it's coming down hard. It's the kind of spot where you find yourself thinking, "Alright, I'm gonna grab my food... and retreat to the car like it's a survival mission." All things considered, I'd land this somewhere between a 3 and 4 stars. Cleanliness, location, and overall vibe? Easy 5. But the size, the number of closed carts, and the heat factor hold it back a bit. Still, I'll be back if for no other reason than to finally get my hands on that Good & Evil wrap that's been calling my name.

On the outskirts of downtown Milwaukie is this wonderful little food truck court. Milwaukie Station…read moreblast about ten foot truck with anything from Asian American cuisine, Mexican American cuisine, Mediterranean cuisine, southern bbq, sushi and a adult beverage cart. Nice little vibe with plenty of outdoor covered seating.

First time at Uncle Tsangs but have been at this great food truck pod many times. There are 7 other…read moretrucks, beer garden and table both out in the open and covered spaces. We ordered the Crispy Veggie Wontons, Veggie Egg Rolls, Sweet and sour tofu, Imitation Teriyaki Beef Rice and Eggplant Chow Fun. The staff was friendly, helpful and told us how long it would take to come out. Both appetizers (wontons and egg rolls) were both pretty good. The eggplant chow fun was my favorite and I'm not usually a big fan of eggplant. The sweet and sour tofu was really good with great sauce and large amounts of both tofu and veggies. The Imitation Teriyaki Beef Rice was an issue. While the imitation beef had good flavor, it was SO chewy. I'd come back but avoid the beef.

Huge portions anytime I come here and they have a good selection of gluten free options. I wish…read morethey had more meat options that didn't have wheat in them but oh well.