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    Waterfalls

    4.0 (16 reviews)
    Open 6:00 am - 9:30 AM, 11:00 AM - 2:00 pm, 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM

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    Dover sole with fettuccini and beurre blanc
    Katie B.

    Located inside a Japanese style hotel in Hillsboro, you wouldn't expect it but, Waterfalls could be a destination in itself. The menu here is mostly French + Pacific Northwest cuisine at dinner, with some very Japanese elements. The food was very good and actually quite reasonably priced given the quality and the generous portions of fish and meat. Service was slower, given that there was only one server, but very friendly and attentive. They also have a long sake list of 20+ options that you can try in the cute little sake bar. For dinner, we had the fried cod, the dover sole, mushroom soup, prosciutto with melon and fruit cocktail, and the pork Katsu. All the dishes were great. We came back for breakfast as we were staying there and just couldn't resist the very Japanese sake teishoku set (salmon, rice, miso soup) and Katsu Kare for breakfast, which definitely cater to the Japanese clientele who I assume come for Intel related vendors. The curry had just a slight kick to it and they used short grain rice which is great. The pricing is odd here, but I love it. The salmon set cost just $12 while a regular full American breakfast is $20. They also do a $12 burger special compared to their $35-40 entrees at dinner. I'd come back here again. Everything was clean and modern looking. During they daylight the restaurant overlooks their little Japanese moss garden which is nice too.

    Curry and Rice with a fried egg
    Jasmine E.

    It was a beautiful setting, and the lobby had a koi fish pond right in the center. The food was great, the beef curry with the egg was delicious! Definitely will be back.

    Decent
    Andrew A.

    We dined during their soft opening so a few negatives were understandable. First, our male server was excellent! They only offer beer and wine so it is hoped that a full bar is in their future. I'm not an IPA guy, but the Deschutes Fresh Squeezed was the best I've had. The dining area was tasteful, clean lines and minimal. For now, you choose between three prix fixe options: $50 (A), $70 (B), and $90 (C). I selected option A, but requested the fried fish from option B, but they refused. Loved the salad which included beef and salmon, but the "American cheese" was a little off-putting. The puff pastry was decent, the scallops and mushrooms very good, but nobody liked the Mac and cheese (especially because it was cold.). The steak topped with a delicious butter was more than worthy. The two desserts options were meh, I think most people would prefer vanilla or another contrary ice cream flavor over chocolate to complement the oozing chocolate cake. And crème brûlée is getting dated. The chef came out to say hello, nice touch. Took a tour of hotel and offering. Overall, they should fill a niche and do well.

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    OMG, did not expect that! Finger liking good food!!! Ordered lamb with vegetables, was very yummy!

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    Fantastic Japanese/French fusion restaurant. Don't be put off by the fact it's in a hotel. Truly a hidden gem here in Hillsboro.

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