Suggestions for Asian Restaurant near Portland

Eater • July 26, 2016Dinner menus riff on Korean barbecue dining, and might include salt-baked pork belly, wrapped in rice paper with pickled radish, or ember-smoked hanger steak with cabbage and scallion slaw.

Julie T. • July 31, 2013This is my favorite pho restaurant. It's awesome!

MinTz • September 19, 2014This place is the most authentic Thai restaurant I've ever seen in US. Their Khao Man Gai is exactly the same with the one in Thailand.

Brook S. • June 22, 2018My new favorite Chinese food spot in Portland. Outstanding noodle soup, dumplings, and youtiao. I can’t wait to go back and try everything else on the menu. A semi-hidden gem, well-worth the drive.

Nicole M. • May 17, 2022Mash-up of Thai food and American barbecue. Cocktail - "Drugs"; it's a combination of bitter pineapple, coffee, rum, coconut, and orange.

Bill L. • March 20, 2017As someone who grew up eating and making southern Thai food, I can vouch for this place's authenticity & tastiness. Share the hat yai fried chicken, southern ground pork (khua Kling) + a curry.

Pechluck L. • June 4, 2016Omakase style food where Chef gives you a progression of courses based on the current theme for the atmosphere. Hardcore and SupaHardcore offer best sushi in Portland ordered from Japan best markets

Ashley Yuki • August 16, 2021The curry is delicious! We got the Hat Yai for 2 and Thai iced teas (you can have them use coconut milk to make it!) and it was a perfect lunch!

Robert S. • December 3, 2017So good, chicken noodle soup.

Sam • May 31, 2019Best pho in Portland

Alex B. • September 9, 2014Excellent ramen. Get kimchi or a seasonal pickle with your bowl, then skip the line if you want more later.

Mehmet L. • December 29, 2019The soto soup is yummy. Nasi goreng and nasi rames also are good, especially with hot and spicy sambal.

Robert S. • July 24, 2016Currently the best ramen in the Western Portland suburbs. The best.

The Wall Street Journal • August 3, 2014This Vietnamese joint is a secret spot hidden among the strip malls. All the foodies and restaurateurs breakfast there. The pho is the best. They open at 8 a.m., and run out around noon.

Divya A. • July 22, 2017We tried the curry pups. They were perfectly baked, spicy with a tinge of sweetness. We also tried the massamun curry and the spicy noodles. Loved the food and the venue.

Yitong W. • October 15, 2018You can’t go wrong with the signature dish. Being a bit adventurous and order the chicken liver. It will take your experience to the next level.

Go Find Alice • June 15, 2015Probably the best sushi in town. Try their sake flights and fresh nigiris!

David • February 14, 2016High quality sushi. Sitting at the sushi bar is great. You get to chat with the chef and eat your sushi as it's ready. If your not quite full, it's easy to order more.

Courtney P. • May 27, 2018#11 Lao sausage with sticky rice is tasty and filling!