Stumbled on this spot wandering around Portland. The chicken tikka masala had a really nice depth of flavor, and the mango lassi was spot on. Good portion for the price.

Always my go-to for Thai. The staff is super chill and really gets it with food allergies&mdash;makes me feel safe ordering. Food&rsquo;s solid every time.

Stephanie and her team were so on top of things, even when the power went out! They kept our rehearsal dinner running smoothly. The whole vibe was just right.

The handmade potstickers were pretty good. Juicy and full of flavor, you can tell they&#39;re made fresh. A bit on the pricey side for the portion, but I&#39;d get them again.

Been coming here for years and the sirloin steak is always this good. That&rsquo;s why I keep coming back.

If you&#39;re catching a show at One Longfellow Square, this spot is super convenient right across the street. The veggie burrito was huge and really tasty. Just what I needed.

Love the vibe here! The big shared table and counter make it feel so social. They even have a great vinyl collection playing. The bathroom was a fun surprise, really cool design. Just a heads up, it can get a bit loud when it&#39;s full.

The cloverleaf rolls were the star. So soft and buttery, with that perfect flaky salt on top. We polished off the first basket and immediately ordered another. Paired nicely with a crisp Chardonnay. A bit pricey for bread, but honestly, worth it.

The mango lassi here is fantastic. So creamy and not overly sweet. Had it with their garlic naan, which was fresh and warm. Just a really good, simple pairing.

Been coming here for years. Their split pea soup is the real deal, rich and hearty. Always hits the spot on a cold day. The rye bread they bring out is a nice touch too.

Food&#39;s top-notch, no question. But the bill can surprise you, feels like downtown prices out here. You&#39;re paying for the quality, just know it going in.

Open late when everything else is closed. Good spot for a late bite with friends, the music keeps it lively.

Cozy spot with a nice traditional feel. The patio is pretty good, especially with the little fountain. It was a peaceful place for lunch. The food was decent, though the service was a bit slow that day.

Been coming here for years. Chef Hiro&rsquo;s omakase is the reason&mdash;the fish is always that good. It&rsquo;s the consistency that keeps me coming back. Service is sharp, they know their stuff.

Been coming here for years. P&rsquo;Jeab and Eugene always remember my usual order, makes it feel like a neighborhood spot. That kind of consistent, friendly service keeps me coming back.

Gluten-free menu was a lifesaver for my daughter. She actually got to order a full meal, not just a side salad. Drinks were interesting too. Felt normal for once.

Injera as utensils was a fun touch. Lamb stew was solid, really flavorful. Just be ready to take your time, it&#39;s a slow meal. Not for when you&#39;re in a rush.

The green curry is the star here. They let you choose your spice level, which is great. Mine had a perfect balance of heat and coconut cream. The chicken was tender, and the eggplant soaked up all that flavor. Portion was generous for the price.

The hot towel was a nice touch. Got the sashimi appetizer and the sushi boat for two. The boat was definitely generous, plenty of fish. The fatty tuna was the highlight, really good. For the price, you get a lot.

Been coming here since I was a kid with my family, and the pizza is still just as good. Met up with some friends last week and the Sicilian pie was the star of the table. It&rsquo;s our go-to spot for a casual hang.

They remade a spicy dish without us asking. That&rsquo;s it. Just noticed and fixed it. Good people.

Loved the speakeasy entrance through the bookcase. The retro music and dim lighting gave it a nice, mysterious feel. A fun spot for a quiet drink.

The owner&#39;s a real character, super friendly. Had the Salted Caramel cake, it was light and moist. Their wine list is short but thoughtful, found a nice glass that went with it perfectly. A solid spot for a sweet finish.

Service is always friendly and attentive, even when they&#39;re slammed. The staff really knows their stuff with the menu.

The tofu in the vegetarian ramen is just fantastic&mdash;so silky and full of flavor. I get the Brussels sprouts every single time, they&#39;re perfectly charred. The tofu buns are a nice little treat. Really chill spot with friendly folks.

Came for the mezcal selection, and it didn&#39;t disappoint. The bar is perfect for solo diners. My only gripe is the price point for the cocktails &ndash; they&#39;re fantastic, but at $18 a pop, it adds up quick.

The lobster roll on a croissant is definitely the star. It&rsquo;s rich and sweet, but honestly, for the price, I was hoping for a bit more filling. Still, we get it every time.

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