This cafe had such beautiful building, interior, and ambiance. I was hesitant to try this place but…read moreI'm so glad I did. Their drinks blew me away with one sip. The sugar cookie matcha, amazing, it is a MUST TRY. Their creme brule latte was also super creamy and the bites of creme brule was the perfect touch. This is one of the places I am gonna crave and miss about Oregon!

Nice, new cafe with parking in the shared lot…read more The creme brûlée on top of the coffee or matcha is my favorite. They have a variety of pastries, which can be sold out if you go late, especially on warm days. Plenty of indoor seats with large tables, small tables or sofa. Plenty of outdoor seating. I love that this place is modern, simple, posh, elegant and festive with Christmas decorations or fresh flowers.

Braganza Tea is my new favorite tea spot, especially this location inside Clackamas Town Center,…read moreright next to AT&T. Pros: Cheapest price for a quality drink, all standard toppings are free, so your total comes out to $5.95. You really cannot beat that anywhere else. Boba is made fresh every four hours. Plenty of parking since it is inside the mall. Quick service, and their register does not have the awkward tip selection screen at the end of your transaction. Cons: Mall hours mean closing at 8pm on certain days, which is early for night owls. There is no real place to hang and chill since you are dealing with mall traffic and constant noise levels, especially on weekends. Not as many selections as other tea shops, but what they offer is solid quality for your money. My favorite order is the brown sugar tea with soy milk substitute and aiyu topping. This is the only place in Portland that offers aiyu topping.

I always get the taro milk tea or the strawberry taro smoothie with rainbow jelly. Trust me when I…read moresay both are great! They also have nondairy milk alternatives for their milk teas which is a plus. The service is quick and efficient!

Five stars, and this one's an honorable mention that somehow turned into a regular habit…read more I'm talking about K-Pop at the Happy Valley food carts, and yeah, there's a reason we keep circling back like it owes us money. You ever go somewhere thinking you'll just grab a quick bite, and next thing you know you're planning your return before you've even finished chewing? That's this place. What I like is they don't box themselves in. You've got Korean, Hawaiian, and a little mix of everything going on. I lean Hawaiian most days, something about it just hits right, especially when you're not trying to go all in. Sometimes you're just grabbing food, maybe bringing something back for later, pacing yourself like a responsible adult. This is that kind of spot. It works with you, not against you. And here's the thing, I used to write those safe reviews. "It's cute. Nice service." That tells nobody anything. That's background noise. This place deserves better than that. This is a spot you actually remember. Friendly people, solid food, and a consistency that turns a casual stop into a routine. Happy Valley's already a great area, so you're starting off on the right foot just being there. But if you're walking into that food cart pod and wondering where to go, I'm telling you straight up, this is one of the top choices. No overthinking it. Take my word for it, or don't. Either way, you'll end up here eventually.

This has become my favorite cart in the Happy Valley pod. The menu is an interesting mix of Korean,…read moreJapanese, and Hawaiian, which is nice to be able to mix it up each visit. My go-tos are the Shoyu or Teriyaki chicken plates, the Kalua Pork Plate, or the Bibimbap. My only do-betters are that the teriyaki chicken can sometimes be dry, and I wish both the chicken dishes came with a sauce. They do have sriracha packets if you ask. The plates come with rice, a small lettuce salad and dressing (could use a little more of that sometimes), and a mac salad with pretty simple black pepper seasoning. It's a good amount of food for the price. I also really appreciate, and choose to visit K-Bop, because they use the compostable clamshell containers, and not the wasteful single-use plastic like so many others. Recommended if you're stopping by his cart pod.

I walk up to the front, and already the lady at the front is smiling as she watches us try to…read moredecide what delicious item we would like from her menu. "Let me know if you have any questions!". We had questions about her menu items, and she answered them nicely and thoroughly, in detail. Okay, so we order two things: the S3 and the Spicy Garlic Tonkotsu Ramen, and here's what U think about each: Tonkotsu Ramen: -The Meat doesn't have a huge initial, impactful taste, but the flavor settles in a couple seconds after you bite it and it's a very soft, warming feeling. -The Broth is where the spice is, and it's not like "oh my mouth is on fire" it's the type of spice that hits you in the back of the throat, so it's bearable but I couldn't chug it personally, I had to take sips which is nice for someone who devours their food like there's no tomorrow (like me). -The Noodles are.. just your typical Ramen noodles, nothing special to add there but nothing bad to say at all! -The Egg, although not marinated in soy sauce like some places do, was cooked well. The inside was soft and gooey, but the white was fully cooked. I have no complaints! -The Mushrooms added a nice texture to the noodles and the overall dish, and worked to make it even more satisfactory. The S3: -I don't have much to say because my cousin ordered it and I only had a few bites, but the veggies were cooked nicely... -The big boom about it was the noodles. If I had to describe it, I would say it's like.. an Orange Chicken type of Tater Tot, it was really unique and fun to eat. Next time I go, it'll be hard to decide what to order.. Okay, don't just take my word for it, go see for yourself! いただきます！

Sakura Noodle House is a must-try! The Hell Ramen was absolutely amazing--bold, spicy, and packed…read morewith flavor. The broth had the perfect kick without overpowering the depth of the ramen, and everything came out hot and fresh. Parking was easy, food cart was easy to find! Portion size was generous, ingredients were on point, and the overall quality really stood out. If you're a fan of spicy ramen, this is a great recommendation. We'll definitely be back for more!

We received a friendly greeting on entrance and given information on menu items. As others…read morementioned in ther reviews food portions are large! We had chicken kabobs, rice, falafel and baba. Everything was delicious and freshly made. Staff was very friendly and we enjoyed learning about their backgrounds as well as the restaurant decor history.

We were the only people in the restaurant at the time- so service was quick and friendly. The owner…read moreseemed very happy to have us and gave all sorts of information about the food. There were also lots of pastries here as well which I'd love to come back and try sometime. The food was excellent and hot. Ginormous portions even if you order a half size. The place is a bit old and could probably use some updating- especially the restroom. Butttt the food and the service really make up for it!