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I was so excited to try this place but I left dissapointed. The girl who took our order wasn't friendly and that started the visit off on the wrong foot. I ordered the Taro cream matcha and it was one of the worst matchas i've ever had. The taro cream was flavorless and chunky and the matcha tasted just like milk. It began separating after a few mins. I had to leave almost my whole drink as it wasn't drinkable. for $8.50 that's crazy!
The pork sandos tasted amazing! With the right crunchiness and the shredded cabbage, and the small amount of katsu sauce makes this a really great sandwich. It is highly recommended. The ube cream matcha was just okay, but the original is where the money is at. You can taste the matcha and the sweetness. It's very yummy. The strawberry sando brings it home though. Wonderful flavors. We will definitely come back and try some other sandos. When you get here, you order at the kiosk and get a number. Then you can find a seat with your number. There is a large table for community seating with very few individual tables that are usually full.
TL:DR A flavorful, beautiful change of pace with a tasteful blend of surroundings Truthfully I've been looking at some of the lower reviews and I do see some merit of what the masses have been saying, the food was absolutely delightful. Even if it's a little higher on the price, for me recognizing that things are more expensive due to things beyond our control (within reason) shouldn't disappoint the overall experience of the food. Enough about the general hellscape of society though, I genuinely loved the taste of food and at least for my party of four it was delicious, salty, different and flavorful. The highlight of course was their mustard/curry sauce paired with their fries which can honestly stand out on its own. I ordered the chicken and egg sando, and even though the spicy sauce was not at all spicy the sandwich was definitely strong enough on its own to merit another visit. In terms of the service, it was standard, what did stand out to me is that they were willing to accommodate an influencer and help film/photograph her review. Regardless it's worth a visit, for me I am more than willing to come back and try another menu item. My friends and I also had similar things to reciprocate. It was delicious, and different from what I'm use to having.
A bright, open corner space with high ceilings - it was a nice stop for lunch in downtown. Short order style with lots of seating, some shared long tables. The staff were quick to take our order. We ordered the classic chicken katsu sandwich with fries and the curry rice plate with pork katsu. The sandwich is what you would hope - crispy chicken, veggies, yummy sauce on white bread - solid overall. You get soooo many fries and they are phenomenal! The curry aioli was a nice dip. The pork curry plate was good - very classic Japanese curry. I think the katsu plate with the beef consommé is my next choice! Unlimited soda fountain! Baked goods were scarce by late afternoon. I will go back for more, recommend you try it.
I have been wanting to come here after seeing the Portland location and it was great! Chicken katsu was delicious and tender. Really yummy breading. I loved that it came with a kale slaw although there were too many onions for me in it but still good. The bread was really fluffy and soft. I didn't get any pastries or treats but those also looked amazing. Especially the cream donut and the strawberry sando. Will have to come back! Sandwhich was 14$ which was pretty reasonable. Service is pretty fast as well. Nice indoor seating and some outdoor.
Five stars mofos!!! As a vegetarian I have always longed for a chance to experience the wonders of a katsu sando. It seemed impossible to me until I stumbled upon this establishment. Not only was there a vegetarian option, but according to my gf who had the shrimp katsu, it holds its ground against the meat options. We also had some miso and matcha cookies which were the perfect sweet treat to finish our meal with! The natural light and big windows allow for some fun people watching while you enjoy your food. It can get a little noisy but that's to be expected in a spot with such tall ceilings. The employees are very kind, friendly, and generous (iykyk). Will definitely be returning next time I'm in Portland.
We stopped by Tanaka Katsu Sandwiches for lunch and it did not disappoint! We ordered the Chicken & Egg Sando (which was their popular item) in spicy and got the chicken curry plate to try, and then a refreshing iced sencha. If you do the meal for the sando, it includes any of the drinks listed on their menu such as their matchas, senchas, etc. I definitely recommend getting the combo since the fries and the sauce it came with did not disappoint! The chicken & egg sando was so good! It was juicy, the chicken was cooked well and it wasn't dry, the egg and mayo was amazing and added a creamy factor to the sando, and the shredded cabbage/slaw added the perfect crunch. The bread was toasted just right! I would recommend getting this if you are unsure of what to pick, I would go back and try another sando, if only I had extra stomachs to try more than one. The fries were so crispy and you definitely get enough fries for two people to share, the sauce it came with is like a mayo mixed with some curry spices which was a perfect combo. If you are a potato lover get the fries, they were golden and crunchy! The chicken and curry plate was okay, didn't have anything really that stood out. It definitely has a different curry flavor than what I have had at other katsu curry plates, and felt more heavy on the curry spices. I got the iced sencha which was very refreshing and a perfect balance for the savory and carb heavy food we had ordered.
Walking around downtown Portland, we were hungry and wanted something affordable yet tasty. We came across Tanaka Katsu and decided to give them a try. Walking in, it didn't seem too busy, though we appreciated the industrial interior of the place. We looked at the menu and ordered a pork sandu with fries and a pork katsu with rice. After waiting about 10 minutes, our food came out hot. We were impressed by the presentation of the food on the plates. Both the pork sandu and the pork katsu were very good. They gave us a generous portion of fries, which made our meal even more enjoyable. We were stuffed full after we finished. There is ample natural lighting in this restaurant, which made it particularly pleasant. We had chosen a booth next to the windows, and we were able to converse quietly to ourselves. There's a bit of a quiet ambiance to the place. We saw a few people working there and about the same amount of people simply dining there like us. This overall was a 5-star experience and an excellent value for the money paid. We'd happily go back to try out their other options if we're ever in the area!
Absolute banger of a casual eatery located on a super convenient streetside corner with a great view of half the block. Plenty of seating options. Good spot for a casual lunch or grab & go for solo or groups. I was staying at the Hyatt around the corner & popped in once they opened for a lunchtime beer, katsu sandwhich & strawberry sandwhich to tuck in the hotel fridge for an evening snack. Sandwhich was really good & provided plenty of energy for an extended walk around town. Staff was nice. The person working the counter even attempted to locate an XL shirt for me to no avail but i appreciated the effort. Anywhere you can grab a beer & a good japanese style sandwhich before 11am on a weekday is ok with me. Worth a stop.
Pricier end for desserts, small portions and auto-add on gratuity for a self serve place makes leaves a bad taste. Katsu sandwiches. They fry it fresh...but not crunchy and not enough sauce. They use the brown sauce and wasabi. I tasted the wasabi more than the brown sauce. ($12). The salad portion is very small. It looks big bc it's spread out. This is not a meal size salad and hard to share. The dressing is the Japanese mayo. It was very hot the day that I went and the beet was warm and tasted spoiled. ($12). Minor pet peeve - they serve the salad on this matte metal plate and every time the fork touches it, it makes this terrible screeching sound. The fruit sandos only have 2 piece of fruit so it's disproportionately heavy on the cream - One piece of fruit in each corner. Other places I've seen place a line of fruit across the sandwich. ($12) Matcha cake is perfectly made looks wise - thin delicate layers. It's small - about 2 x 2 inches and 2 inches high. ($9). Panna cotta ($6). The roasted sesame is a very nice touch. Macarons are larger than usual size. ($3) Tanaka started adding an auto 15% gratuity charge. This is a casual place where you bus your own table, get your own water, find your own seautensils, etc. yet they automatically charge a 15% gratuity. First time that I've been to a fast food/bakery type place that does this and it leaves a bad taste in my mouth. The owners should be responsible for their employees wages and do their part to maintain turnover. In Oregon, everyone should get paid minimum wage, unlike some states that allows restaurants to pay under-minimum and tips makes up the rest. Gratuity is auto-add on with your original ordered items. It's considered optional because you can ask the the cashier to remove it. Awkward! When it's time to pay, the system ask for tips again at the end. read more
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Tanaka S.
Hi Gloria, this is Gary, General Manager of Tanaka. Thank you so much…
New life in the old blue star donuts location. Beautiful space, cafe/coffee house vibe but not sure there's anything else that will make this a word of mouth "go here" success story. Like others, I'm not a fan of the service charge and then being asked to tip on top that especially at a pay and order at the counter format. Sandwich was good although not sure I need to have another at $13+. I'd be curious to return and try a pastry from their menu. To better manage customer expectation, I do recommend they either incorporate the service charge in their menu prices or clearly communicate such charge exists. read more
TL;DR: poorly breaded katsus in between pretty fluffy milk bread. Pastries and coffees were disappointing to say the least. Came with high hopes for lunch and left a little confused Order: - Citrus beet and kale salad (2/5): flavor was decent but the 7 thinly-sliced beets were very disappointing both in quantity and in flavor - Tomato sando (MVP - 4.5/5): the only sando I'd come back for. The karashi mayo gives the sandwich a nice bite that balances well with the sweetness of the tomato - Fish sando (3/5): flaky fish but all the flavor was covered by the slaw and sauce - Menchi (3/5): the patty itself was juicy and cooked well but overall rather unremarkable - Chicken (2/5): soggy breading on the chicken katsu - flavor was ok - Malasadas (1/5): hoping we got a bad/day-old batch but these were impossibly difficult to eat since they were so hard (both inside and out) Drinks: - perhaps a bad day for the barista but we ordered a matcha, a dirty chai, and a regular latte and they all tasted like milk Not planning to come back - going to Tokyo sando next time we have a craving read more
1 year ago
1 year ago
Loved this place. We ordered katsu sandwiches (chicken & egg, pork, and chicken) that came with sauce (traditional katsu, miso, spicy miso). We also ordered yummy desserts too: strawberry with whipped cream Sando, cream filled donuts, and cookies!). read more
I was absolutely excited to finally try some fruit sandos here! Unfortunately, they sold our of all fruit sandos when i called at 11am... I decided to stop in anyway and try some sandos for lunch. This is a casual eatery where they hand out these cute table number wood blocks while you wait for your food. Many of tables were quite dirty. I chalked it up to a busy lunch rush, perhaps. The French Toast sando was a big tasty surprise, with the french toast not being too sweet, but definitely full of maple flavor to balance that sausage patty. Miso Caesar tasted like, regular Caesar salad. The Chicken Katsu with Yuzu Egg Salad sando was delicious but the egg salad was overkill. Sure, the yuzu in the egg salad was fragrant and kept the sando tasting fresh, but I felt like this could be achieved with a Yuzu Kewpie sauce instead. (Which I am totally going to try making at home). The miso chocolate chip cookie was chock full of chocolate chips. Normally that's a great thing but I couldn't taste the miso aspect at all because it was so chocolatey. I also tried the curry bun for an afternoon snack. It tasted like it was double fried, with the outer "shell" being a bit tough to bite into. I prefer curry pan to have a softer exterior. I'm looking forward to trying the rest of their sando menu. Hopefully get some mikan! read more
1 year ago
I saw this restaurant on Instagram. Having visited Japan last winter I occasionally crave curry and sandos. I got the pork katsu curry rice. The curry was rich and flavorful. I really enjoyed it. My husband got the chicken katsu sando meal which came with soup and a drink. He finished his lunch with a chocolate donut. Tanaka is a casual restaurant that serves up delicious food at a good price. The space was comfortable and the staff were friendly. We'll be back soon. read more
This place is bright and has an open kitchen concept behind the counter. There are a variety of pastries and homemade pickled vegetables, jams and sauces along with sandwiches. The staff are super friendly and can answer any questions you have. Prices are fairly reasonable. Unfortunately I felt the sandwiches were underwhelming. It could use some spreads in between the bread as the sandwiches as a whole were dried. I was dipping my sandwiches in the curry sauce to give a bit more flavor. Overall, I wouldn't mind visiting again for the pastries, but would probably skip on the sandwiches. The pastries I highly, highly recommend. Lightly sweeten and rich in flavor. Very delightful. read more
Absolutely delicious! Sandwiches are great and packed with flavor, and the desserts are gorgeous. Upon walking in, I was greeted with the sweet smell of baking bread, and the whole atmosphere is very cozy and comfortable. Definitely recommend! read more
I never knew this was here in DT. I was only aware of the Bridgeport location. But this was such a cute spot!! Very spacious. The food was soo good! 8/10 on the fish sandwich & 7/10 on dirty fries. They also have good hot teas. The service was also great. I had asked no cheese and they were accommodating. Would def come again! read more
9 months ago
1 year ago
Pleasantly surprised with how good Tanaka was. My pork katsu with miso sauce was good but my partners chicken and egg katsu with the classic sauce was insanely good (definitely recommend). We loved the fries and the curry sauce it came with! Will be coming back to try something from the bakery case. read more
9 months ago
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4 years ago
Long lines during opening weekend but moved fast and food did not take too long. Nice modern open space design. They only had kiwi fruit sando available when we arrived around 10am so we did not get to try. Staff also did not know if/when they were going to restock strawberry sandos. However, these were then restocked about an hour after we ordered. This is fine since they're still working out process having just opened but just fyi in case you're hoping to wait a bit for a particular fruit sando. Foods we tried: - curry pan 5/5: small but nicely crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside. Very nicely seasoned curry for the filling with bits of meat. Normally, this is enjoyed cold but they were very accommodating when we asked for it to be heated up. - coffee cream bun 5/5: not too sweet and coffee flavor was light and not too overwhelming. Very satisfying. Exterior is similar to a chocolate melon pan and would say it is just as good as the ones from Oyatsupan. - haruto 5/5: the staple pork loin katsu sando. Juicy/crispy and not too dry. The tonkatsu sauce did not disappoint. - shizuku 3/4: ground beef/pork patty sando with curry sauce. This was good in terms of flavor but rating more for style/experience. We were disappointed when this came out in more of a brioche/hamburger bun than the typical shokupan sando. Not sure if they're still experimenting since several social media posts showed this in shokupan bread format instead. Feel like they should note in description or when ordering that it will be hamburger style so as not to disappoint. Especially if you're coming in mostly for that sando experience. Overall, a nice Japanese bakery/cafe experience in downtown Portland with decent ambiance. Will try again after giving them some more time to work through opening kinks. IG posts show dorayaki which we were excited for but did not see. So hopefully we will have the chance for a few more new items next time around. read more
9 months ago
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Tanaka S.
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2 years ago
Very good food and nice friendly environment. Only issue it's not spicy at all and $21 for a small drink, fries, and a chicken sandwich is ridiculous. overall amazing highly recommend. P.s I love the curry aolie and the black cherry Stubborn soda. read more
Overall: Quality food, great/overwhelming service and decent street parking. Beware - they add an automatic gratuity on top of your total which isn't too bad because it's delicious. Location: located in downtown Portland where the old Blue Star donut was, it can't be hard to find - just look spinning sign and let you nose guide you to the delicious food! Menu: There were a lot of options but what caught my attention and ultimately brought me in were the photos of the coffee bun. When we arrived, the team member told me they would have a fresh batch ready in a few minutes. Unfortunately, one of their pastry chiefs told me this batch didn't meet their standards, so they'd let me have something else on the house. This alone was extremely impressive, not many establishments can actually stand behind their quality. We ended up with the strawberry cake that was absolutely rich and full of flavor. Service: It was honestly a bit overwhelming, within 5 minutes, we got greeted by probably 3 team members asking if we needed help which I cannot truly complain about. We simply told them it's our first time and we're still looking. read more
Their phrase is where tradition meets brand new and it works. Like their name suggests, this place specializes in katsu sandwiches. Their work perfecting their own katsu recipe has given them the freedom to venture into other katsus that seem less traditional. I went with the Oregon whitefish katsu and was not sure what to expect. It was great. First, with the katsu part, the meat glistens and shines and it was cooked/seasoned to perfection. The sauce is a little sweet but doesn't overpower the taste buds and goes really well with everything. The whitefish was a good amount and I think it brought an interesting flavor profile/combination. The bread was a little soggy from the whitefish but it was expected. All in all, 5 out of 5 for the katsu as the taste was fire. I got the grilled corn on the side which was a bit of a disappointment. For 5 dollars, I'd expect to get whole corn on the cob, but instead, I got a small piece of corn that was really only seasoned on one side. Recommend skipping this. Tanaka also has a selection of pastries that highlight different Asian flavors. I got, what I believe to be a miso caramel macaroon with a coffee rub on it. The flavor was great. You could get that nice and nostalgic coffee taste, while the miso and caramel came through. The miso and caramel balanced out so the dish wasn't too sweet. My only issue was that my macaron had been overbaked, so the shell texture was chewy which reduced the quality of the overall dish. read more
1 year ago
Came from WA so we were in the area. The pork katsu sandwich was solid, but sometime you could taste the overwhelming wasabi in it which was meh. The Fish Katsu tho was really good and the fries were pretty good with their sauce. Also, the interior was pretty spacious with the long table so potential study spot. Definitely coming back if I'm in the portland again. read more
4 years ago
We went right at opening and their was already a line. So get there early as they do also sell out of items. Service was fast which I can appreciate it. The cookies were so soft and chewy at the same time. My favorite item from here. The tart and mousse were okay. Nothing spectacular. Sando was good. I got the chicken spicy which it was actually spicy! It was also perfectly crispy! Unless you're a fan of bbq, the fish sando was alright. Too tangy for me. All in all, a great lunch spot. read more
Very beautiful spot. There's a large seating area so finding seats shouldn't be bad. Parking on the other hand is difficult but something you should expect with Portland. The food wasn't bad. The bread pudding was warm and sweet and the French fries with the curry sauce were amazing. The egg sando was fine. The katsu sando wasn't my favorite. It was a little tough and I didn't really enjoy it. Glad I was able to finally give this place a try! read more
They have a Tofu Katsu and a Spicy Tofu Katsu. I ordered the regular and it was great on the first bite, but then it tasted like the wasabi. It was pretty spicy for my taste. So I asked if this sandwich is usually spicy and the staff person apologized and said they would make another one. The second one was equally spicy so I have to presume that their regular sandwiches are made with wasabi, so unfortunately I won't be trying it again. I ate it 3 hours ago and I can still taste wasabi. Ugh. The bread was tasty and the tofu was nice and crunchy. They have nice looking desserts and bread pudding so I may give that a try next time. read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Since traveling to Japan, it's difficult to find good tonkotsu and melon pan. The sando was fantastic! We also had a savory and sweet pan. The coffee cream filling was super 'cofffee-ee'! Bright, clean atmosphere and clean bathrooms. read more
1 year ago
I have been meaning to go here for FOREVER now and I'm so glad I found a chance to. These sandwiches are seriously so good on their fluffy milk bread and flavorful sauces. That being said, I think the stars of the show were the sides! Their egg salad was so amazing, thick and surprisingly delicious. The fries are fried so crispy and they come with this unique curry sauce that is so amazing I had to bring some home. I will say it was crazy busy in there and there's not an abundance of tables, but things cleared up pretty quick. Highly highly recommend!! read more
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4 years ago
Some really good Katsu sandwiches at this location and it's not often you find a Katsu sandwich shop in Portland... That being said, they run out quick, so get in and get a fresh one while you can, and try their desserts as I ordered the bread pudding and I wasn't sure what to expect, but man was it gooey and delicious. Came here for dessert after having dinner and it was a good choice and their cheesecake is small but also amazingly tasty. We ordered the pumpkin pie cheesecake and I love that graham cracker spice at the bottom. read more
3 years ago
Love, love, love this place!! I love the decor, the ambiance, the food and the service. I love how casual it is. When you get in, you'll have to fall in line and order in the counter. While in line, the pastries will be in front of you. So if you'd like to order some cakes and desserts, make sure to take note of what you want. All the cakes and desserts they have look so delicious and I highly recommend trying them if you're a fan of Japanese style cakes. They're light, and not as sweet as American cakes. For me, I tried their Espresso White Chocolate Matcha cake and the Miso Chocolate chip cookie! I think the cookie could've been crisper but the cake was delicious! I also got their Hojicha Kuromitsu latte which was delightful! Lastly, I got the Pork Katsu. It was also delicious! I wish there's more cabbage but thats a matter of preference. Overall, highly recommend this place if you're looking for a casual spot to eat downtown. If you're feeling adventurous, they have so many unique food and drinks that you can try! I'm definitely going back to try more of their food! read more
2 years ago
This place looked so good based off reviews and images I spotted on various social platforms. The actual sandwiches themselves mostly lived up to the hype, but I do wish the breading was crispier and the pork a bit more tender inside. I definitely liked the Chicken Katsu with a yuzu egg salad, that stood out as my favorite! Not sure if I'll be back because I know katsu sandos are available at other spots. read more
Initially, I was really excited to have Tokyo sandos in downtown Portland. However, with trying the breakfast sando and pork sando, both was disappointing in flavor. Bread was ok. Sauce was fine. Barely any cabbage. Meat wasn't read more
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Tanaka S.
Hi Linda, this is Gary, General Manager of Tanaka. Thank you so much…
2 years ago
The food here is absolutely amazing and the fries were so crispy, I got the spicy chicken sandwich and it was so tasty and had this really good sauce. I also got a chocolate donut and the cream was very light and delicious. Very fast too. read more
I dropped in for an early dinner before a Timbers game. I don't like counter service and it wasn't immediately obvious to me where, what, and how to order. There was a sign with a drink menu above the counter but the food was only on hand menus at the counter that didn't present themselves as clearly as I'd prefer. This is more about my anxiety ordering at counters or drive thrus. I want things to be easy to figure out before I get to the counter so I don't awkwardly stand there gaping. I ordered the classic pork sandwich and a side of fries. I loved the egg salad with the sando and the katsu sauce was a good contrast to the mayo. The texture of the panko on the pork was a nice balance with the bread, which was toasty on the outside and soft inside, good for holding the insides together. The wrap presentation also helped with that. I could tear away a bit at a time like the foil on a burrito. It's similar to how Bernstein's serves their bagel sandwiches. The French fries were fine but I really liked the curry aioli. I probably could have gone for half the amount. They would have been great for sharing. I didn't try any beverages, as I'd brought my water bottle, it was late for caffeine for me, and I'm not really a soda drinker. That said, they have repurposed sofa fountain with some interesting looking flavors. I didn't have any pastries either. I might have gotten something to go if it had fit my plans, though the selection was a little sparse by 4 or 5 in the afternoon. I hope to return sometime to try the French toast breakfast sandwich, one of the burgers, or katsu variations. I'd love to share small plates with friends sometime too, especially the dirty fries and brussels sprouts. The Katsu Nuggets seem like they could be a good snack, especially with the katsu sauce or curry aioli. read more
11 months ago
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Portland, OR 97205
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