Enjoy Thai barbeque at the Portland-based restaurant, Eem. A variety of dishes are available here including baby-back ribs, burnt-end brisket curry and Thai delights to suit all palates. It is a sin to leave this place without trying the signature cocktails which are sure to tantalize your taste buds. Reservations are not accepted here so be prepared to wait for a little.
This happy little sushi spot is popular with nearby residents, not surprising considering the trendy neighborhood and startling low seafood prices. Enjoy bento, hot soup or, of course, some of the freshest sushi in town. Be forewarned: with 50 types to choose from, it may take a while to decide. Enjoy wine or beer with your meal. Be sure to arrive early or you may not get a table or a parking spot.
Named after the Latin American form of dance, Pambiche offers eclectic Cuban and Creole flavors. Picadillo Cua-Cua which is their beef hash, Creole chicken, jumbo Gulf shrimp in wine sauce, the chicken-infused saffron rice, and the ubiquitous flan are definitely worth your attention. Sangria and wines flow freely, though the Cuban espresso is equally potent in its own way. And if you find yourself an alien among the Spanish-speaking folk, order from the succulent take-out menu. Prices are satisfactory much to your glee.
A fantastic dining option located within the The Reserve Vineyards And Golf Club, Vintage Room enthralls with an inspired menu from the Pacific Northwest palate. As is the case with a large number of top-rated dining destinations in the state, Vintage Room relies on Oregon's finest agricultural produce sourced from local farms. The fresh ingredients then set the foundation for the delectable specialties on offer ranging from seafood appetizers to steak and meat entrees. The wine list has a fair amount of options and focuses on local Oregon vineyards. The restaurant has an airy feel about it with soaring ceilings and lots of natural light. The outdoor patio with spectacular views of the golf course is a perennial favorite among patrons.
The colorful and lively atmosphere, and the boisterous crowd inside Luc Lac is always a welcome delight, especially when all you're looking for, is some form of food at an unearthly hour well past midnight. But then, Luc Lac has always a late night fixture thanks to the comforting food perfect, for the hour and an atmosphere that spells fun. The well-lit restaurant is done up in a vibrant palette with the bright hanging umbrellas being the highlight of the decor. Asian-inspired artwork and murals adorn the walls. The restaurant boasts of some of the best pho in the city and not trying it here would be criminal. Apart from this, the menu has good variety from small plates to fire up your appetite to the banh mi and vermicelli bowls. A selection of wines and beer accompany the food well. The bar offers a killer selection of Vietnam-inspired cocktails. Is it any wonder then, that it's as crowded at night as it is during daytime.
If you're in the mood for Japanese cuisine, Yama Sushi & Sake Bar would be a great restaurant to pick. The chefs at this eatery make use of the freshest possible seafood to craft creative lunch and dinner menus that are sure to please even the most discerning of critics. Apart from sushi, you get to gorge on scrumptious preparations like curry tonkatsu, chicken teriyaki, salmon misoyaki and more. No visit is complete without trying something from the sake list, which makes your traditional Japanese meal complete.