Chapter’s Choices

Abyssinian Kitchen ($$)

Akadi ($$$)

Bing Mi Restaurant/Jianbing Food Cart ($; Chinese Street Cart)

Chin’s Kitchen ($; Chinese)

Han Oak ($$$; Korean)

Kaede ($$$$$; Japanese Omakase)

Magna Kusina ($$$; Filipino)

Miyamoto ($; Japanese. Try the Tokyo Lemonade and a Dude Diet. Fridays, get the Bluefin Tuna and Oro King Salmon.)

Murata (Japanese)

Nimblefish ($$$$; Japanese)

Oma’s Hideaway ($; Korean)

Saburo’s ($$; Japanese. Each roll is three times the size of a traditional serving.)

Sichuan City ($$-$$$; Chinese. Try the Dan Dan Noodles and Chongqing Hot Chicken.)

Takibi (Lunch $$ Dinner $$$$; Ramen Bar)

Toya ($$; Best Ramen in PDX)

Xiao Ye $$$$ (Chinese)

Yuginog ($$; Korean)

Higgins ($$$$)

Scotch Lodge ($$$$; great cocktails as well)

Stammtisch ($$$)

Tulip Shop Tavern ($$; best wings in town. Get a frozen slush.)

Sweet Bacon Café ($$; Asian-American. Order the homemade bacon jam.)

Cameo Café ($; Korean- American. Giant pancakes.)

RJ Skillets ($$; Mexican. Chilaquiles for the table, then a Green Chile or Oaxacan omelet.)

Bread and Ink ($$; American. Split the chicken and waffles.)

Mémoire Cà Phê  ($; Vietnamese)

Cafe Rowan ($; Sandwiches)

Sahuayo ($; Convenience Store Taqueria. The breakfast burrito is like a brick. Perfect for post drinking or when you need a burrito to last you until dinner.)

An Xuyên Bakery (Asian deli)

Nong’s Khao Man Gai (get the Khao Man Gai. Close to our official hotel!)

For your picky eaters.

Alberta Market (Great fried chicken and jojos at budget prices.)

Basilisk ($; Many locals consider this the best chicken sandwich in PDX, while I prefer Flew The Coop.)

Dave’s Hot Chicken ($; self-explanatory)

Flew The Coop ($; Outstanding chicken sandwiches. Try the Chicken Parm and get a Punk Rock Time beer at Baelic across from it.)

Hat Yai ($; Thai fried chicken. Don’t forget the roti and sticky rice.)

Wajan ($-$$; Indonesian. The Ayam Goreng is great Asian-style fried chicken.)

Angel Face (No menu. The bartender creates a unique cocktail for you after a short conversation. Think Bartender: Glass of God.)

Bar Comala (1800’s post-war Mexico menu)

Bellweather Bar (Eclectic Minimalism)

Grandma’s Secret (Speakeasy)

Hale Pele (One of the best Tiki bars in the US)

Multnomah Whiskey Library (the Mecca of whiskey)

Pacific Standard (Inside our official hotel! Try the espresso martini. Happy Hour has a $7 boilermaker.)

Pink Rabbit (Asian-Tiki Fusion)

Rum Club (Self-explanatory)

Sousòl (Caribbean)

Teardrop Lounge (Experimental Complexity)

Too Soon (Filipino bar food and bespoke cocktails)

The Bible Club (Prohibition Era)

Carnelian Coffee

Deadstock Coffee Roasters (try the LeBronald Palmer and don’t judge it on first sip.)

Either/Or

Electrica Coffee (Mexican-Japanese)

Exquisite Creatures (Vegan café)

Kalesa Coffee (Forth Wave Movement)

Matta Café (Columbian)

Mudd Works Roastery (try the Horchata Cold Brew)

Portland Cà Phê (Vietnamese)

Sterling Coffee Roasters

Tōv (Egyptian)

Superdeluxe ($; burgers and chicken. Drive-thru is a madhouse between 5pm and 6pm.)

Chelo ($$$$; Oaxacan)

Doja Tea Room ($$$$; English Tea House)

Kann ($$$$; Haitian. Get the Plantain Brioche and ask the bartender to make you a Mary Pickford with white rum. Buy the coffee too.)

Kachka ($$$; Russian. Get the sour cherry pierogis.)

Langbaan ($$$$; Northern Thailand)

Le Pigeon ($$$$; French)

Mucca Osteria ($$$$; Italian)

Nodoguro ($$$$$; Omakase Japanese. Private booking process, contact Chapter for assistance.)

Republica ($$$$$; Mexican)

The Paper Bridge (Bún Chả Cầu Giấy) ($$$-$$$$; Northern Vietnamese. Perhaps the best cost to quality ratio of any fine dining in PDX. Try the fried rooster.)

Baon Kainan ($$; Filipino-American)

Dawnbringer ($, Breakfast Sandos)

Habernero Burrito ($; Mexican. Get the sopes with deshebrada.)

Honey Cuspe ($; Luxury Waffles)

Kim Jong Grillin' ($; Korean)

La Osita PDX ($; Breakfast Burritos)

Mole Mole ($$; Mexican)

Tokyo Sando ($; self-explanatory)

Gado Gado ($$$$; Dutch-Indonesian Rijsttafel)

Pasar ($$; Chinese-Indonesian)

Rangoon Bistro ($$; Italian-Malaysian)

Daawat A Ishq ($$)

Eem ($$; Curry & Cocktails. Try the white curry.)

Moon Pocha ($-$$; Korean pub until Midnight)

Short Round / Crying Tigers($$; Vietnamese dive bar with excellent pho until 2am on Friday and Saturday.)

Victor’s ($; 24-hour cheap Mexican)

Astral ($$)

Ki'iki'baa ($$; my favorite Carne Asada burrito.)

La Mestiza ($; try the panuchos)

Quesabrosa (No frills Mexican made by abuelitas)

Coquine // Katy Jane’s Oyster Bar ($$$)

Lilia ($$$$)

Olympia Provisions ($$$)

Apizza Scholls ($$$; my personal favorite.)

Cafe Olli ($$$)

Ken’s Artisan Pizza ($$; everyone else’s favorite.)

Lovely’s Fifty Fifty ($$-$$$. Get their organic vanilla soft serve as well.)

No Saint ($$$ to $$$$)

Pizza Thief ($$$)

Dos Hermanos (Broadway) ($)

Güero $$

Laurelhurst Market ($$ to $$$$; sandwiches to steak.)

Pasture PDX ($)

Jeju ($$$; Korean)

Ox ($$$$; Argentinean. Get the Smoked Marrow Clam Chowder and split a Cowboy Ribeye for dinner. Drink a mason jar of Dirty Grandma Agnes and an absinthe root beer float.)

Sayler’s ($$$; You come here for the novelty of a 4.5 lb steak for $90.)

Go to Voodoo Doughnuts if you must but avoid the cereal-based doughnuts (often stale).

Blue Star Doughnuts (Dozen $$$$; horchata doughnuts are a must.)

Doe Doughnuts (Dozen $$; call to see if they have their seasonal Green Apple Fritter)

Ken’s Artisan Bakery ($; amazing)

Orange & Blossom ($)

St. Honoré Boulangerie ($; they made the Courtesan au Chocolat from The Grand Budapest Hotel)

Tipsy Scoop ($; Alcoholic Ice Cream)

Blackwater ($; Death Metal bar with a record store and retro tabletop RPG store)

Chubby Bunny ($; Breakfast Sandwiches)

Epif (Small Dishes $)

Face Plant ($; Burgers)

Kate’s Ice Cream ($)

Secret Pizza Society ($; Personal Pan sizes)

Rose VL - Ha VL - Annam VL ($$; 2-3 different options at each location, changes daily.)

Tèo Bún Bò Huế($)

Thơm ($)