Last year, the city of Beaverton made Thrillist’s list of “11 Best Suburbs in America for Food.” Beaverton is home to many of Tualatin Valley’s best Asian restaurants, and the city’s legendary Korean restaurant were noted in the article.
Oyatsupan Bakers brings traditional Japanese baked goodies to the region. Select from sweet and savory pastries and breads, prepared with Japanese ingredients, such as red bean paste, matcha and Japanese curry.
Across the street from Boriken is Ome Calli ice cream shop. Not your ordinary ice cream parlor, Ome Calli specializes in exotic frozen treats inspired by the owners’ home country of Mexico. Order a chamoyada, a type of shaved ice served with chili power, lime juice, chamoy sauce and a frozen pop. Or have a refreshing fruit-infused ice pop (paletas). Ome Calli also has ice cream, sorbet and more.
Another Portland restaurant branching out to Beaverton is Top Burmese Bistro Royale. Burmese food is similar to Chinese and Indian food, with curries, noodle dishes and samosas. Top Burmese is known for its fermented tea leaf salad — laphet thoke.
The BG’s Food Cartel is Oregon’s largest food cart pod! With 25 carts (and counting!) BG’s features a cavalcade of international cuisine. Explore the tastes of Guam, Argentina, Japan, Thailand and more.
One of Beaverton’s newest restaurants is Koya Sushi. Koya takes a modern interpretation of classic dishes using fresh ingredients. They serve a wide variety of sushi as well as teriyaki entrees, rice bowls, yakisoba and more.
