Ramen Restaurants near Oregon City, OR

“So after moving from the west side of Portland, the Beaverton area and out here to molalla this was some of the freshest and best food. I've had so far definitely going back already started planning my order for next time I would highly recommend this place“

“Senyo by Ramen Ippo is the best ramen in Portland. Dice is absolutely amazing at what he does.His tan tan is incredibly well balanced. The broth is almost creamy, yet so smooth. Very satisfying on a cold, wet day.Their garden ramen is fresh, healthy. We get it a little spicy (level 3 out of 5).Go early so you can get one of his amazing eggs!Six stars out of five!“

“New menu means new items, possibly too many? The maramen was extremely spicy! If you can't handle ghost pepper heat, I wouldn't try it. It laterally gave me heartburn! The karaage (Japanese fried chicken) was burnt and definitely tasted it. But the tonkatsu ramen was perfect. And of course the service is always good here.“

“This is one of my favorite places to eat, if you want a recommendation I highly suggest the saute udon with beef (they have vegetarian options if needed). It is amazing, and they are always nice, and take the time to make pretty much everything fresh.“

“I come here at least once a week, and my go-to is their yakisoba (I get it spicy). Easily my favorite place to get food in town!Parking: Sometimes it’s busy in the area, and also the spaces are really cramped.Kid-friendliness: The pavilion has seating for more people than are usually there. Tables usually have 4 seats.Wheelchair accessibility: It may be difficult to maneuver larger wheelchairs up to the window, and it’s high up.“

“The place is in cartlandia. The entrance can be missed if not familiar with the area. Multiple outdoor seating are available. There is also indoor seating option. You’ll have to get the code from the vendor whom you bought your food. The place can get crowded during busy hours.The ramen miso broth was good. The pork content was a LOT as compared to other places that I have been to. Maybe the vendor just felt being generous when ordered.Be mindful of the birds when you sit outside. They appear to be comfortable with and tend to get too close to the food.“

“Spectacular little spot, my Ramen snob coworkers was impressed as was I. Clean, great food, friendly staff, what's not to like?Wheelchair accessibility: The wheelchair parking is a few shops north, where it isn't very busy. This keeps the parking pass pirates away so you will get a spot but have to wheel a ways (both van side and drivers side exits available!). The three of us chose a booth/table combo and it cleared my knees. I had no need for restroom facilities.“

“Best Bulgogi around!!The bulgogi rice is incredible! The portion is perfect and the price is incredibly reasonable! The sliced avocado and ginger that come with it are such a great pairing.I've had the ramen before and it is decent enough, but it's the bulgogi rice for me! I get it a few times a month.Charming interior, great mood lighting, friendly chill staff, in a cute part of Sellwood. 5 stars, love you Nama!Vegetarian options: They have vegetarian main and side dishes.“

“I ordered my food on doordash. It's really delicious! The broth is so rich and creamy, the noodles aren't too thick nor too thin. The karaage wasn't hard at all like at other places, and it was very juicy!! Now what's left is for the in-person experience “

“The service was excellent. I was practically the only person there. The staff was friendly. The atmosphere was not warm. But it's a cold blustery day and the door was a little drafty. It'd be nice if there was some kind of heat source inside here to make it feel cozy. I know that's difficult with an open kitchen because it might be an overheating for the cooks. In terms of the ramen itself, I have to say that I did not have the authentic noodles and had their gluten-free version. Their gluten free version was made out of tofu, which I'm not crazy about on principal, but it actually had quite a good and interesting texture. Kind of reminiscent of sweet potato noodles without the transparency. Their broth was tasty but vinegary. It did not have a tremendous amount of depth. It wasn't rich in the way of fatty thickness or so on. I had the g-speciall ramen. I assume they didn't add sesame paste and that was one of the factors. But I didn't feel like it was a long steeping of a lot of different meat richness & minerality making up this broth. Perhaps I ordered the wrong broth?Definitely on the upper end of price for ramen in Portland.“

“Unbelievably kind staff, so patient with our orders since we were such an unorganized group. They also helped us clean up our accident in front of their place even after we went outside and paid. I would definitely recommend for the food and people“