Location: Aloha
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Aloha (/əˈloʊ.ə/, not /əˈloʊhɑː/) is a census-designated place and unincorporated community in Washington County, Oregon, United States. By road it is 10.9 miles (17.5 km) west of downtown Portland. As of the 2010 Census, the population was 49,425. Fire protection and EMS services are provided through Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue.
Things to do in Aloha
1. Monkey's Subs
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By tiredandtravelled - Portland, Oregon
Had a Monkey Wrench their number one seller. Has anything you would want but tuna. Small store delightful staff. Here is the difference they are made to order. Not only stacked but sliced. It makes such a difference and the quality of the ingredients make the sandwiches fresh and tasty.
2. Donut Day
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By macinoregon - Aloha, Oregon
They are in a different location and it's not as easy to get out of but the donuts are still great. The parking lot is tiny and so parking next door is advisable - plus then you can exit out onto Alexander without having to turn left onto the TV Highway.
Still the absolute best fritters anywhere.
3. Vivi's Vietnamese Noodle House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By rk-the-veggie - Singapore, Singapore
Vivi’s has the best Vietnamese food period. Tons of veggie options. Every dish is filled with amazing flavour.
They have very few tables, so expect wait almost anytime of the day you visit. Larger parties means longer wait. Very popular with tech companies in the neighbourhood. But worth the wait if you like to feast on best Vietnamese food around.
4. Gyro House Mediterranean Grill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 195 reviews
Reviewed By MrCustoms - Hillsboro, Oregon
I am new to this area but my coworkers highly recommended the Gyro House. It is located in a fairly residential area. It is a "no frills" place that reminds me of a deli or pizzeria. I can say that this is a great place to eat for a casual dining experience.
The service was a bit slow, but the lamb gyro I ordered was delicious! The portion size was huge and the gyro was so overstuffed with meat, veggies, cheese, and sauce that it was hard to eat without dripping food and sauces everywhere. But, aside from this I can highly recommend Gyro House. They also have a big menu of Greek gyro inspired pizzas that I am definitely going to try next time.
5. Sabor Salvadoreno
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By Fred0357 - Aloha, Oregon
From the outside, Sabor Salvadoreno is just another little hole-in-the-wall restaurant. Upon entering, the delicious aroma of authentic home-made food entices one to settle in to a small booth and peruse the well-rounded menu. The waitstaff are incredibly friendly and helpful, explaining the nuances of Salvador cuisine, and suggesting items to try. The prices are reasonable, the food tastes amazing, and the staff go above and beyond. Proof positive that good things come in small packages!
6. La Provence
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 252 reviews
Reviewed By Linda B - Beaverton, Oregon
Went here for breakfast. Excellent and delicious choices. The place had a wait, but not too long. Our server was great-friendly, personable, attentive, and helpful. A definite change from our last visit here. Got the "Day Breaker" breakfast, with eggs, bacon, country potatoes, butternut squash, delicious crossoint. The other person got "Banana French Toast" with lots of French toast, slices of bananas, white chocolate sauce drizzled on it, candied walnuts. Both meals were so big that we took home half of each. Pastry case was full of yummy pastries and breads. We will return!
7. Decarli
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 276 reviews
decarli restaurant is where rustic meets modern. Chef/owner, Paul DeCarli, pulls from his Swiss-Italian roots to create a menu that reflects his heritage as well as combine local Northwest ingredients. Polenta fries with gorgonzola butter, mussels in fennel-saffron cream sauce, and espresso-braised shortribs are just a few of the many "must-haves.” Soaring open beam ceilings with rustic brick walls add to the ambiance of this 1924 historic building.
Reviewed By Kathryn C - Prescott, Arizona
Filet and Tagliatelle delicious! Service delectable! Ambience delightful! I had a lovely evening with my daughter!
8. Stir Crazy Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Phil H - Beaverton, Oregon
Got to say that the price is right when it comes to Stir Crazy. I recommend the chicken curry. Not real spicy but just enough to get your attention. My wife loves the sweet and sour chicken. For the Aloha area you can't go wrong
9. Tapatio Mexican Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Tapatio Mexican Restaurant serves up authentic Mexican cuisine in Aloha, OR and specializes in mariscos, carne asada, and an assortment of margaritas.
Reviewed By BrandyS612 - Vancouver, Washington
We brought friends here for a birthday dinner. Overall pleased with the food & service. Tucked away in a strip mall, you'll want to use Google to get you here. Better than average mexican fare . Will visit again! Give it a try! ** word...MoreBrandy, we really appreciate the stars! Sorry we're a few months late, but we wanted to make sure you knew how much we appreciate your kind words. Looking forward to celebrating more special occasions with you. Cheers, The El Tapatio family
10. Thai Bloom
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 216 reviews
Thai Bloom brings the beauty, exquisite cuisine, and warm hospitality from the "Land of Smiles" to the Portland metro area. Whether you come for a spirited Happy Hour or a comfortable meal with friends, family, or colleagues, you'll enjoy the quiet elegance of our bar and dining areas as you feast on wonderful food. We also provide catering, take-out, online ordering, and delivery services. Vegan and gluten-free options available. No MSG added. Free WiFi.
Reviewed By Nocilantro52 - Oregon City, Oregon
We like to go to places for Happy Hour; even though we don't drink, it still makes me happy to have a nice variety of small dishes at a cheaper price.
We selected some pretty standard fare for comparison sake. We got spring rolls, fried calamari, pork Pad Thai, and shrimp and vegetable tempura. The spring rolls were full of fresh, good vegetables and not too greasy. The calamari was kind of bland -- not as flavorful as I would have liked, and there wasn't salt and pepper on the table. The Pad Thai was quite flavorful but the pork was a little dry. But the shrimp and vegetable tempure was my favorite -- a nice variety and the tempura batter wasn't too thick so that you could still taste the vegetables.
There were plenty of other choices on the Happy Hour menu, divided into groups by price. The lowest price was $2.99 and highest price was $6.99, which wasn't bad.
The server was friendly and attentive and the atmosphere was clean and peaceful. (One of my favorite things was the bamboo-looking water spout at the sink in the restroom -- check it out! I love those kinds of things!) Though I'm pretty picky, I definitely recommend this place as a cut above the average.
