Location: Lake Oswego
Top Restaurants in Lake Oswego
Top Things to do in Lake Oswego
- 1. Oregon City Municipal Elevator
- 2. Live Laugh Love Art
- 3. Bob's Red Mill Tour
- 4. Uncorked Northwest Wine Tours
- 5. Lake Oswego Farmers' Market
- 6. Milwaukie Farmers Market
- 7. Oswego Hills Vineyard and Winery
- 8. George Rogers Park
- 9. Portland Oregon Temple Visitors' Center
- 10. Lakewood Center For the Arts
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Top 10 Asian food in Lake Oswego, Oregon, United States
Find out what Asian restaurants to try in Lake Oswego. Located along the Willamette River and its namesake lake, the city of Lake Oswego has a beautiful downtown area featuring riverfront parks, boutique shopping and specialty dining including a European-style farmers market open from May – October. Lake Oswego also offers visitors an active arts scene: Visitors can take a self-guided tour of the outdoor “Gallery Without Walls,” or attend the annual Festival of the Arts in June.
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10. Thai Square
Overall Ratings
5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By CarloCowboy
Far from the 15 standard Thai dishes on the typical Thai menu, Thai Square offers several pages of unique and varied items with an authentic flair. As a salmon lover, the full page of salmon dishes was exciting. Fast service, generous servings, and top of the line flavors made this first visit a special occasion. This is a must stop for Thai food connoisseurs.
9. Kurata
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Sara V
We visited Kurata for the first time last night and were delighted with the place. The space is small, but beautifully and simply designed for a comfortable and peaceful dining experience. We ordered an assortment of dishes including Miso soup, gyoza (pot stickers), sashimi, and a spider roll from an extensive menu. It was all excellent. The sashimi was fresh and came in a generously large serving. This is definitely a place to which we will return frequently to try other menu items.
8. Sushi Kata Japanese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By MCPOUSNrtd
Been awhile since Iâve been here, but they know my grandson by his first name. We got seated just before the Saturday lunch crowd and enjoyed some tea while waiting waiting for our meal. Their chicken bento is very good as is most of their sushi choices. I actually enjoy their full meal options over their sushi, but thatâs just a personal choice. Itâs a small place so you hear a lot of diner chatter. Itâs pretty clear, a large part of their clientele are frequent repeat customers which, for me anyway, is a positive indicator. If youâre looking for something âtrendyâ, SK isnât your cup of tea. If youâre looking for good food, good value, in a âmom & popâ setting, youâll enjoy this little neighborhood spot.
7. Brother's Wings & Bings
Reviewed By Roam814231
Love their food, they will satisfy whatever you want as they could do and they open late. Super nice services, they were very accommodating, understanding, patient. And they have great price, quality favors. Definitely going back!! Their food for take out and they also delivery. Try their chicken tenders, it wonât let you down! The Bing are these awesome savory crepes filled with veggies and meat, unlike anything Iâve had and really filling! I also ordered the wings with the Cajun, itâs a dry seasoning and not really hot for me, and the wings are fried crispy.Their wings&tenders also came with thin plastic gloves so we didnât have to dirty my hand. Overall, I would highly recommend them, and I hope they thrive for a long time.
6. Aji Tram Restaurant and Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Asian fusion in the Aji concept means a mixing of flavors from all the different asian cuisines. After the mixing of these flavors, we make our dishes in an american/modernistic flair. Aji Tram, A new culinary experience, is a mix of flavors from various
Reviewed By GrammaTripper
We enjoyed a generous meal, good service, casual atmosphere and kid friendly (they love noodles.) Recommend if you like Asian food.
5. Jade Teahouse and Patisserie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 114 reviews
Reviewed By MontanaLaura
I had glass noodles with shrimp and cabbage. Tom had a great pork sandwich. Lovely outside patio seating. Our dog food be with us there outside which was nice. Very social atmosphere. Reasonable prices. You order at the counter, grab a number and they bring to you. Very good.
4. Dang's Thai Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By JulesBrie
Great take out...wondering if a new chef with different heat levels has appeared.,when you order medium heat your dish comes out Uber HOT.....
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3. thai basil
Overall Ratings
4 based on 100 reviews
Reviewed By Newbie_Vacationer
My wife and I tried Thai Basil as it was within walking distance from our hotel. We decided to try some of the less common dishes - Garlic Halibut and Thai BBQ Chicken. Garlic Halibut was just ok. Good stir fry smell and taste, but the halibut was a tough chicken consistency. The Thai BBQ chicken was not good. It's your grocery store rotisserie style chicken which is then deep fried before serving. The meat was super tough, so much so that we had to ask for another dish of dipping sauce. We complained to our server and she said she would mention it to the kitchen. Honestly, I don't think she said anything.We ordered some takeout for the kids back at the hotel. The green curry stir fry was not bad, a good combination of green curry and stir fry taste. Pad thai was just ok, kids noted that they've had better.
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2. Hunan Pearl Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By Cam D
This has become our new âgo toâ Chinese food restaurant. In five trips there, we have yet to have a bad meal or even bad dish. In many Chinese restaurants, the base is over ran by the sauce, leaving nothing but the overpowering sauce and nothing of the meat/vegy or what ever you are eating. One of my favorite dishes are the Honey Ribs. They cook them crisp and the sauce is sweet (as the name implies) but also savory with the pork shining through. The soups are always solid, I am a hot and sour person, my wife a egg flower kinda of girl. Itâs amazing on the hot and sour soup how many places can screw it up or can be so inconsistant with it, so far on all five trips there itâs been very solid. With so many mediocre Chinese restaurants out there that hide inferior ingredients in overpowering sauces, itâs nice to find one that combines quality ingredients with complimenting accent sauces that donât take over the dish. If Iâm having shrimp, I want to taste the shrimp, not just the sauce, with that I thank you.To wrap this up, I want to say the service in all of the trips has been outstanding, they are on top of your table with courtesy stops and most of the time beating you to the punch, whether itâs a water, a beer or a soda, thank you! With that said, I know your all not going to run out and attack this place, and hopefully you donât, because itâs already busy enough (smile).
1. Brother's Wings & Bings
Reviewed By Roam814231
Love their food, they will satisfy whatever you want as they could do and they open late. Super nice services, they were very accommodating, understanding, patient. And they have great price, quality favors. Definitely going back!! Their food for take out and they also delivery. Try their chicken tenders, it wonât let you down! The Bing are these awesome savory crepes filled with veggies and meat, unlike anything Iâve had and really filling! I also ordered the wings with the Cajun, itâs a dry seasoning and not really hot for me, and the wings are fried crispy.Their wings&tenders also came with thin plastic gloves so we didnât have to dirty my hand. Overall, I would highly recommend them, and I hope they thrive for a long time.
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