Location: Happy Valley
Top Restaurants in Happy Valley
Top Things to do in Happy Valley
- 1. Bob's Red Mill Tour
- 2. Lake Oswego Farmers' Market
- 3. Clackamas Town Center
- 4. Mount Talbert Nature Park
- 5. Sah-Hah-Lee Golf Course & Driving Range
- 6. Eagle Landing Golf Course
- 7. Milwaukie Farmers Market
- 8. North Clackamas Aquatic Park
- 9. Cascade Cigar & Tobacco
- 10. A Time to Exhale Massage Therapy
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Where to eat Vietnamese food in Happy Valley: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Vietnamese restaurants nearby. Discover the best Vietnamese food in Happy Valley. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Vietnamese restaurants near you.. Happy Valley offers visitors a breezy quality of life with numerous parks, nature areas, and easy access to the Wild and Scenic (an official designation, by the way) Clackamas River. With a convenient location near I-205 and the Portland area’s MAX Light Rail, Happy Valley is also home to great shopping, community events like Pickathon – a folk music festival that sells out every year – and Happy Valley Station, offering 18 different food carts and breweries to tantalize your taste buds.
Things to do in Happy Valley
1. Pho Zen
Overall Ratings
3 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Luv2TvlwU
We are always hoping to find quality Asian restaurants that serve delicious Vegetarian food. This one looked promising. It has a very attractive interior, but the food was just so-so and the service was inattentive, and frankly, not very friendly or welcoming. We advise management to be mindful of customer service. It is lacking.
Where to eat Asian food in Happy Valley: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Pho Van
Overall Ratings
4 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By Alicia M
We have been to Vietnam, have lived in Asia for some time. I consider myself somewhat of a foodie. I can taste food without eating it. Sounds strange but it's true. Parts of the food we ordered were pretty authentic and other parts were Americanized BUT it was all delicious. We shared a salad roll and the green papaya salad which had fresh shrimp rather than the noxious dried shrimp typically served in Vietnam. If you've never tried the green papaya salad go for it! The grilled meats were super delicious and very authentic.
3. Pho Huy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By Mraschio
The food is just fabulous. I've never had a Pho dish I didn't throughly enjoy. Han the owner is always there and puts a motherly touch to all her broths. Ask for some of the house teas which are a special treat. The weather is a changing and stop by on a cold rainy afternoon and you'll leave feeling better and warmer. Penzi's spice place is next door for reasonable prices and all the spices you'll ever need. For first timers try the chicken noodle soup.
4. Pho Sen
Reviewed By Simona G
I stopped in after a drâs visit! I ended up with a summer cold and I couldnât think of anything better to eat than a bowl of chicken pho with yummy rice noodles and pieces of chicken! Lemme tell ya...lol it was sooo tasty that I ended up ordering another bowl just dah broth :)I also had the crispy minced pork egg rolls!!! Delicious!!! And green tea!!! Loved the green tea too, it was naturally sweet and so tasty!!!I had a small bowl which is still a pretty big bowl and with my extra broth I had a very nice extra meal which I enjoyed later on!Vu was the server and he was very pleasant, service with a smile!
