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Kyuramen: A Post-Costco Ramen Spot 🍜

Kyuramen, a casual find near Tigard’s supermarkets, is basically a “one-stop shop for shopping + eating”—right next to Walmart and Costco, you can roll over with your shopping cart to grab a bite after hauling. The best part? It’s connected to Tbaar bubble tea next door—no need to step out; you can order tea from your table, and staff will bring it over. Total win for lazy foodies 🛒! 📍 Location & Bubble Tea Hack: Shop, Sip, Eat—All in One Stop Tucked in a supermarket plaza, it’s super easy to find. After loading up on giant (nuts) at Costco, it’s the perfect spot to rest. The seamless link to Tbaar is a game-changer: no need to queue at the bubble tea shop—scan a QR code at your table, and staff will deliver it. No more juggling drinks while finding a seat—major plus 🥤! We tried the Thai milk tea from the omelette rice set and a green tea… and were underwhelmed. The Thai milk tea was just “okay”—not enough tea aroma; the green tea was so weak it tasted like “double-steeped tea water,” barely any tea flavor. Pro tip: If you want bubble tea, order directly from Tbaar’s main store—it might taste better! 🍛 Food Reviews: Ramen Hits, Omelette Rice Misses ✅ The Good Stuff Two-Tone Ramen: We went for tonkotsu + miso combo broth. The tonkotsu was rich but not greasy, even till the last sip; the miso had a mild kick, perfectly savory. Noodles were chewy, chashu pork tender enough to pull apart, and the soft-boiled egg oozed yolk—mixing with noodles was pure comfort 🍜. Not mind-blowing, but totally solid for a “post-shopping meal”—warm and satisfying. Salt & Pepper Chicken: Crispy outer layer (crunches when you bite!), tender juicy chicken inside. No fancy seasonings, but it’s fresh. The table had 3 chili powders—mild, medium, spicy—dipping adds instant flavor. You could finish a whole plate while chatting (no, not binge-watching… just eating)～ ❌ The Disappointment Omelette Rice: We had high hopes, but it fell flat. The omelette was tender, but the rice inside was bland. The biggest issue? The pork cutlet—it was “hard to chew,” like it was over-fried. We chewed for ages before giving up, only picking at the omelette and rice. On the bright side, staff asked “Want to take a photo first?” when serving—nice touch, just a shame the taste didn’t match 😅. 🌿 Ambiance & Service: Nice Enough to Forgive Small Flaws The decor is simple Japanese-style—spacious wooden tables (no squeezing!), hand-drawn ramen illustrations on the walls (appetite-boosting!). Staff were super friendly: greeting us at the door, patiently recommending flavors, even noticing us frowning at the pork cutlet and asking “Is it not to your taste? Want to swap it?” (We didn’t, but the gesture was sweet.) Even though some dishes were just “meh,” sitting in a cozy spot, listening to soft Japanese music, chatting with friends—even the so-so omelette rice felt enjoyable. Turns out “good service really boosts dining happiness”! If you’re hungry after shopping in Tigard and need a casual spot, give Kyuramen a try—stick to the two-tone ramen and salt & pepper chicken, skip the omelette rice and in-house bubble tea, and you’ll probably leave happy. 📍 Kyuramen (Next to Tigard Walmart & Costco, adjacent to Tbaar Bubble Tea) #PortlandEats #PostShoppingMeal #JapaneseRamen #CasualDining

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Kyuramen: A Post-Costco Ramen Spot 🍜

Kyuramen, a casual find near Tigard’s supermarkets, is basically a “one-stop shop for shopping + eating”—right next to Walmart and Costco, you can roll over with your shopping cart to grab a bite after hauling. The best part? It’s connected to Tbaar bubble tea next door—no need to step out; you can order tea from your table, and staff will bring it over. Total win for lazy foodies 🛒! 📍 Location & Bubble Tea Hack: Shop, Sip, Eat—All in One Stop Tucked in a supermarket plaza, it’s super easy to find. After loading up on giant (nuts) at Costco, it’s the perfect spot to rest. The seamless link to Tbaar is a game-changer: no need to queue at the bubble tea shop—scan a QR code at your table, and staff will deliver it. No more juggling drinks while finding a seat—major plus 🥤! We tried the Thai milk tea from the omelette rice set and a green tea… and were underwhelmed. The Thai milk tea was just “okay”—not enough tea aroma; the green tea was so weak it tasted like “double-steeped tea water,” barely any tea flavor. Pro tip: If you want bubble tea, order directly from Tbaar’s main store—it might taste better! 🍛 Food Reviews: Ramen Hits, Omelette Rice Misses ✅ The Good Stuff Two-Tone Ramen: We went for tonkotsu + miso combo broth. The tonkotsu was rich but not greasy, even till the last sip; the miso had a mild kick, perfectly savory. Noodles were chewy, chashu pork tender enough to pull apart, and the soft-boiled egg oozed yolk—mixing with noodles was pure comfort 🍜. Not mind-blowing, but totally solid for a “post-shopping meal”—warm and satisfying. Salt & Pepper Chicken: Crispy outer layer (crunches when you bite!), tender juicy chicken inside. No fancy seasonings, but it’s fresh. The table had 3 chili powders—mild, medium, spicy—dipping adds instant flavor. You could finish a whole plate while chatting (no, not binge-watching… just eating)～ ❌ The Disappointment Omelette Rice: We had high hopes, but it fell flat. The omelette was tender, but the rice inside was bland. The biggest issue? The pork cutlet—it was “hard to chew,” like it was over-fried. We chewed for ages before giving up, only picking at the omelette and rice. On the bright side, staff asked “Want to take a photo first?” when serving—nice touch, just a shame the taste didn’t match 😅. 🌿 Ambiance & Service: Nice Enough to Forgive Small Flaws The decor is simple Japanese-style—spacious wooden tables (no squeezing!), hand-drawn ramen illustrations on the walls (appetite-boosting!). Staff were super friendly: greeting us at the door, patiently recommending flavors, even noticing us frowning at the pork cutlet and asking “Is it not to your taste? Want to swap it?” (We didn’t, but the gesture was sweet.) Even though some dishes were just “meh,” sitting in a cozy spot, listening to soft Japanese music, chatting with friends—even the so-so omelette rice felt enjoyable. Turns out “good service really boosts dining happiness”! If you’re hungry after shopping in Tigard and need a casual spot, give Kyuramen a try—stick to the two-tone ramen and salt & pepper chicken, skip the omelette rice and in-house bubble tea, and you’ll probably leave happy. 📍 Kyuramen (Next to Tigard Walmart & Costco, adjacent to Tbaar Bubble Tea) #PortlandEats #PostShoppingMeal #JapaneseRamen #CasualDining

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