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4 NEW RESTAURANTS
and the return of an old favorite
Em Chan
Salem Statesman Journal | USA TODAY NETWORK
Just over a month into 2022, Salem’s food
scene is already buzzing with activity, from
restaurant openings and reopenings to expan-
sions. Against the odds of the pandemic, here’s
the latest.
Miyoko Buffet
The highly anticipated
Japanese buffet next to El
Torito Supermarket on
Lancaster Drive North-
east is finally open. For
the past six months, own-
ers Mei Chan and Wei
Zheng were waiting to
open but had to push the
date back due to equip-
ment delays and issues
with getting set up inside.
Miyoko is Chan and
Zheng's second family af-
fair, as both have owned
— and still run — Corval-
lis' New China Buffet for
the past 17 years.
Though folks online
have expressed concern
about a buffet opening
during the pandemic,
"we've found people are
still coming out and want
to eat," Justin Yang,
Chan's son, said.
The buffet offers sushi,
Mongolian grill and some
Chinese food. It opened
Feb. 4 to a roaring recep-
tion. Lunch buffet is
$12.99 per adult, and
available 11 a.m. to 3:20
p.m. Monday through Fri-
day, dinner buffet is
$16.99 per adult and of-
fered 3:30-9:30 p.m.
Monday through Thurs-
day and on Fridays until
10 p.m. Weekend buffet is
$18.99 per adult and goes
from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Seniors and children have
reduced pricing. For to-go
orders or reservations,
call 971-599-5167.
Address: 636 Lancas-
ter Dr. NE.
REOPENING
The Chubby Bean
The Chubby Bean, a
coffee and breakfast plus
Mexican food drive-thru
stand on Portland Road,
has reopened after tem-
porarily closing in Au-
gust\. The Chubby Bean
offers a full range of
espresso drinks, energy
drinks and smoothies
plus breakfast sand-
wiches, breakfast bur-
ritos and bagels.
The menu will be ex-
panding in the coming
weeks, with daily spe-
cials detailed on their
Facebook page. Operat-
ing hours are 6 a.m. to 8
p.m. daily.
Address: 3545 Port-
land Road NE.
The Shaka Brah
Grilled Cheese
When the Shaka
Brah food truck first
opened in 2019, grilled
cheese and shaved ice
were the staples on the
menu. Shortly after, the
Hawaiian food truck
pivoted to primarily sell
Hawaiian foods like
shoyu chicken, kalua
pig, ono short ribs,
spam musubi with
macaroni salad and
rice, along with shaved
ice.
Owner Jake Doan
said since the truck at
Divine Distillers is no
longer operating, he's
turned it into a dedicat-
ed grilled cheese and
hotdog/Polish sausage
truck. Parked at Shades
of Brew Taphouse, the
new truck will officially
open Feb. 17. For those
who still want Shaka
Brah's Hawaiian foods,
fear not — that cart is
parked to its left. Hours
for both trucks are noon
to 8 p.m. Tuesday
through Saturday. For
more info, check out
their Facebook page.
Address: 4743 Lan-
caster Dr. NE.
EXPANSIONS
Don Bigote
Churreria
Don Bigote Churreria is joining The Barn at Hickory
Station food cart pod in Albany. BRIAN HAYES /
Owner Jose Gonzalez is reopening The Chubby Bean,
a coffee and breakfast stand on Portland Road NE.
BRIAN HAYES / STATESMAN JOURNAL
STATESMAN JOURNAL
The delicious Don Big-
ote Churreria is now
serving
its
churros,
crepes and dessert foods
at its second location in
Albany: The Barn at
Hickory Station.
Don Bigote opened at
The Barn Jan. 6 and joins
the North Albany tap-
room's 12 other food
trucks,
including
Kracked Crab, Ohana
Kitchen, High on the
Hog, Big Sisters Thai
Kitchen, Dreaming of
Sushi and more. To
check them out, swing by
during their hours of 11
a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday
through Sunday. For
more info, check out
their Facebook page.
Address: 640 Hickory
St. NW, Albany.
Public Notices
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Review Body : Planning Commission
Hearing Date & Time: March 8, 2022 7:00 p.m.
Hearing Location: Silverton High School
Library 1456 Pine Street with a Teleconference
option via Zoom with a telephone call in num-
ber. Masks required in the Library and occu-
pancy may be limited.
The instructions to listen to or virtually attend
the meeting will be included in the Planning
Commission meeting agenda which will be post-
ed on the City’s website and outside of City
Hall, 306 S Water Street, on March 1, 2022. This
will include a hyperlink to the meeting and a
call in number to participate by telephone.
Agenda Item #1: File Number SU-21-02 Subdivi-
sion application request to divide Marion Coun-
ty Assessor’s Map and Taxlot 071W01 00202 into
7 lots, located at the erminus of Elk Avenue.
The site contains a total area of 40.97 acres. 1.6
On Any Sundae
acres of the site will be develpoed with 6 lots
ranging in size from 10,444 to 16462 square feet.
On Any Sundae, the The remaining 39.37 acres is not proposed for
South
Salem
retro- development at this time. The application will
themed ice cream shop, be reviewed following the criteria found in Sil-
verton Development Code section 4.3.140.
is expanding into West
Salem. The shop's sec- Failure of an issue to be raised in a hearing, in
ond location will be win- person or by letter, or failure to provide enough
dow-only, without a din- detail to afford the decision maker an opportu-
nity to respond precludes appeal to LUBA based
ing room.
Owner Caleb Hay- on that issue. Additional information and/or re-
view of this application, including all documents
ward said he's been pre- and evidence submitted, may be obtained at Sil-
paring the new location verton City Hall, 306 South Water Street by tele-
since August and was phoning Jason Gottgetreu at (503) 874-2212.
hoping to open up at the Copies of the staff report will be available seven
beginning of 2022. Due (7) days prior to the public hearing and are
to delays in getting available for review at no cost at City Hall by
equipment, the opening appointment, a copy can be provided on request
at a reasonable cost.
had been pushed back.
Silverton Appeal
Hayward is hopeful
February 23, 2022
for a mid-March grand
PUBLIC
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Mary Jane Crosby
SILVERTON - Mary
Jane Crosby died in
Silverton February 14,
2022. Her Christian
faith sustained her de-
spite a lifetime of phys-
ical suffering; Strength-
ening and enabling her
as a loving wife and
mother, a caring teach-
er, and a prayer warrior.
She was born April 25,
1951 in Buffalo, NY
daughter of Milan
and Alice MacMartin.
After Milan’s death in
1953 Alice married his
brother John MacMar-
tin, known and loved as
Dad. She is survived by
her husband Douglas
H. Crosby, their three
children Shelly (Yun),
Justin (Elizabeth), and
Jonathan (Kelsey);
four grandchildren
(Kathryn, Alric, Saw-
yer, Quinn) and two
sisters (Edith, Diane).
Doug and Mary Jane
were married July 1,
1972 in Duke center,
PA; moved to Oregon
in 1978, and have been
Silverton residents since
1984. Buried in Willa-
mette National Cem-
etery February 23, her
life will be celebrated in
a memorial gathering at
Woodburn Foursquare
Church (date to be de-
termined). Arrange-
ments made by Unger
Funeral Chapel.