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Oh! Teriyaki 1630 Beavercreek Road, Oregon City 503-650-7744 Are you in a hurry but desperate for food that doesn’t come from Taco Bell? Do you have a craving for some Asian cuisine, but Outlaw doesn’t appeal to you? Look no further than Oh! Teriyaki, located near Bi-Mart in Oregon City. This small, hole-in-the-wall restaurant is perfect for a quick grab-and-go lunch in between classes. While I’m sure that eating there is perfectly pleasant, it is very basic with just a few booths available. What I enjoyed most about Oh! Teriyaki is the speed with which they prepare your food. I ordered two plates of food to go and only had to wait about five minutes for the food to be bagged up and handed to me. Of course, the food on the menu is the basic teriyaki dishes. I ordered a classic teriyaki chicken dish, which was just under $6. I know that this may be just a bit more expensive that pur own Outlaw in the Bill Brod Community Center, but the portion of this meal is much bigger, making that extra dollar worth it. If you’re like me and can barely finish a small portion as it is, or if you are looking for a great deal, Oh! Teriyaki is known for their $2.99 bento box. It’s a much smaller portion and the price makes the deal shine radiantly. All in all, I’d say that Oh! Teriyaki is a good place for a grabbing a quick bite before class, but you probably shouldn’t take your date there. - Kayla Calloway options range in price between $16 to $40 for full platters, and $1 to $9 for individual selections. A good way to save a few doll 19061 Beavercreek Road, Oregon City 503-650-6574 Holy Toki Batman, it’s a teriyaki and sushi restaurant! This week I took a trip to the Far East without ever leaving Oregon City. Located in the Berry Hill Shopping Center, Toki Sushi and Teriyaki serves an array of tasty lunch and dinner treats at a reasonable price. Toki’s menu has quite a collection of mouth-watering options, including teriyaki dishes, bento boxes (sushi and teriyaki com binations) and several other choices that will tickle your taste buds. Many options are served with miso soup, a garden salad and rice. All entrees range in price from $8 to $16. Their sushi menu is also impressive, with a list of 40 different sushi rolls ranging in price from $3 to $9, and a delightfully large collection of sea-dwelling critters that are made to order. Sushi and sashimi lars is to dine between 10:30 a.m. and I p.m. and sample their lunch menu, whicl includes all of the above options along witl sandwiches, burgers and salads for less than $8. I went for the teriyaki side of the mend ordering the beef teriyaki. The meal cam! with a creamy miso soup, a simple salad with .tangy dressing and a bowl of rice. Th| beef was well cooked and each savory bit! ended with a hint of sweetness. The sti fried vegetables were cooked just right! retaining a hint of their crunch and compli menting the tender beef quite well. All in all, if you want a good meal featuil ing a broad menu (dine-in or take-out), I calm setting and friendly service, visit Toll Sushi and Teriyaki. Even The Penguin woull approve. Kampai! - Anna Axelson Michael Bonn Clackamas Pii Hawaiian Time the need to flavor the rice with soy sauce because it was so moist and plump. Everything complemented the other items perfectly. The macaroni salad was unique; He pua laha’ole.” A flower not while most places serve macaroni common The Hawaiian Time restaurant salad with carrots, other vegetables serves up delicious food and a won- and mustard, their salad doesn’t have derful casual dining atmosphere. This any of the above. It comes with a small chain restaurant dishes out deli hearty helping of pepper, secret spic es and little other than mayonnaise. cious Hawaiian-style plate lunches. For the last part of the meal I did Each delicious meal averages $8 what I have always loved to do with 'a plate and comes with a scoop of macaroni salad and rice with your Hawaiian plate style lunches: I mixed succulent meat, which is dished over everything together. From me to you, more perfectly cooked rice. Each of this is the best way to enjoy all the their meats, two of which I tried, flavors and textures that the unique Hawaiian-style plate lunch has to proved to be delicious. I sat down with my helping of .offer. If you are in the area and feel Honolulu beef and Malimali chicken' like having a reasonably priced and served over rice with macaroni salad. super filling lunch, head down to The first thing that struck me was Hawaiian Time. - James Duncan that each bit of meat was more deli cious that the last. I didn’t even feel 19502 Molalla Ave., Oregon City 503-850-4491 Welcome to 1678 S. Beavercreek Rd. Oregon City, OR 97045 503-657-5553 With Purchase of 2 Beverages * + 2 Entrees after 4 pm Den nnmE K eu . rnlvE Valld on*y with C0UP°n< Not valid with other offers. MAZATLAN MEXICAN RESTAURANT • 503-657-5553 1678 S. Beavercreek Rd • Oregon City, OR 97045
