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#Boxer ramen 2605 burnside portland oregon yelp free

Im allergic to gluten and asked them 3 times if it was gluten free and they gave me gluten. The foodie neighborhood around East Burnside and 28th Avenue is getting its own homegrown ramen shop this October, as Boxer Ramen readies its fourth outpost in the Burnside 26 building’s corner spot, last home to embattled bar Americano. When it comes to Ramen I am all about that gluten baby. Service on our two visits has been solid, if not exceptional - friendly enough and quick (almost too quick) in whisking away empty bowls. They have gluten free ramen noodles, and there is a myriad of add-ins and spice levels. Boxer already has locations downtown, on Northeast Alberta Street, and along Northwest 23 rd Avenue. Prices are reasonable: $10 for ramens and $5-6 for sides. The foodie neighborhood around East Burnside and 28th Avenue is getting its own homegrown ramen shop this October, as Boxer Ramen readies its fourth outpost in the Burnside 26 building’s corner spot, last home to embattled bar Americano. It may not be the most "authentic" ramen joint, but flavors are bold (The Tonkotsu-Shio is our favorite) and dishes creative (watch those fish flakes "dance" atop those addictive Tots, served piping hot in a tiny cast iron skillet!). See all 3 photos taken at Boxer Ramen by 60 visitors. That's it - simple as that! Food is really good, warming and filling. A few beers, sakes and non-alcoholic drinks and some mochi options. 3 appetizers: Potstickers, Sesame Greens and "Okonomiyaki Tots".

Menu is super-easy to decipher, just 4 ramen choices: a pork-filled "Tonkotsu-Shio", a "Shiitake Shiyo" with pickled mushrooms, a Red Miso, and a Vegetarian Curry. Music was 90s hip-hop on one visit, 60s-inspired surfer rock the next. Printer Friendly View Address: 2605 E Burnside St Portland, OR, 97214-1755 United States. Company Description: Industry: Japanese restaurant. The space is "tall", exposed to the weathered underside of a century-old warehouse beams and lit by an array of skylights walls are festooned with illustrated characters slurping noodles and such. / OREGON / PORTLAND / Boxer Ramen Boxer Ramen.

Inside is a cozy mix of low, fixed stools placed around variously-sized tables and a winding countertop, spread across an aquamarine floor. Situated in a storefront opposite the Ace Hotel in the new Union Way "alley" that cuts between SW Stark St and W Burnside, Boxer Ramen (opened Fall 2013) sits rather inconspicuously at the south-facing entrance.