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Welcome to The House of Ramen

At The House of Ramen, a delightful noodle haven in Portland, the passion for authentic Japanese cuisine shines brightly. As a women-owned establishment, we take pride in our rich ramen selections, featuring flavorful soup bases like Tonkotsu and Miso, alongside fresh ingredients such as Chashu pork, tofu, and vibrant vegetables. Our chef-driven menu caters to all, offering options for vegans and kids alike in a casual, welcoming atmosphere. With amenities like outdoor seating and convenient payment methods, including cryptocurrency, we invite you to experience a bowl of comfort. Join us for lunch or dinner, and savor the taste that warms the heart.

LOCATIONS

Welcome to The House of Ramen, your ultimate destination for a soul-soothing bowl of ramen in the heart of Portland, Oregon. Nestled at 223 SW Columbia St, this charming, women-owned eatery stands out not just for its enticing menu but also for its inviting atmosphere that caters to all, from families looking for a casual lunch to friends gathering for dinner.

The House of Ramen excels in delivering authentic Japanese flavors, with a menu that showcases a variety of ramen options tailored for every palate. Whether you're a meat lover, a vegan, or somewhere in between, their chef's specials are crafted to delight. Try the Chef Special Tonkotsu, featuring rich pork broth paired with perfectly textured wavy noodles, or the hearty Vegan Ramen with a creamy vegetable soup base, sure to please both plant-based dieters and meat enthusiasts alike.

  • Menu Highlights:
    • Chef Special Tonkotsu: A luscious pork broth with Chashu pork, flavored egg, and a medley of crisp vegetables ($17.00).
    • Vegan Ramen: Creamy vegetable soup with tofu and a vibrant array of garnish ($15.50).
    • Meat Lovers Shoyu: An indulgent mix of pork and chicken with cheese that promises satisfaction in every bite ($17.00).

Aside from the ramen, don’t overlook the appetizers that complement your meal perfectly. The Deep Fried Shrimp Rolls and Gyoza Dumplings are tantalizing starts that create the perfect prelude to your main course. All items are reasonably priced, making it easy to indulge without breaking the bank.

The House of Ramen is designed for comfort and accessibility; it welcomes all guests with outdoor seating, wheelchair access, and facilities like gender-neutral restrooms. Plus, bikers and dog owners will find their needs catered for as well! If studying or simply enjoying the atmosphere with friends is your thing, the restaurant offers free Wi-Fi and even has TV screens for some entertainment.

Don’t forget to take advantage of their happy hour specials and military discounts, making it not only a flavorful choice but an economical one too. Open for lunch and dinner, and provide options for delivery and takeout, the convenience of dining at The House of Ramen is second to none.

So gather your friends, or bring the family. The rich, comforting flavors of The House of Ramen await you — where every bowl is a labor of love crafted to warm your heart and tantalize your taste buds.

For reservations or inquiries, feel free to reach out at (971) 279-5757 and come savor the magic that is The House of Ramen.

START YOUR REVIEW OF The House of Ramen
JuliAnn V.
JuliAnn V.

I work right next to the stop and often stop for my lunch break. The broth is very clean and flavorful and the meat is good quality. The restaurant is small but still comfortable. It's right in the heart of downtown so parking might be a little tough but if you are already in the area it would definitely be worth your time to check out! This restaurant is counter service. They are always super nice and bring your food out fairly quick

R T.
R T.

Good food and friendly service. Price is reasonable for the area and good value for a bowl of warming ramen. Vegetarian and vegan friendly, which is hard to find sometimes. Tofu ramen was delicious. Piano music was playing, one might've been from Totoro, which is a nice bonus.

Eddie M.
Eddie M.

The weather has been colder lately and it was raining to boot. What better time for a hot bowl of Ramen?!? We got here around 5pm on a Saturday, and there were a couple of people there eating, but by the time we ordered at the counter, the entry door was "dinging non stop, and just like that, the place was packed. I guess a lot of other people had the same idea lol. We ordered the Hokkaido Ramen which was a tonkotsu based broth and a Cha-shu ramen, which was a rich shoyu based broth. Both bowls of noodles were rich in taste and texture. Noodles were firm in the soup, which is the way I prefer it. I hate soggy noodles. This Ramen shop was pretty spot on, authentic, like the ramen stands in Tokyo. You won't be disappointed here. I'll definitely be back again to try other flavors. Well done House of Ramen!

Camille S.
Camille S.

Went here for a quick dinner before seeing Wicked. Food was great. Portions were a good size. The place was packed so service was a bit slow, but not their fault.

Courtney F.
Courtney F.

Most delicious options here and believe me when I say I've tried many different ramen spots. This by far is the best

Kiara Mae S.
Kiara Mae S.

So yummy! This place is a small, local, women owned restaurant with a variety of delicious ramen. I had the Chicken Ramen with level 3 spice. It did have a little kick, but I could've done a level 4. I wanted to try their Thai tea but unfortunately they ran out. That just gives me another reason to come and visit again! The service is super good and nice. Definitely worth giving a try!

Karl A.
Karl A.

A small, clean and very pleasant dining experience from top to bottom. I like trying new things, and I had never seen a curry Ramen so I ordered that got good advice from the clerk on which type of work to include and was presented with a perfectly prepared, tasty bowl of mildly curry Ramen, that fit perfectly with the vegetables, the broth, the noodles and the meat.Highly recommended

Dana A.
Dana A.

Was craving ramen and was recommended to try the House of Ramen. I got the beef ramen and Thai tea which were delicious. The restaurant is small but has seating if you wanted to dine in. The only issue is that I wish they could close a little later than 8pm.

Sin-Yaw W.
Sin-Yaw W.

We were hungry. We needed comfort foods. This place came to the rescue. Broth was rich, noodles cooked just right, presentation excellent. Meats? Some on the dry side and others OK. I appreciated them for providing what I needed.