Yokohama Skyline Eatery

I’ve been here at least three times now and always leave completely satisfied. There are so many Japanese spots in the area that Yokohama is easy to miss since it’s tucked away on NE 3rd, away from MLK and Burnside, but I truly wish them the best. My go-to dishes are the chicken karaage and takoyaki, and you really can’t go wrong with any of their ramen.

We really enjoyed our visit to Yokohama Skyline Eatery last night! With it being our first time, we tried the regular and black garlic tonkotsu. Both phenomenal; the broth base was rich and very clean. We tried both the chicken and pork, both of which were delicious and cooked just right. The karaage was also great, had the perfect soft crispy outside and juicy tender chicken inside. Yuzu soda was also yummy and refreshing! I think it has the chance of being the best lemon sour in town if a little shochu gets added 😉 Excited to go again to try their lattes, curry, and tomato ramen! Very friendly staff and quick service, as well as very clean. Normal prices as well, maybe on the slightly high side. ($15-$17 for ramen bowl, $3-$6 for drinks, and $5-$10 for appetizers) We will be coming aga

Yokohama Skyline Eatery was excellent. The ramen was legit with a rich broth, perfect noodles, and tons of flavor in every bite. The staff was super friendly and attentive, always making sure everything was right without hovering. We also tried the Japanese curry, and it was packed with flavor and had that perfect balance of spice and comfort. Everything tasted fresh and made with care. Definitely a spot worth coming back to.

Casual setting (which we like). We ordered and paid at the front and then sat wherever we wanted. The guy taking our order was really nice and friendly. The food tasted great but the pork was powdery, thick, and tough. The thick noodles in the tomato ramen were the right kind... but I couldn't enjoy eating them. I think they were overcooked as they didn't have the chewiness I hoped for. Not as important, but the raw cheese looked a bit strange 😅. Tasty flavor. Just a few misses. My partner's black garlic ramen was delicious, too. It was the pork that he didn't like.

Ramen was good. We ordered Tonkotsu, Shoyu, and Spicy Shoyu for lunch. The soup was flavorful and the meat was enough. We like thin ramen noodles because they match the broth. We ordered Karaage (boneless fried chicken). They were very good and juicy. Gyozas were really good with good amount of meat and vegetables. We also ordered Green Tea Oat Latte! It was also very good. Overall, this restaurant is one of the best ramen in Portland. The only problem we had was the parking entrance, it was so tight and judging from the pole, many cars scraped it.