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The Original Tandoori Kitchen on Main Street is an Indian restaurant showcasing Tandoori, an Indian style cuisine cooked using a a clay oven. It’s found a new home from their previous location sporting a new exterior design that looks more like an urban bistro, and an updated interior.

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Original Halibuts II on Northeast Alberta Street in Portland, is a fish and chip restaurant wrapped in a Blues lounge. While Original Halibuts next door resembles what most of us would recognized as a seaside chip shop, Halibuts II marries the odd couple of Blues and fish and chips.

Ping is Portland’s answer to modern Asian fare, presenting a seemingly unpredictable blend of various Asian and Southeast Asian cuisine with a distinctly contemporary, North American twist. It is fusion cuisine to be sure. Something we tend to avoid, but this is Portland — a city full of surprises.

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Shopping on Granville Island has its privileges, such as the abundance of eateries available to hungry shoppers in need of a little sustenance. Kaisereck is a food court stand in Granville Island’s Public market that serves freshly made deli sandwiches and sausages — taunting passerbys with the enticing smell emanating from their grill.

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Pine State Biscuits on Southeast Belmont Street is a cute, older storefront located on a residential block in Portland. This was the first location to open up. It may be smaller and older than their newer sister restaurant on Alberta Street, but that doesn’t stop the people from lining up out the door for their biscuits.