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  1. Soro Soro

    Korean Coffee Shop

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    Soro Soro is a small Korean coffee shop on East Burnside where the drinks come layered like geology, with black sesame-pandan cream, crispy rice, and Okinawan brown sugar. Yuzu sodas and cherry blossom slushes sit alongside cat-face cheesecakes and dog-shaped cookies, so expect a line of people photographing their order before anyone takes a sip. The Infatuation put it on its list of Portland coffee shops.

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    • Taro + BSP

      “The standout Taro + BSP layers black sesame-pandan cream, roasted crispy rice, and Okinawan brown sugar into a drink that's nutty, toasty, and subtly smoky.”

      The Infatuation
    • Yuzu soda

      “There's plenty more to love, from bright yuzu sodas and cherry blossom slushes to grassy matcha”

      The Infatuation
    • Cherry blossom slush

      “There's plenty more to love, from bright yuzu sodas and cherry blossom slushes to grassy matcha”

      The Infatuation
    • Cat-face cheesecake

      “desserts that are almost too cute to eat: cat-face cheesecakes, dog-shaped cookies, and fruit tarts topped with blueberries and fresh thyme.”

      The Infatuation

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