The Best Places to Eat in Beaverton
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The best places to eat in Beaverton, according to the experts: AAA, 50 Top Pizza, and Portland Monthly have all weighed in, and their honors are what rank this list. WildFin American Grill comes out on top.
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Hapa Pizza and 1st Street Pocha hold the next two places. Eater shows up on more of this list than any other guide, with 50 Top Pizza next.
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Rank 1. WildFin American Grill
Seafood
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Rank 2. Hapa Pizza
Neapolitan Pizzeria
A pizza shop in Beaverton where the dough is made with a biga starter, splitting the difference between Neapolitan softness and New York chew, then topped with flavors drawn from Asian pantries. The combination landed Hapa on the 50 Top Pizza USA list. The room is warm and the kitchen moves fast, which matters when half of Beaverton decides to show up at once. Original without being weird about it.
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- 50 Top Pizza 50 Top Pizza: #46 · 50 Top Pizza USA
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Rank 3. 1st Street Pocha
Korean
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- Portland Monthly Portland Monthly: The 50 Best Restaurants in Portland Right Now
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Apna Chat Bhavan is a casual counter-service Indian spot in Beaverton, tucked between a food market and a micro cinema, serving the kind of range most places would split across three restaurants. A "half" order of biryani arrives as a mountain of rice, and the dosa is roughly the length of a small runway. Order at the counter, ignore your better judgment, and save room for the pastry case. Eater included it on its list of Portland's best restaurants and food carts.
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Rank 4. Kita Steak & Ribs
Vietnamese Steakhouse
Kita Steak & Ribs is a steakhouse run like a family business, which it is, with grill-dad barbecue given a Vietnamese accent. It began in a Hillsboro strip mall with a short menu and a loyal following packed into very little room, and it has since moved into nicer digs in Beaverton. The menu has grown a bit, but the beef is still the point. Eater lists it among Portland's best restaurants and food carts.
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