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All of the fish used at the restaurant is fresh, not frozen. Boxer Ramen, restaurant, listed under 'Restaurants' category, is located at 2605 E Burnside St Portland OR, 97214 and can be reached by 5032068937 phone number. Perhaps Im spoiled by the many great ramen places along the rest of the west coast, but Mirakutei just doesnt make the cut. The ramens were weak in that the soup was not super flavorful. The cocktail was nothing special, but wasnt bad. The dishes are meant to travel for now, the shop is on DoorDash, but it’ll appear on other apps soon. Ordered 2 ramens - the spicy yuzu miso, and the clam ramen, and a cocktail. He says the fish travels better that way - the steam trapped in the thicker batter makes it get soggy. Really, what Camden means when he talks about “New England” style is that it’s not in the British style, with hearty beer-batter crusts instead, Rock Paper Fish brines the fish and then dips it in a Martinelli’s apple cider batter, which gives it a lighter, crispy crust. “People keep going ‘Do you have cod? Do you have cod?’ We’re not that kind of fish and chips house.” I didn’t want to go to the default of cod or haddock,” Camden says. “I can get halibut fresh 11 months out of the year I can get Oregon bay shrimp 10 months out of the year. Rock Paper Fish has taken over the East Burnside Boxer Ramen location, with a menu of vegetarian crab cakes, New England clam chowder poutine, and an assortment of Oregon fried fish.Īt Rock Paper Fish, the menu includes New England staples like fried clams and chowder, as well as more Pacific Northwestern takes on the style: the restaurant serves an Oregon bay shrimp and Dungeness crab roll instead of a lobster roll, appeases vegetarians with an artichoke-and-heart-of-palm based “crab” cake, and fries Pacific halibut and Oregon albacore instead of the customary cod or haddock. Now, after opening two locations of the successful fried chicken spot Bae’s, local fast-casual restaurateur Micah Camden and NFL player Ndamukong Suh have partnered with Ringside’s Craig Peterson to tackle a fish-and-chips shop in Portland. Along the East Coast, most coastal towns have their fair share of small fish-and-chip shacks serving things like lobster rolls and fried clams paired with fries.
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